Menstrual cups: are they a good fit?

Menstrual cups: are they a good fit?

By Anonymous As a licensed physical therapist, I am required to take continuing education classes, but as a licensed PT who specializes in pelvic floor, my courses are a little different. We all learn from practice and experiences in class, and many of my courses...
Pelvic Health 101: Q&A with an Expert Panel

Pelvic Health 101: Q&A with an Expert Panel

Fiona McMahon, DPT Our expert panel class is a new addition to our PH101 course catalog and we are so excited! Join us October 27th at 7pm for an open question and answer format class with some of the world’s first and foremost medical experts in pelvic health. Our...
Postcard From: PT Day of Service

Postcard From: PT Day of Service

By Fiona McMahon, DPT The PT National Day of Service was on Saturday, October 17 this year. All around the Nation, physical therapists spent their Saturdays giving back to the community, from volunteering in soup kitchens, painting murals in city schools, and running...
Pelvic Health 101: Pain & Sexuality: Is it all in My Head?

Pelvic Health 101: Pain & Sexuality: Is it all in My Head?

Fiona McMahon, DPT Sex should feel good… really, really good. But when it doesn’t, you may start to wonder, what’s wrong with me? Am I broken? Am I a prude? Am I frigid? Painful sex isn’t something we talk about. No one would look at you twice if you walked...
All About Testicles

All About Testicles

By Fiona McMahon, DPT Testicles have long been a symbol of manhood and virility. In fact, the word testis means “witness of virility†in Latin. They help produce the hormones that transition a boy into a man. They are responsible for a man’s body hair, the...
Sex After Pregnancy

Sex After Pregnancy

By Fiona McMahon, DPT Edited by Amy Stein, DPT It’s cliché to say the arrival of a new child is one of life’s most joyful events. It certainly can be. It can also be one of life’s most stressful events. According to the Homes and Rahe Stress Scale, pregnancy is...