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How Pelvic Health Physical Therapy can be Beneficial For Everyone

By Dr. Bridget Ochuko As a pelvic health physical therapist, one of the most common phrases I hear as people begin their healthcare journey is, “Everyone needs pelvic health PT, no matter who they are!”. →

Trauma in your Mental & Physical Self

Join our own Dr. Bridget Ochuko, PT, DPT, MPH, CLT and Grounded Wellbeing’s Ryan DeVane, LCSW for an overview of trauma and how it manifests in both the brain and the body. During this presentation, →

The One About Lube

Have you ever wondered which lube is right for you? During Dr. Laura Ross’ last session of Bedroom Banter, she walked through the properties of the 4 main types of lube and touched on which →

Why do we Call Ourselves Pelvic Health Physical Therapists?

By: Dr. Laura Ross PT, DPT, PRPC What’s in a name? You may have heard of or been referred to us for “Pelvic Floor Physical Therapy.” You’ll notice that we refer to ourselves as “Pelvic →

Leakage – You Don’t Have To Live With It

Leakage is common but not really normal. Many of us experience urinary leakage but it’s not something we just have to accept and live with (hint: Kegels are usually not the answer). Regardless of age, →

EmPOWER

Don’t forget to register for EmPOWER – a pelvic health and childbirth education pregnancy workshop. REGISTER NOW: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/empower-tickets-883359109877?aff=oddtdtcreator

Link in Our Bio

If you have found yourself at this page, you have chosen to take your pelvic health into your own hands. We know how difficult that can be and we are proud of you! Here at →

Dr. Megan Beach-Gomes Recognized by The House Of Representatives!

On March 14th, Megan attended Perinatal Provider’s Day at the Georgia Capital where she was honored for being a Perinatal Pelvic Health Physical Therapist. She received a Resolution from The House of Representatives for her →

Dr. Bridget Ochuko Accepts Award For Outstanding PT

This past weekend Dr. Bridget Ochuko attended the CSM conference in Boston where she received the award for being an Outstanding Physical Therapist from the Academy of Pelvic Health Section of the American Physical Therapy →

Doula/Childbirth Educator vs. Pelvic Physical Therapist

By: Dr. Bridget Ochuko Doulas, also known as childbirth educators, are known to be impactful and positive partners in the birth space. They can also provide so much more than support only during the labor →