Category Physical Health

What is “Normal” Bladder Function?

  Chances are you have working knowledge about the normal functioning of your heart, lungs, eyes, nose, ears, teeth, etc. You may even have a good ability to recognize common symptoms that could be a reason to seek medical attention…

Leaks… Super Common, Never Normal

  Leaking of any kind is never normal for the pelvic floor or bladder. This is because one of the primary functions of the pelvic floor is elimination. Elimination is the ability to release urine, stool, and gas… WHEN DESIRED!…

The Sneaky Incontinence

Bladder leaks are a common topic in postpartum but not so much in younger women. Which is unfortunate because many bladder related issues, while more common after pregnancy, often occur in people who have never had a baby.  I was…

Morning Movement

The other morning, I woke up so groggy from a poor night’s sleep, where somehow my whole family of 4 ended up in the same bed. Getting my girls going and out the door was a foggy struggle to say…

5-second Postpartum Posture Hack

  This one tip has changed the posture of countless clients in less than 5 seconds.  I always assess the standing posture of clients. A common postural correction I see in postpartum is too much weight on the forefoot (toward…

A Brief History of Kegels

  Awareness of the pelvic floor muscles can be found throughout cultures around the world for thousands of years. The best example of humans awareness of the presence of pelvic floor musculature is from yoga. Mula Bandha is a version…