Still feeling "off" after having a baby, even years later? You're not alone. The postpartum experience doesn’t end at 6 weeks. Research from the NIH shows that postpartum depression can last for...
Holistic Postnatal Care: Nurturing the Body and Mind after Childbirth
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...
Pelvic Power Hour: Shattering Stigmas: Prolapse to Pessaries, Postpartum, Aging, and More!
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.
Holding it Together: How to Strengthen Your Bladder
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...
Kegels and Chill: How to Strengthen Your Pelvic Floor and Say Goodbye to Bladder Leaks
The Short Story Did you know that 1 in 3 women experience bladder incontinence at some point in their lives? This blog post gives you some quick tips on what you can do to improve what you may...
Laughing, Sneezing, and Peeing: The Unwanted Trio of Incontinence and How to Beat it
Are you aware that there exist various types of incontinence? Stress Incontinence, occurs when urine leaks during laughter, sneezing, or coughing, while Urge Incontinence involves feeling the need...
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What Your Vaginal Tissue Color Really Says About Your Pelvic Health
You take care of your skin, your hair, your workouts—but how often do you check in with your vaginal tissue? It might sound strange at first, but the color, texture, and feel of your vaginal and vulvar tissues can reveal a lot about your overall pelvic health. Just...
