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Let's talk about some female health issues that are often ignored! An interview with Susan Facemire, a Pelvic Floor Physical Therapist Season 2; Episode 88
In this episode we interview Susan Facemire who is a Pelvic Floor Physical therapist dealing with female health issues in the areas of "peeing, pooping and sex" which are issues often dismissed or ignored by women and their doctors. She shares how closely tied these issues are to mental health. She often helps women learn to calm down by using breathing and other relaxation techniques to decrease their pelvic floor medical issues including inconsonance, vulvodynia, vaginismus, and prolapsed pelvic organs and many others. She helps us to understand that we don't have to "just accept" when our bodies have issues in the pelvic floor area. Listen and learn that there are options out there which can reduce your symptoms. You just need to know where to go and who to ask.
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By Michele Maas, LPCC-S & Lauren Marks, Certified Coach, Hypnobreathwork
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In this episode we interview Susan Facemire who is a Pelvic Floor Physical therapist dealing with female health issues in the areas of "peeing, pooping and sex" which are issues often dismissed or ignored by women and their doctors. She shares how closely tied these issues are to mental health. She often helps women learn to calm down by using breathing and other relaxation techniques to decrease their pelvic floor medical issues including inconsonance, vulvodynia, vaginismus, and prolapsed pelvic organs and many others. She helps us to understand that we don't have to "just accept" when our bodies have issues in the pelvic floor area. Listen and learn that there are options out there which can reduce your symptoms. You just need to know where to go and who to ask.