Bookmark this resource. It will be updated and expanded too! On a regular basis, we receive numerous requests to find pelvic health professionals in all areas of the world. The pelvic health field has many specialized subsets; and it is important to find specialists who are trained in and understand how to evaluate and treat…
The WHY leads to the WHAT: creating more hands-on classes, creative learning environments and inspiring summits BEYOND the traditional courses offered already. Let’s promote the “Pelvic Gurus” out there who can provide valuable information. My goal is to give them a platform to teach creatively and support them all the way!
Best Exercises for Abdominals, Glutes, and Adductors. Mind-Blowing Charts! A big thank you to Adam Meakins, featured now in Pelvic Guru’s Professional Spotlight! He has generously allowed me to compile his charts and information into this blog article. Out of all of the posts we share on the Pelvic Guru Facebook page, this type of…
The 5 Things We Wish PTs, MDs, and Patients Knew About Pudendal Neuralgia and Pudendal Nerve Entrapment Tracy Sher, MPT, CSCS and Loretta J. Robertson, PT, MS Why is the diagnosis of Pudendal Neuralgia confused with Pudendal Nerve Entrapment? Why are there so many misdiagnoses with pudendal symptoms? Its complex. We are both pelvic physical…
MAY IS AN EXCITING MONTH! It’s Share MayFlowers Month Highlighting Women’s Maternal Health and Fistulas By Tracy Sher, MPT, CSCS, featuring Jessica McKinney, MS, PT A great way to discuss pelvic health is to wear a special mayflower (in MAY and any other month) and when someone says, “that’s so pretty” or “I love that flower,”…
True story – During graduate school (Northwestern shout out) for physical therapy over 15 years ago, I distinctly remember turning to a friend in class and stating emphatically, “Mark my words, I will NEVER EVER do what the therapist is doing in that video. NEVER. Why are we even seeing this in class?”. You may wonder…
Bladder Pain and Bowel Issues – Oy! Highlights on these topics from the International Pelvic Pain Society Conference in Orlando, FL, October 17-20, 2013. The 2013 International Pelvic Pain Society (IPPS) Conference was highly anticipated and with great reason! We were impressed by the excellent clinical information for first-time and return attendees to the conference.…
