Sex and Anxiety- A Teleseminar Review
Upcoming Teleseminar Available on June 11th: Just Relax! Understanding Sexual Pain & Anxiety A two-hour teleseminar by Talli Rosenbaum & Dr. Tammy Nelson Available June 11, 2013, as MP3 files (*can listen to it after June 11th too) *The course is targeted for pelvic physical therapists, but many other healthcare professionals AND patients dealing with […]
Happy “Pelvic” Mother’s Day!
It’s a special day today – Mother’s Day! With sincerity, we hope it’s a wonderful, beautiful day. On a lighter note, here are some fun pictures to celebrate this occasion. Enjoy!
Breaking News: Updated PDF Version of Pelvic G-Codes is Here!
We are so thrilled to share that we have an updated, printer-friendly PDF version of the Pelvic G-Codes for you. Click on the link below to see the updated G-Code post. Breaking News: Updated PDF Version of Pelvic G-Codes is Here! Changes that have been made include: – More outcome measures included! Thank you for the […]
Medicare G-Code Shortcut Tables: Pelvic PT Jackpot!
* Update on 4/21/13: We are thrilled to announce that we have made great additions and revisions to the original G-code tables for pelvic outcome measures! We can’t thank you enough for the incredible support of this project! We appreciate all of your kind comments. A huge thank you goes to Heather Edwards for pouring […]
The Ultimate Pelvic Anatomy Resource: Articles, Links, and Videos, Oh My!
Ever wanted a resource with articles, pictures and videos of pelvic anatomy all in the same place? Here it is! I’ve been putting this together for a while and am very excited to share this with you! This resource will evolve and update as new, exciting links are found. The content ranges from basic articles […]
Pelvic Guru 2012: Most Popular Posts
If you have an interest in pelvic health, you’ll likely want to bookmark this post for reference! What an exciting year for Pelvic Guru! I started Pelvic Guru in mid-2012 with the goal of providing good information, injected with humor at times, regarding anything related to pelvic health. The amount of support and engagement on […]
Toilet Talk: Things You Should Know, But Probably Don’t.
Parents can relate to the fact that we spend a lot of time potty training children. However, that’s likely the only time we experience “toilet talk”. When I provide basic bowel and bladder tips to my adult patients, I am always surprised when they say “why didn’t anyone tell me that?”. So, here’s a list […]
Egg-citing Pictures! Egg Released During Ovulation.
These pictures are incredible! (First time seen clearly on a human female). This was captured by Dr Jacques Donnez (2008) while he performed a laparoscopic hysterectomy on a 45-year-old female. In these photos you will see the follicle (red) – a fluid-filled sac on the surface of the ovary (white) containing the egg. The process […]
Ovarian Cancer: Twitter Trends
September was officially Ovarian Cancer Awareness Month, but the awareness should go on all year. Here’s the latest trending of “hot topics” regarding #ovarian cancer on Twitter in the month of October (2012). Check it out. The links are provided. Women’s Health Mag @WomensHealthMag Taking aspirin may reduce your risk […]
Who Seeks Outpatient Pelvic Rehabilitation?
Patients Seeking Outpatient Pelvic Rehabilitation In the current issue of the journal Physical Therapy, Wang and colleagues describe the characteristics of patients (and their pelvic floor diagnoses) presenting for outpatient physical therapy. 109 outpatient clinics participated in this data collection and included information about 2452 patients. The system used for collecting data is FOTO (Focus […]
