What if your pelvic floor could talk? It might tell you that your to-do list, your sleepless nights, your old heartbreaks, and that tight clench you hold when life gets overwhelming—are all living there, too. While we often think of pelvic health as a physical...
Tired of feeling disconnected from your body, your sensuality, and the vibrant woman you used to be? In the fast-paced world of leadership, caregiving, and constant multitasking, many women find themselves overwhelmed, exhausted, and distant from the balanced,...
Feeling out of sync with your body, your energy, or your sense of self? For so many women, the menopause transition brings unexpected shifts, physically, emotionally, and energetically. And when no one’s talking about what’s really going on with your pelvic...
This blog is brought to you in collaboration with ScreenMe The Link Between the Vaginal Microbiome and Pelvic Health Your vaginal microbiome is like a well-trained security team, working 24/7 to keep things balanced, healthy, and irritation-free. When it’s in top...
Midlife? More Like Prime Time. Here’s Why You’re Just Getting Started. For too long, society has treated menopause like a slow fade into the background. Women hit 50, and suddenly—poof!—they’re expected to shrink, stay quiet, and gracefully disappear from the...
Your Microbiome Holds the Key to Your Pelvic Health. Are You Paying Attention? When was the last time you thought about the bacteria in your body? Probably not often, but if you’re struggling with infections, inflammation, fertility concerns, or even chronic pelvic...
Is your bladder holding you back? You might be surprised by how urinary issues can impact your daily life. Discover science-backed nutritional secrets like D-mannose and omega-3s that can help naturally support and strengthen your bladder. Read our latest guest blog...
Your pelvic floor might not be something you think about daily—but it should be! Just like your biceps, quads, or core, your pelvic floor needs care and attention to keep you moving, grooving, and feeling your best. Pelvic health isn't just for postpartum moms or...
During this holiday season, as we savor some well-earned downtime amidst the twinkling lights and festive cheer, the approaching New Year brings excitement—but it can also bring a touch of stress as we start to think about what’s next and prepare for the year ahead....
Guest Author: Kasia Pokrop, founder of Mamamoon, Kasia Pokrop, founder of Mamamoon, highlights the importance of holistic self-care during the postpartum period. As a Prenatal Yoga Teacher and HypnoBirthing Educator, she shares practical tips for physical recovery,...
Gut health has become a big topic over the last few years, and for good reason. The gut, often referred to as the "second brain," plays a crucial role in our overall well-being. It houses trillions of bacteria that can influence everything from digestion to immunity,...
Join us as we smash taboos with Helen Ledwick on the next Pelvic Power Hour.
As a former BBC broadcast journalist turned pelvic health advocate, Helen is the creator of the award-winning podcast and author of Why Mums Don’t Jump. During our interview, Helen will share her personal journey with prolapse—from total oblivion to her quest for help. In this interview, she tells all, no holding back, in plain language, from discussions with her doctors, to pelvic floor physical therapy, to pessary fittings and more.
Managing pelvic health involves more than just good intentions or a visit to your healthcare provider. Dr. Grant shares her top recommendations for at-home self-management, including making lifestyle adjustments and balancing home exercise, stress management, and daily life pressures. We’re thrilled to announce the next session of our Pelvic Power Hour, featuring Dr. Jane Grant, a renowned holistic pelvic health specialist. Dr. Grant will share her expert insights on various aspects of pelvic health and holistic wellness.
Whether you're dealing with leaks when laughing or jumping, saying "ow" and "wow" in bed, battling pelvic pain, or just wanting to stay proactive and prevent pelvic issues as you age, this is the place for you. We take a holistic approach to pelvic health, addressing...
What If Your Doctor Took Your Pain Seriously? How FemTech Is Changing Women’s Health Women’s health has been ignored for too long—but a revolution is happening. FemTech (female-focused health technology) is breaking barriers, introducing new solutions...
Dropped June 13th https://youtu.be/jdISk09GjVU Tune is Now for Peli Health’s Pelvic Power Hour featuring Suzanne Sinatra, Founder & CEO of Private Packs. Suzanne will share her deeply personal journey through breast cancer treatment, a path that unexpectedly led...
Written by Guest Author: Millie Gardner, DipCNM, mANP, mGNC, Nutritional Therapist & Founder of Mi Nutrition Chronic pelvic pain is an issue many women face. Whether you're facing conditions like endometriosis, adenomyosis or fibroids that are causing chronic...
When was the last time you thought about the bacteria in your body? Probably not often, but if you’re struggling with infections, inflammation, fertility concerns, or even chronic pelvic pain, your vaginal microbiome may be the missing piece of the puzzle....
Countless women across the globe navigate a journey fraught with challenges when it comes to addressing pelvic health concerns. Issues like lower back pain that worsens during menstrual periods, painful sex, and feelings of heaviness in the pelvis can be symptoms of...
In our modern hustle, where sitting at our desk for prolonged periods is the norm, our health takes a hit, especially the often-overlooked pelvic floor, and the results can be quite eye-opening. Not many of us fully understand how sitting for long periods of time...
The Short Story: 1 in 7 women experience chronic pelvic pain The pain is caused by a complex interplay of nerves and the brain Treatment options include physical therapy, nerve blocks, and medication The Deep Dive: Pelvic pain is no laughing matter, but...
Are you tired of feeling like you have to plan your entire day around potential bathroom breaks? Bladder incontinence, affecting more than 78 million adult U.S. women, is a prevalent issue. But don't let this pesky problem hold you back from living your best life!...
The Short Story Fecal incontinence is the inability to control bowel movements and can range from occasional accidents to constant leakage. You’re not alone—about 18 million adults in the United States have fecal incontinence. The cause of fecal incontinence can...
The Short Story According to a study published in the International Urogynecology Journal, pelvic exercises were found to be effective in reducing symptoms of incontinence in up to 85% of women. Another study published in the Journal of the American Medical...