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Our Fave Products for the Pelvic Floor Rehab Toolkit
Thursday, May 16th, 2013 by Stephanie Prendergast and Liz Rummer
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In this weeks post, were going to share the list of products that we frequently recommend to patients. Important Disclaimer we DO NOT have any financial relationships with any of these vendors And we DO NOT receive any compensation for our product recommendations Theyre simply to... Read more
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Watch Stephanie on PT TV!
Thursday, December 6th, 2012 by Stephanie Prendergast and Liz Rummer
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Watch Stephanie live on Therapydias PT TV this evening, Thursday December 5 at 530 PST 830 EST where she will be talking about postpartum PT Most new moms wrongly believe that postpartum symptoms are all part of a new normal they must learn to live with and their complaints are o... Read more
Top 5 Blog Posts of 2012!
Wednesday, November 28th, 2012 by Stephanie Prendergast and Liz Rummer
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With 2012 coming to a close, we thought it would be a great opportunity to take a step back and showcase the top five blogs of the year. We thought it might give all those interested in pelvic pain a sense of what topics folks want information about. And for our new readers, our ... Read more
PT TV: Liz Talks Pain and the Brain, Kegels and a Multidisciplinary Approach
Tuesday, November 13th, 2012 by Stephanie Prendergast and Liz Rummer
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PHRCs approach to treating pelvic pain. Exciting new treatment methods for overcoming central sensitization. And why kegels are no good for a tight pelvic floor. These are among the topics Liz weighs in on during an interview with PT TV, a series of video chats produced by Therap... Read more
How to Eat to Manage your Pelvic Pain
Wednesday, November 7th, 2012 by Stephanie Prendergast and Liz Rummer
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Can we eat to relieve our pain Actually, the answer is a resounding Yes More and more research is finding a connection between what we eat and how our bodies experience pain. Thats why I was so thrilled to attend a lecture on how nutrition can help us manage our pain at the IPPS ... Read more
Lorimer Moseley: Why He Did It in a Dress
Friday, October 26th, 2012 by Stephanie Prendergast and Liz Rummer
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Lorimer Moseley is a brilliant clinical and research physiotherapist, an expert communicator, teacher, and writerand he doesnt look half bad in a dress. How do I know this odd fact about the Australian pain guru I know it because he delivered his Sunday morning lecture at last we... Read more
Must-read Nuggets from the 2012 Annual IPPS Meeting
Thursday, October 25th, 2012 by Stephanie Prendergast and Liz Rummer
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This years annual International Pelvic Pain Society meeting wrapped up this past Sunday, and our team at PHRC is thrilled to begin sharing all of the exciting and thought-provoking information we took home with us. In the coming weeks well be doing just that right here on our blo... Read more
2012 IPPS Annual Fall Meeting Kicks Off
Saturday, October 20th, 2012 by Stephanie Prendergast and Liz Rummer
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CHICAGO Today officially kicked off the 2012 Annual Meeting of the International Pelvic Pain Society IPPS. The conference is being held at the historic Palmer House Hilton in Chicago. The IPPS is an organization Ive been proud to be a member of during my career treating pelvic pa... Read more
Q&A: Post-Op Pelvic Pain, Kegels for Erectile Dysfunction, Scar Tissue and More
Friday, October 12th, 2012 by Stephanie Prendergast and Liz Rummer
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As the blog grows, we continue to get important questions from our readers. In this blog post, were going to tackle a handful of the recent questions that have come our way. If you have a question of your own, please take the opportunity to post it in the comments section of this... Read more
Find IC/Bladder Pain Support
Monday, October 1st, 2012 by Stephanie Prendergast and Liz Rummer
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In the coming months we plan to cover issues related to ICbladder pain on this blog. In the meantime, we wanted to call your attention to a great resource for those struggling to find support for and gather information about this often complex pelvic pain-related issue. That reso... Read more
Pelvic Pain: The Role of Scar Tissue
Tuesday, September 25th, 2012 by Stephanie Prendergast and Liz Rummer
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Scar tissue is a common contributing factor to pelvic pain. The good news is its an issue thats highly treatable with PT. In this blog, I plan to give you the rundown of how scar tissue can impair the pelvic floor as well as how PT and self-treatment can successfully treat these ... Read more
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