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Eliza Etter PT, DPT, CLT Sometimes, we all have a little bit of trouble talking about what is going on “down there”. But it is paramount that even from a young age, we learn the proper words for our parts in order to make them more familiar and less embarrassing to talk about. Even though …
Continue reading Pelvic Anatomy and Physiology – A Starting Point for Children
Fiona McMahon PT, DPT Pronouns (She, Her, Hers) Do you speak pelvic floor? I do. There is so much going on in the pelvic floor, that unless you are thinking about it every day, it can be difficult to find the right words to describe exactly what you are feeling where. Today we are going …
Continue reading Do You Speak Pelvic Floor? Guide to Anatomy Part 1: Female Genital Anatomy
On March 16, 2017 at 7pm we will be kicking off our spring semester of pelvic health education class, we call Pelvic Health 101 (PH101). In our first class we will be introducing you to the pelvic floor muscles, where they are, what they do, and how they relate to the health and function of your …
Continue reading PH101: Something’s Wrong with my What?
By Stephanie Stamas As a pelvic floor physical therapist, the number one question I get asked is, ‘How did you get into this type of therapy?’ (usually in a very confused tone) I never have a good answer for them - I don’t have a good story or personal experience. In fact, when I first …
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