Yes, it’s more common than you think; and yes, it can be treated.
Read MoreThe vestibule is a structure that most of us don't pay attention to until something happens with it (sounds familiar, right?)
Read MoreThe knack is a technique designed to optimize a pelvic floor muscle contraction during the loaded phase of an activity.
Read MoreWatch as Becky Paulson, PT, DPT walks us through exactly what to expect during a pelvic floor physical therapy appointment for vaginal vestibule-related conditions.
Read MoreThe vestibule is a structure that most of us don't pay attention to until something happens with it (sounds familiar, right?)
Read MoreWhat I have learned from treating thousands of pelvic pain patients over the last 20 years is this: if you ignore your body’s need to find balance in life, your body will talk.
Read MoreCommon symptoms of an asymmetrical pelvic floor include generalized low back pain, hip pain, and sometimes pain in the knees and ankles.
Read MoreLearn how to pee correctly (and more importantly—learn why it’s important to do so.)
Read MoreKnow your body, be the CEO of your body. Then, choose which pilates program is right for you.
Read More“I saw numerous pelvic PTs as recommended by my doctors in Vancouver Canada, but none were particularly knowledgeable or comfortable with PN PT.”
Read MoreYour vaginal, urethral, back or hip pain might actually come from your pelvic floor: here’s why.
Read MoreUnderstand not just what the pelvic floor is but, why it fools so many providers out there.
Read MoreWe officially need a national pelvic floor appreciation day.
Read MoreIf you are anything like me, you often wait too long to do this!
Read MoreWhen it comes to navigating endometriosis, knowledge (and pelvic floor physical therapy) is power.
Read MoreLift each other up and learn from one another. That’s what pelvic floor friends are for!
Read MoreNot all squats are created equal.
Read MoreThey kept telling me, “80% chance that it's not cancer. 80% chance it's not cancer.” And then, after doing the biopsy, they realized that it was.
Read MoreYou may know it as painful bladder syndrome, IC, or even mistake it for reoccurring urinary tract infections, but there is one thing everyone can agree—Interstitial Cystitis is an often painful and always inconvenient pelvic floor condition.
Read MoreBefore starting pelvic floor physical therapy, Mary saw practitioner after practitioner (including over 30 physical therapists) but continued to suffer with pain.
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