by Dr. Kristen Strawhacker | Jul 29, 2020 | Pain and Headaches, Pelvic Pain and Dysfunction, Pregnancy and Postpartum
Stress and Pelvic Pain: How They’re Related and What You Should Do Stress Influences Pain, Here’s What You Should Know Stress, anxiety, depression, hormones. We know they all hit hard as the very worst of teams. But it can seem silly to think that our pain...
by Dr. Molly Lechtenberg | Jul 21, 2020 | Pain and Headaches, Pelvic Pain and Dysfunction, Pregnancy and Postpartum
3 Clues That You May Need Mental Health Counseling Why Your Physical Symptoms May Need a Mental Solution Physical and mental health run hand-in-hand. Have you had a sore back for years and it just won’t get better? Have you tried physical therapy, chiropractic care...
by Dr. Molly Lechtenberg | Jul 16, 2020 | Pelvic Pain and Dysfunction, Pregnancy and Postpartum
Mental Health and Physical Therapy: A Critical Combination Why You Need Physical Therapy and Counseling Under One Roof As a physical therapist and clinic owner, having a mental health professional in the same space as physical therapy was never a matter of “if” but...
by Dr. Kaylee Carroll | Jul 8, 2020 | Female Athletes, Pelvic Pain and Dysfunction, Pregnancy and Postpartum
Postpartum: Bouncing Back to Your Pre-Pregnancy Body How to Support Exercise After You Give Birth Often we hear on social media, or even from other women (mom or not), about “bouncing back” or getting back to your “pre-baby body” all the time. This puts so much...
by Dr. Libby Trausch | Jun 30, 2020 | Blog, Medically Supervised Yoga, Pelvic Pain and Dysfunction, Pregnancy and Postpartum
Postpartum: Is It Safe To Do Planks and Crunches? Avoid This Mistake To Safely Recover Your Core Wondering if planks and sit-ups are okay after having a baby? Worried about a diastasis recti abdominis (DRA) and weak or bulging ab muscles? The internet is a scary...
by Dr. Libby Trausch | Jun 22, 2020 | Blog, Medically Supervised Yoga, Pelvic Pain and Dysfunction, Pregnancy and Postpartum
Postpartum Check Ups Need to Happen at Two Weeks Postpartum 2 Weeks Vs. 6 Weeks – Why It Matters? New mamas have to wait 6 weeks for a check up. Why????? Meanwhile, the first couple of days and weeks after baby is born are confusing and blissful and weird and...
