Autoimmune Disease in Women: Why the Nervous System Matters Why Autoimmune Disease Affects Women Differently Autoimmune conditions disproportionately affect women Autoimmune diseases affect women at disproportionately high rates. In fact, nearly 80% of people...
Emotional Release During Dry Needling: A Pelvic Floor Physical Therapy Perspective If you’ve ever heard someone say, “I cried during dry needling and I don’t know why,” let’s talk about that — because it’s more common than you think, especially for women. And no, it’s...
Slightly Moody, Mildly Confused: Could This Be Perimenopause? How PT Can Help You Feel Like YOU Again Perimenopause is the period of time before menopause when your body starts to change. Your hormones, especially estrogen, go up and down a lot during this time. This...
The Benefits of Walking Barefoot: A Physical Therapist’s Perspective As physical therapists, we often emphasize the importance of movement for overall health, but have you ever considered the benefits of being barefoot? While shoes provide protection and support,...
Pessary for Pelvic Organ Prolapse What Pessaries Are Used For and How They Work Have you been to the gynecologist after feeling ‘something falling out down there’, and they told you that you have a prolapse? If you’ve been diagnosed with a prolapse, you have might...
Hey awesome moms! Being a mom is like having a colorful, ever-spinning top – sometimes it feels a bit wobbly. We get it, and today, let’s talk about how to catch that wobbly top, have a giggle, and remind ourselves that it’s okay not to be perfect. What is...
