Yes, you read that right: We’re doing another semester of our very successful School of Pelvic Health! Starting on March 17th, our own Stephanie Stamas, PT, DPT, will lead you through seven weeks of FREE classes related to pelvic health. These include but are...
We love finding pelvic health educational events all across the country and the world, so we’re excited to share the upcoming “South of Your Border: Straight Answers About Pelvic Health” event happening at the Banner Health Center in Surprise,...
In the new film Cake, coming out nationwide on Friday, Jennifer Aniston portrays Claire, a woman suffering from chronic pain, who finds herself learning how to deal with the suicide of a member in her chronic pain support group. While Aniston has received rave reviews...
According to an article in The Huffington Post, a new study performed by the University of Michigan and Wayne State University suggests one in five women undergoing hysterectomy surgery never needed the procedure. In fact, the article states, hysterectomy “is...
Christie Silvers, who has an extensive background and training in manual tehcniques spoke on the thoracic spine at our recent PT meeting and how it can effect lumbosacral (low back), pelvic and cervical (neck) dysfunction. She quoted Diane Lee’s “rings of...
Stress urinary incontinence, or SUI, is a part of the daily lives of so many women, but we rarely see attention given to it in the media so women can learn they’re not alone. Recently, though, PBS aired a half-hour long episode of their show “Healthy Body,...
