Pelvic Health Solutions

Persistent Pain: A Patient’s Perspective   This series of blogs are offered up by a patient of mine.  Ellen found herself struggling with significant dystonia and disability with regards to walking and generalized activities of daily living.  A

Persistent Pain: A Patient’s Perspective   This series of blogs are offered up by a patient of mine. Ellen found herself struggling with significant dystonia and disability with regards to walking and generalized activities of daily living. 

As medical professionals, we often assume that by completing an assessment, defining the problem list and outlining our treatment goals, we will succeed in achieving the best outcome for our patients.   However, a thorough assessment is just a

The Neuromuscular Connection   In the previous blog posts exploring Julie Wiebe’s online course, I have written about the diaphragm as being the driver of the core system, the importance of postural positioning to optimize the potential for c

Julie Wiebe’s Diaphragm/Pelvic Floor Piston for Adult Populations Online - Part 3   In the previous blog posts I have tried to shed some light on Julie Wiebe’s course entitled Piston Science for Adult Populations. Blog 1 and Blog 2 have loo