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Test Blogpost #2

January 18, 2022

Test body. Testing to see what color this text will be.

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New episode out now!

Hey there, strangers! We’re still here - just fo

Hey there, strangers! We’re still here - just focusing more on real life projects than internet projects. But we do have a hot new BONUS podcast episode ready for ya!

Did you know that almost any physical therapist can call themselves a pelvic floor physical therapist, but not all are equally equipped?

In this short bonus episode, Mary interviews Dr. Jenny Porter, a physical therapist who specializes in pelvic floor, to learn what qualifies physical therapists to treat different pelvic floor issues. How can you know whether or not your PT is equipped to help you?

1. Physical Therapy is a doctoral degree that takes 6-7 years to complete. Less than two hours is spent on the pelvic floor during that entire time.

2. Specific continuing ed courses are required to gain expertise in treating the pelvic floor.

3. Herman and Wallace and APTA are companies that offer the best/standard training courses for physical therapists who plan to treat the pelvic floor.

4. Level 2 training is required to treat sexual dysfunction, and postpartum, bowel, and male issues. Level 3 is required for the complicated neurological and congenital issues.

5. Your pelvic floor physical therapist (PFPT) that is equipped to treat you for sexual dysfunction is not necessarily qualified to treat you during pregnancy/postpartum, and visa versa.

6. Almost any physical therapist can claim that they are a pelvic floor physical therapist. There is no regulating body for PFPT yet - only physical therapy.

Listen to the episode to hear the questions Dr. Jenny Porter asks other pelvic floor PT offices to figure out if they are qualified to treat specific issues and for Jenny’s tips on how to find help if you don’t have the right kind of PT near you.

You can find Dr. Jenny Porter @pivotalptandwellnessnola in Mandeville, Louisiana.

We are so honored to be featured in @osvcatholic @

We are so honored to be featured in @osvcatholic @osvnews for #NFPWeek! Thank you so much for allowing us to talk about the both/and of this practice!

Tap and swipe for some screenshot highlights of the story, then head to our link in bio to read the full piece.

Leave us a comment and tell us what you think!

A fresh new episode is up with the lovely Jamie Ra

A fresh new episode is up with the lovely Jamie Rathjen from the @hormonegenius podcast and founder of the @fiat_institute !! We had a blast chatting with her.

We explored her new (and pretty amazing) hormone coaching program, which fills the gap between your fertility awareness instructor and your physician. There are lifestyle factors and nutritional insights that these pros just don't have the time, or knowledge in many cases, to address.

This is where your hormone coach comes in! So far, Jamie has trained about 30 incredible women (a mix of Creighton & FEMM instructors, PAs, DOs) to serve you in this space! Jamie also explained how stats on birth control influenced her work.

Enjoy the show!

Charting for Mary had really good moments. Her Cre

Charting for Mary had really good moments. Her Creighton chart revealed a lot about what was going on in her body and that was really helpful to her physicians and for her to understand some pretty intricate details about her health.

However, because it also revealed how dysfunctional her body was and trended worse over time, it got really hard. The meds, supplements, and doc appointments got hard, too. Pregnancy tests really messed with her mind, but you’ll learn in this episode why she had to continue to take them.

Is there a healthier way to approach charting? Restorative reproductive medicine? Our relationship with infertility? Why doesn’t pregnancy heal the wounds of infertility? Emily interviews Mary in our newest episode to find out.

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