Contribute to our Media & Press Library! Our Academy and members often get featured by other organizations, media agencies, news agencies, and magazines. Help us make sure we capture all of these interviews and mentions that best represent our pelvic and abdominal health physical therapy profession and the health benefits our profession provides to society. Whether you or your colleague have been interviewed for an article on pelvic health physical therapy, you or your colleague participated in a news channel interview or some other media channel, it takes a couple of minutes to share this shout out with us!
This PT uses humor, her understanding of pain, and personal experience to treat PFD. Amanda Olson, PD, DPT, sustained a significant injury while on a camping trip in 2008 that left her unable to simply sit down for months. Continue Reading
Pain can come in many forms and affect any part of your body. That truly means any part of your bodyâeven some areas you might not want to discuss. But know that if you are having pain in your most manly regionsâparticularly during your most intimate momentsâyou are not alone. Good news: there is a Continue Reading
How do you manage physical therapy during the pandemic? Physical therapist and pelvic health specialist Dr. Carrie Pagliano talks about how she's helping clients. Continue Reading
In a world where post-baby snapbacks have extended from celebrity circles to the average Jane via Instagram, new mothers are increasingly looking into fitness classes that can get them through the fourth trimester. Continue Reading
Motherhood is a pivotal event in a woman's life. Preceded by expectations, filled with surprises, and shaped by individual decisions and circumstances, it's a journey that's at once universal and unique. One thing that all new moms have in common is the overwhelming sense that everything has changed Continue Reading
A task force for the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists (ACOG) says it's time to frame postpartum care as an "ongoing process" requiring a personalized, cross-disciplinary approachâincluding the use of physical therapy when appropriate. APTA and its Section on Women's Health have re Continue Reading
