by Dr. Liz Lahr | Feb 8, 2022 | Pregnancy and Postpartum
5 Practical Ways to Support a Postpartum Woman Practical Ways to Help a New Mom in the Postpartum Period Do you know someone who just recently had a baby? Did you wonder how you could support her? Here are some practical ways to help her out: Coffee Bring her a coffee...
by Dr. Molly Lechtenberg | Jan 13, 2022 | Pelvic Pain and Dysfunction, Pregnancy and Postpartum
How to Prepare to Give Birth from a Women’s Health PT If you’re pregnant or thinking about having a baby someday, you may search the internet for “how to push out a baby”. Whether you’re preparing for your first or fifth child, or planning for a VBAC (vaginal...
by Breathe. Physical Therapy & Wellness Staff | Jan 13, 2022 | Pain and Headaches
Would you believe me if I said I went from 2 headaches a month to 1 headache a year? Yes, it can be done. I went from getting neck tension headaches about two times a month to getting one per year. The horrid kind that you can feel building and building throughout...
by Dr. Molly Lechtenberg | Dec 9, 2021 | Pelvic Pain and Dysfunction, Pregnancy and Postpartum
3 Exercises for Pelvic Pain in Pregnancy Pain in the crotch? Pregnancy pain is not something that you have to just deal with. There are things to do for strengthening and a few things you could avoid to decrease pain in your pelvic area. 1. Tall Kneeling Exercise....
by Dr. Mary Hagerty | Nov 18, 2021 | Pelvic Pain and Dysfunction, Pregnancy and Postpartum
Stress Peeing (Incontinence) After Baby – Why It Happens + Three Yoga Poses To Help Carrying tension in the neck and shoulders when stressed or anxious is a bit more well known. But did you know that you can also hold stress and tension from stress or anxiety in...
by Dr. Kelli Jarrard | Oct 20, 2021 | Female Athletes, Joint Problems and Surgical Rehab
What is Runner’s Knee, and How a Physical Therapist Can Help Patellofemoral pain, which is commonly referred to as “runner’s knee”, is caused by inflammation and irritation at the joint between the knee (more specifically, the femur) and the kneecap (also known...
by Dr. Mary Hagerty | Oct 12, 2021 | Pelvic Pain and Dysfunction
Vulvas Are Unique: What They Are & How They’re Different “Is that what its supposed to look like down there?”: Your Vulva is Unique to You, So stop stressing! Did you know that everyone’s vulva looks different? However, many don’t know this, and for some...
by Breathe. Physical Therapy & Wellness Staff | Sep 22, 2021 | Community, Pregnancy and Postpartum
3 Things All Women Should Know On Their Journey To Becoming A Mom Guest Blog Post: Dr. Nicole Ramirez / Preconception Chiropractic Here are 3 Important Things to Consider on the Journey to Conceiving: 1. When trying to conceive, your partners health matters too. ...
by Breathe. Physical Therapy & Wellness Staff | Sep 16, 2021 | Community, Pelvic Pain and Dysfunction
Client Testimonial: “I highly recommend Breathe. to any guys out there suffering from pelvic pain, prostatitis or CPPS” A Man’s Perspective on Pelvic Floor Physical Therapy for Men My pain journey prior to finding Libby and the staff at Breathe was...
by Dr. Heather Alaniz | Sep 8, 2021 | Pregnancy and Postpartum
5 Important Nutrients: Real Food For Pregnancy 5 Key Things for Optimal Prenatal Nutrition Prenatal nutrition is critical to your baby’s growth and development and your own maternal health. The diet you consume while pregnant and breastfeeding is a key...
