Private Parts

Weight Training for your LIFE! (Or, why you shouldn’t wait until you’re 70 to worry about bone health)

Just like any professional (or human), not all physical therapists are created equal. Have you ever been to an incompetent dentist or hired a bad plumber? I have done both - one who told me I had 5 cavities when I had none and one who told me I had to dig up my garage to find a pipe when it was located on the complete other side of the house and required no digging at all. Before I drilled into my healthy teeth or hired an excavator to destroy my garage floor, I thankfully got a second opinion.

A Good Pelvic Floor PT

Preventing Leaks With Running and Jumping

Leaking or increased pelvic heaviness with running, jumping, and walking fast are common postpartum but can also occur in female athletes that have never been pregnant or in patients post-prostatectomy.

When to see a Pelvic PT?

A physical therapist (PT) is a licensed healthcare professional with a graduate degree - either a masters or a doctorate in physical therapy. They are trained as generalists and can treat patients in many different settings and in various stages of recovery.