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With over 40 years of experience, Dr. Susan Clinton has become a guiding voice in pelvic health, women’s wellness, and integrative physiotherapy. In this episode, she shares the insights and lessons learned from decades of clinical work, education, and global advocacy.

From empowering patients to embrace lasting transformation, to mentoring practitioners on building sustainable, fulfilling careers, Susan’s perspective is both deeply practical and inspiring. You’ll hear her take on the intersection of pelvic health, whole-body wellness, and the power of integrative care—plus the role of curiosity and connection in driving better outcomes.

Whether you’re a clinician, a patient, or simply someone passionate about women’s health, Susan’s wisdom will leave you both informed and inspired.

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Episode Resources:

1. LTI Physio
2. Tough to Treat Podcast
3. IG: sclintonpt
4. LinkedIn: Susan Clinton
5. Nerva for IBS Notes
6. The Body Keeps the Score by Bessel Van Der Kolk, M.D
7. Habit Stacking - James Clear

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In this episode, naturopath and clinical nutritionist Kimberly Kushner, ND, joins the conversation to share her powerful dual perspective as both a healthcare provider and someone who has lived with endometriosis for over 2 decades - plus has the experience of PCS and POTS.

Kimberly breaks down what holistic care really looks like for people with endo—from gut health and hormone balance to navigating burnout and medical gaslighting. She offers clear, compassionate insights on how nutrition, lifestyle, and emotional wellbeing all play a role in chronic illness management.

Whether you're newly diagnosed or years into your journey, this conversation is a reminder that healing is possible, and support is out there.

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Episode Resources:

1. Endonaturopath.com
2. IG: endonaturopath
3. Additional Notes from Kimberly
4. Kimberly’s YouTube Channel: EndoNaturopath

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Pudendal neuralgia is one of the most misdiagnosed and misunderstood forms of pelvic pain—but it doesn’t have to stay that way. In this episode, pelvic health expert Dr. Tracy Sher joins the show to break down what pudendal neuralgia really is, why it’s often missed, and what patients need to know to advocate for better care.

With over 25 years of clinical experience and a global reputation for tackling complex pelvic pain, Dr. Sher shares practical insights on diagnosis, treatment, and the emotional toll of not being believed. We also dive into the power of the biopsychosocial approach and why collaborative care is essential for long-term healing.

If you've been searching for answers about persistent pelvic pain, this conversation offers validation, clarity, and real hope.

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In this episode of The Vocal Pelvic Floor, Dr. Ginger Garner is joined by Alexis Brooks—registered dietitian, integrative women’s health coach, and creator of The Hormone Code™—for a refreshing, no-shame conversation about nutrition, hormone health, and endometriosis.

Alexis shares her personal journey with endo, why restrictive eating often backfires, and how to rebuild body trust through nourishment, not deprivation. They unpack the impact of gut health, inflammation, and food fear—and offer real-life strategies to help you move toward personalized, sustainable healing.

If you’re overwhelmed by conflicting nutrition advice or feel like your body is working against you, this episode offers grounded insight and compassionate guidance for your next step forward.

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In this episode of The Vocal Pelvic Floor, Dr. Linda Bluestein - hypermobility expert, EDS advocate, and founder of Hypermobility MD - joins the conversation to break down the complex connections between joint hypermobility, endometriosis, chronic pain, and misunderstood conditions like POTS and MCAS.

Dr. Bluestein shares how her own journey as both physician and patient fuels her mission to empower those living with “invisible illnesses.” We talk about the challenges of getting an accurate diagnosis, the damage caused by medical gaslighting, and why naming the problem is just the first step toward healing.

If you’ve ever been told “it’s all in your head” or felt like your symptoms didn’t fit the textbook, this episode will remind you: your pain is real and there is a path forward.

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Dr. Jessica Drummond, founder of The Integrative Women’s Health Institute, joins the show to discuss a whole-body approach to endometriosis and chronic conditions. With expertise in functional medicine, nutrition, and pelvic health, she shares how gut health, hormones, and the nervous system all play a role in healing.

This episode dives into the importance of treating root causes rather than just symptoms, the impact of stress and inflammation, and practical strategies for long-term wellness. Whether you’re navigating endometriosis, perimenopause, or other chronic conditions, this conversation is packed with insights to help you take control of your health.

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Hypermobility and chronic pain are often misunderstood—even by medical professionals. In this episode of The Vocal Pelvic Floor, Dr. Libby Hinsley, a physical therapist, yoga therapist, and strength training expert, sheds light on hypermobility syndromes, their connection to pelvic health, and why so many patients are dismissed or misdiagnosed.

As someone living with Hypermobile Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome, Dr. Hinsley shares her personal journey, the importance of strength and stability for bendy bodies, and how yoga and movement can be powerful tools for support—when done right. If you’ve ever struggled to find answers about your pain or mobility, this episode is full of insights to help you take control of your health.

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Dr. Amanda Olson, a leading pelvic health physical therapist and President of Intimate Rose, joins the show to discuss empowering patients through innovation and education. With years of clinical experience, Dr. Olson has developed tools to help individuals manage pelvic pain, recover from childbirth, and address pelvic floor dysfunction.

In this episode, she breaks down the connection between trauma and pelvic tension, the importance of personalized care, and how small steps can lead to lasting relief. Her compassionate approach and practical insights offer hope for anyone navigating pelvic health challenges.

Tune in for an inspiring conversation about breaking stigma and finding healing.

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This episode features Dr. Amy Stein, a renowned pelvic health physical therapist, author, and advocate for endometriosis awareness. As the founder of Beyond Basics Physical Therapy and co-author of Beating Endo, Dr. Stein offers valuable insights into the role of pelvic therapy and the importance of a multidisciplinary approach to care.

The conversation explores the benefits of pre- and post-surgical therapy, strategies for overcoming medical gaslighting, and the critical need for providers to truly listen to their patients. Packed with actionable advice and expert knowledge, this episode is essential for anyone navigating endometriosis or seeking to improve their pelvic health.

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In this powerful episode of The Vocal Pelvic Floor, we sit down with two osteopathic physicians and pelvic pain specialists—Dr. Marjorie Mamsaang and Dr. Sandra Sandhu-Restaino of Pelvic Rehabilitation Medicine—for a deep and compassionate conversation about whole-body endometriosis care.

From their personal and professional journeys to the clinical tools they use every day—like pelvic floor therapy, peripheral nerve blocks, and nervous system downregulation—these two experts break down how they help patients regain function and hope. They also share why medical gaslighting, trauma, and systemic inflammation must be part of the conversation in treating endometriosis.

Whether you're newly diagnosed or have been living with chronic pelvic pain for years, this episode is full of validation, insight, and real strategies for healing.

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