October is National Physical Therapy Month, a time to recognize the powerful, transformative work physical therapists do every day. This year, I’m choosing to celebrate not only the profession I love, but more importantly, the small daily wins of my patients, the ones...
Written By: Dr. Taylor Kobliska, PT, DPT Erectile dysfunction (ED) is a common condition that affects millions of men, but it’s not just about sexual performance, it’s a window into overall health and wellbeing. Many people are surprised to learn that the pelvic floor...
Written By: Pia Smith, OTR/L – Pelvic Health Occupational Therapist Pelvic floor dysfunction doesn’t just affect the body, it can disrupt every aspect of one’s life. Occupational Therapists address the whole person and their ability to perform and enjoy their...
By Brianne Taggart, RN, IBCLC + Founder of Breezy Babies Let’s cut to the chase: breastfeeding doesn’t always “just happen naturally.” Sure, some babies latch like pros from day one. But for most families? There are questions, surprises, sore nipples, and Google...
A new study in The American Journal of Obstetrics & Gynecology confirms that many pelvic floor injuries during vaginal birth are preventable. Learn how pelvic floor physical therapy can help protect your long-term health before, during, and after pregnancy. Why...
Birth is impossible to predict but keeping some of these tips in mind may help you adjust during labor to make baby and you more comfortable! The best labor position is the one that creates the most space in the part of your pelvis that your baby is currently in. Good...
