In this episode, Jessica interviews her co-host, Jamille, about her last weeks of pregnancy, her labor, her delivery, and postpartum period.

In this episode, Jessica and Jamille discuss the diagnosis of Interstitial Cystitis and how it relates to pelvic floor physical therapy. We also discuss a class we have both recently taken and give updates about Jamille's maternity leave!

Jamille and Jessica discuss a common condition seen in women post partum- Diastasis Recti. Learn more about this abdominal separation condition, why it occurs, signs/symptoms, what things to avoid to make it worse, and how pelvic floor physical therapy can help.

In this podcast Jessica and Jamille go over the ins and outs of a pelvic prolapse. They discuss what the diagnosis means, symptoms, and treatment for people with a pelvic prolapse. We repeat the segment "What Do I want to Know More About" and trial a new segment "Something New I Tried This Week". For questions, comments and concerns, email us at [email protected]

Jamille and Jessica follow up their last podcast about pregnancy with this month's podcast about common postpartum conditions pelvic floor physical therapists treat. They discuss how giving birth, whether vaginal or C section, can affect bladder, bowel, and sexual function. They also introduce their new segments they will be including in future podcasts along with a featured diagnosis.

Jessica and Jamille have an announcement to make as they talk about pelvic floor physical therapy and the pregnant patient. For any questions or concerns please email us at [email protected].

Jamille and Jessica continue their segment about pain with intercourse by describing two conditions that can contribute to sexual dysfunction: vulvodynia and vestibulodynia. During this podcast, they discuss what these two diagnoses are, common symptoms and causes, and ways to examine and treat vulvodynia and vestibulodynia,

October is National Physical Therapy Month! We participated in Sullivan Physical Therapy's annual volunteer activity. This year, we volunteered for the Zero Prostate Cancer Run/Walk. September is Prostate Cancer Awareness month and for this episode's podcast, we wanted to talk about Prostate Cancer! We see many patients who undergo a prostatectomy as a treatment option. During this podcast, we talk about the education we provide patients in terms of what to expect, do's/don'ts before and after surgery, and what exercises to perform to limit their urinary incontinence and improve their erectile function.

In this podcast Jessica and Jamille start talking about one of the 3 V's that can cause painful intercourse, vaginismus! What does it mean, how does it happen, and how can it be treated by a physical therapist.

Jessica and Jamille talk about the difference between stress and urge urinary incontinence. They discuss how the pelvic floor can affect stress and urge incontinence and different treatment options that can be used by a physical therapist.