Hyperemesis Gravidadum: Pelvic Floor Implications
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There is a small percentage of the pregnant population who experience severe nausea and vomiting. These individuals may be diagnosed…
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Meet a 2023 APTA Leadership Scholar – Jessica Munk, PT, DPT, JD
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Meet a 2023 APTA Leadership Scholar – Natalie Surut, PT, DPT
Please help the Academy congratulate Natalie Surut, PT, DPT for being selected as a 2023 APTA Association Leadership Scholar!…
Meet a 2023 APTA Leadership Scholar – Kylee Austin, SPT
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Erasing The Taboo: My Journey to Pelvic Floor Physical Therapy
“This is something you are just going to have to live with” is a common phrase that I hear come…
Why Pelvic Floor PT?
My name is Ashley Goeckner. I am from a small town in Illinois, but I ended up living in Indianapolis…
My Journey to Pelvic Health Physical Therapy
My name is Katie Ruebush and I am a PT in very rural West Central Illinois. I’ve been practicing for…
Intimate Partner Violence Awareness: An SPT’s Passion for Pelvic Health
I am passionate about the field of pelvic health physical therapy because I want to empower women affected by intimate…
PT and Doula Care: Why We Can Bring A Unique Set of Skills and Knowledge to Aid in the Perinatal Period
Going into my first childbirth, I naively thought that because I was a physical therapist and had some pelvic health…
Barre & Babies: how an SPT discovered pelvic health physical therapy
My first job in high school was working the desk at a local, barre-style fitness studio (shout out to you,…
