Pelvic PT Rising

For interstitial cystitis, a common 'missing piece' is neural tension of the sciatic nerve. It's a testament to how difficult IC is to treat we considered a few other 'missing pieces.' We thought ab...

8 Mai 202325min

We're taking an honest look at the pros and cons of working in a cash practice. As most of you know, PelvicSanity is a cash practice and we've been working without interacting with insurance companie...

4 Mai 202330min

When it comes to diastasis recti, a missing piece is often the back. We're often focused on the front....because, well, that's where the diastasis is! We'll engage the transversus abdominus and stre...

1 Mai 202322min

How can we stop driving ourselves crazy by comparing to our competitors? Worrying about what they are doing? Feeling like they are 'taking our patients?' It's not easy. We're competitive. We care...

27 Apr 202329min

One thing we often miss when treating prolapse is a functional/standing assessment. If an orthopedic patient came in complaining of pain with walking and running, would we do our entire examination w...

24 Apr 202324min

How do we help our patients past their limiting or incorrect beliefs? This is always a challenging conversation. Maybe they're drinking a ton of water. Or been told about the 'IC diet'. Or believe...

20 Apr 202330min

One thing we often miss with stress urinary incontinence is a focus on the task and timing of our patient's issues. Often we jump right to voluntary pelvic floor strength. After all, that's what we'...

17 Apr 202321min

After working together for almost a decade, Melanie and Noelle were tired, frustrated and burned out. They were always having to fight – the insurance companies, their employers, the system the worke...

13 Apr 202341min