If I had a dollar for every time a new patient said, “I didn’t even know this was a thing,” I could probably fund a nationwide billboard campaign about pelvic floor therapy. And honestly? I might. Even after a decade in pelvic health - and five years in private practice - I still hear that phrase at least weekly. I’ll never forget telling my own mom about the specialized training I was starting. She looked at me and said, “That isn’t a thing.”

Surviving cancer is an incredible achievement - but for many, the end of treatment marks the beginning of a new chapter that includes ongoing physical and emotional recovery. As a pelvic floor therapist, I have the privilege of helping cancer survivors navigate some of the most personal and often unspoken challenges that linger after treatment. One area that is frequently overlooked in the recovery journey is pelvic health.

Endometriosis and surgery can cause pelvic floor dysfunction. PFPT helps ease pain and improve recovery. Learn more in our latest blog!

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A prostatectomy is a common procedure for treating prostate cancer and involves the removal of the prostate gland. This can bring...

Delivering a baby via Cesarean Section (AKA C-Section) is a major abdominal surgery that requires you to give your body a lot of extra...

Vulva and vaginal dryness and irritation is a common complaint that can be described differently by each person experiencing it. It may...

There are a lot of things we hear as pelvic health providers that get our blood boiling, but this is likely at the top of the list … “......

March is Endometriosis Awareness Month, so we thought it would be appropriate to dive into some of the specifics about the diagnosis and...

First of all, we want to clarify that this blog is not meant to speak negatively of any person or profession. Your doctors, whether it be...