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The "ABCs" of Core and Pelvic Health
I do a frequent workshop called "The ABCs of PostPartum Healing". This was born out of the main 3 things I start with when working with...

Dr. Brenda
May 26, 2022


Prolapse: Top 10 Tips
The term "prolapse" refers to when one or more organs in the body are displaced from their normal positions, usually downward. In the pelvis, we are referring to the bladder, uterus, or rectum. Prolapse symptoms can sometimes feel like heaviness or pressure in the pelvis, a "bulge" in the vagina, pain or discomfort with intercourse, feeling like a tampon won't stay in, or being able to see something protruding from the vaginal canal. The good news is research shows that sy

Dr. Brenda
Aug 4, 2021


Signs You May Have a "Weak" Core
“How do I know if I need pelvic floor and core physical therapy?” “I can sneeze without peeing so does that mean everything is healed...

Dr. Brenda
Sep 8, 2018


What Type of Physical Therapist am I?
What is “pelvic PT”?, “postpartum rehab”?, “women’s health PT”?, and how does it tie in to “orthopedic” and “sports PT”? (sometimes I...

Dr. Brenda
Jun 2, 2018
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