What Do the Eyes, Feet, Vestibular System, and Pelvic Floor Have in Common?
What if the key to changing pelvic floor coordination is not always found at the pelvic floor? As clinicians, we know the body does not function as a collection […]
When Contraceptives Mimic Menopause: A Guide to Vaginal Atrophy in Younger Women
Pelvic health providers often encounter premenopausal patients with vaginal dryness, irritation, or dyspareunia. These symptoms, although commonly linked to menopause, frequently emerge in younger women due to hormonal contraceptive use.
Melatonin: Support or Saboteur? What Every Pelvic Health Provider Should Know
In recent years, melatonin supplements have taken center stage as a go-to for restless nights, jet lag, and irregular sleep. But as healthcare providers committed to integrative, root-cause care, we
Reclaiming the Body Through Breath and Presence: A Conversation with Evelyn Hecht
“Pain is not just in the body—it’s in the story we’ve been told about our body.” — Evelyn Hecht, PT, ATC At LTI Physio, we believe in creating spaces
Expanding the Scope of Women’s Health in Physical Therapy: A New Perspective
Introduction I’m excited to share a new milestone in my journey as a physical therapist and women’s health advocate-my latest co-authored paper, “Women’s Health Across the Lifespan: A Sex-
Impact of Silent Reflux on Long-Term Gut Health: Insights for Pelvic Health Providers
Welcome to the Pelvic Health Explorer’s monthly article. This is part 2 of a 3-part series on clinical aspects of GERD and the role of the Pelvic Health
Silent Reflux and the Role of Pepsin
Overview Welcome to the Pelvic Health Explorer’s monthly article. This is part 1 of a 3-part series on clinical aspects of GERD and the role of the Pelvic Health Provider