We thought it would be helpful for prospective clients to hear directly from one of our clients about her experience working with our team. This particular client came to us following multiple abdominal surgeries, with large abdominal scars and months of deconditioning. She came to
When it comes to perinatal bowel dysfunction, mum’s the word…or, at least it was. Women are either shy to mention their bowel habits or they’ve been told “Oh, that’s just normal. It’s a part of the process!” We’ve come too far in the field of
One of the most common things I hear from clients as a pelvic health physical therapist is “I had no idea I had muscles down there!” If you have been keeping up with our blog, you will already know that the pelvis is full of
Many women struggling with pelvic health dysfunctions (ie, urinary incontinence, urinary urgency, constipation, and/or pelvic and low back pain) have been told “Oh, that’s just your age” or “Well, you had a baby. What do you expect?” Contrary to popular belief, there IS a way
Celebrity endorsements often cause waves of popularity for different products on the market. Not even the realm of pelvic health is exempt from fads that pique peoples’ curiosity and direct them to using products that are unhelpful, or worse, possibly harmful. Here are a few
“Snakes in the pelvis,” “burning in the undercarriage,” “fiery pain in sitting.” These are all descriptors that signal a condition called pudendal neuralgia, which results when compression or trauma arises within the pudendal nerve. The pudendal nerve is an important nerve that courses through the
Endometriosis is a debilitating disease that impairs the quality of life in adolescent and adult females. Sorry – not exactly the best news of the day. But March is endometriosis awareness month, and it’s important to discuss a condition that affects females across the lifespan.
When we think of Pilates, we think of controlled movement patterns that work through a range of motion which ultimately come together in a gentle flow with ease and fluidity. The breath adds elements of concentration and precision in the sequencing of the movement. The
One of the more, shall we say “annoying”, pelvic health dysfunctions is called pelvic organ prolapse (POP). Gravity plays somewhat of a larger role in this condition. This means when you’re walking, jogging, gardening, chasing those children (or grandchildren) around, or simply even doing household
Just like any other form of physical therapy, pelvic health rehabilitation requires the client to be committed to their care for their symptoms to improve. On the other hand, pelvic health rehab also requires the clinician to be committed to helping the client improve. Rehab
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