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Dedicated to raising level of excellence in the the profession of pelvic physical therapy to better serve patients with pelvic floor conditions around the world.

06/02/2026

This ‘sode was EPIC and we covered so much ground!

Huge thanks to for taking the time to share her thoughts on The Pelvic PT Rising podcast - what a conversation this was! 😮

If you want to be sent a direct link to this specific episode: “The Great Kegel Debate Part 3: With Michelle Lyons” comment ➡️ “kegel debate” and I’ll send it to you! 💁🏻‍♀️

I have a feeling this will not be the end of this conversation, but it sure does feel good to have this out in the world! 😘

Endo Symptoms we CANNOT miss and should be screening for in our pelvic PT/OT sessions - this is not an exhaustive endo s...
05/29/2026

Endo Symptoms we CANNOT miss and should be screening for in our pelvic PT/OT sessions - this is not an exhaustive endo symptom list, but this outlines 20 common symptoms that are likely present with our patients. 💁🏻‍♀️
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List of 20 symptoms came from a .endometriosis blog post - thanks for such a great list!
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For more on fertility and endo, please check out my Pelvic PT Rising podcast episode with .sadikahbehbehani
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Questions? Comment below. ⬇️
Share this to your platforms. Send it to a colleague. Save it for reference. Together we RISE for better endo diagnosis and care for all. 💛💛

05/29/2026

Free business training on unlocking the hidden potential in your current business.

Make sure to check out the latest Pelvic PT Rising podcast episode for more details and comment “potential” below and I’ll send you a link to register!

➡️ June 3 (Wesnesday) 3pm PST/6pm EST
➡️ There will be a recording available for a limited time - but only to those who register!
➡️ You’ll get access to a free Rising calculator 🤓➡️ Its the kickoff to Accelerator Cohort # 7 💁🏻‍♀️

Let me know if you have any questions! ⬇️

05/27/2026

Two tips re: complex patient presentations ➡️

1️⃣ More complex symptom presentation does not equal more complex intervention. In fact, most times, it’s the opposite - the more complex, the symptom presentation the more basic and foundational the intervention needs to be for a longer period of time.

2️⃣ Getting a good symptom timeline is always important, but for a complex presentation it’s IMPERATIVE that you get a good symptom timeline and you go back far enough to make sure you don’t miss relevant information

Hope this helps!! Save this for when you get stuck! 💁🏻‍♀️⭐️

05/26/2026

Whether you treat folks with bladder pain syndrome or other lower urinary tract symptoms, it’s always important to go back to the basics!
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The bladder has pain referral sites to:
1️⃣ sacral apex
2️⃣ suprapubic region
3️⃣ groin/adductors
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Its innnervation is:
➡️ Autonomic sympathetic: T10-11-L2, hypogastric nerve to cause relaxation of the detrusor and bladder filling
➡️ Autonomic parasympathetic: S2-4, pelvic splanchic nerves causing contraction of the detrusor and bladder emptying
➡️ Somatic via the pudendal nerve: S2-4, has baldder afferents and innervates the external urethral sphincter
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The urachus is a remnant of the median umbilical ligament that connects the urinary bladder to the umbilicus and is continuous with the falciform ligament of the liver.
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Its always so important to remember the viscerosomatic and somatovisceral reflexes as we are deciding how to best intervene and treat our patients with bladder symptoms or pain!
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Save this for reference! 💁🏻‍♀️

05/26/2026

Comment “potential” and I’ll send you the link to sign up for our free business training!

It’s gonna be good, I promise! 😅

(Trying to do this damn reel for like an hour and it wasnt working with how I wanted to explain profit delta, so 💁🏻‍♀️ just sign up and trust us. 😅)

05/25/2026

Being able to confidently say - based on your experience, your area of expertise, and the evaluation and observation that you’ve done - that something is “normal” and “nothing’s wrong” is SO valuable!!

So often, I think we - as providers -we pride ourselves on being able to tell somebody something that we can help with. That we can “fix”. Naming the dysfunction. Naming the issue.

And that is important. Dont get me wrong!

But it’s equally, if not more important to also be able to tell somebody - “everything is looking great” or “ things are progressing normally” or “ I know you think that that feels or it looks weird, but it’s actually totally normal.”

There is so much value in that. Dont’ ever forget it! 🩷

For awesome pediatric physical therapy in OC ➡️ Thanks for reassuring me Trevor is “normal” 🩷😅😘

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