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What if your body could speak and tell you what it truly needs? In this episode, Dr. Millie sits down with Dr. Yardena Bauer to explore Body Talk and energy work, powerful practices that go beyond talk therapy to uncover hidden stress, stored trauma, and the body’s own wisdom.

You’ll learn how guided body talk sessions, visualization, and energy healing can help release past experiences, calm the nervous system, and even support fertility, cycles, and overall well-being. From “little T traumas” to the science of neuroplasticity, this conversation bridges science and soul, showing how true healing often starts from within.

Whether you’re curious about holistic healing or searching for tools to move past stress, stuckness, or burnout, this episode will open your eyes to how the body holds the key to transformation.

Links:

Connect with Yardena: @Yardena Instagram
Follow Millie:  @milliedpt
Join the Core to Floor community:  https://millie-schweky.mykajabi.com/intimacy

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Struggling to understand how food impacts your fertility and hormones? In this episode, Dr. Millie sits down with Dr. Yardena Bauer to break down the science of fertility nourishment in a way that’s practical, simple, and empowering. 

We dive into the key nutrients, foods, and lifestyle habits that can boost egg quality, support hormone health, and prepare your body for conception. From good fats and proteins to why olive oil is a fertility superstar (and what to avoid like trans fats), you’ll learn how everyday choices directly shape your hormone balance.

Dr. Yardena also shares powerful insights on the mind-body connection, helping you check in with yourself, reduce stress, and create the right environment for your body to thrive.

Whether you’re actively trying to conceive or simply want to nourish your hormones for long-term health, this conversation is full of practical takeaways you can start using today.

Links:

Connect with Yardena: @Yardena Instagram
Follow Millie:  @milliedpt
Join the Core to Floor community:  https://millie-schweky.mykajabi.com/intimacy

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Your gut isn’t just about digestion, it’s the key to your mood, hormones, and overall health! In this powerful conversation, Dr. Millie Schweky sits down with Dr. Yardena Bauer (PhD, dietitian, and hormone nutrition expert) to unpack the surprising connection between gut health, hormone balance, and emotional well-being.

Discover how your microbiome impacts serotonin, why “period poops” happen, and practical ways to support your body with fiber, probiotics, and nourishing foods. From daily bowel health and detox to the science of seed cycling, this episode blends research, soul connection, and actionable tips to help you feel your best.

Whether you struggle with IBS, hormone shifts, or just want to understand your body better, this episode will give you the tools (and confidence!) to support your gut and trust your intuition.

Links:

Connect with Yardena: @Yardena Instagram
Follow Millie:  @milliedpt
Join the Core to Floor community:  https://millie-schweky.mykajabi.com/intimacy

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Red light therapy isn’t just a wellness trend, it’s a science-backed tool for boosting energy, calming inflammation, repairing skin, and even supporting your hormones.

In this episode, Dr. Millie sits down with Dr. Yardena Bauer to uncover the truth behind red light therapy... how it works, the best ways to use it, and why it’s becoming a must-have in both beauty and health routines. From collagen production to thyroid health to unexpected pain relief, you’ll hear the science, the stories, and practical tips to get started without breaking the bank.

If you’ve ever wondered whether red light therapy is worth the hype, this conversation will light the way.

Links:

Connect with Yardena: @Yardena Instagram
Follow Millie:  @milliedpt
Join the Core to Floor community:  https://millie-schweky.mykajabi.com/intimacy

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In this follow-up to their hormone-nutrition series, Dr. Millie Schweky (pelvic-floor PT) and Dr. Yardena Bauer (endocrine dietitian, PhD) unpack how light exposure, circadian rhythm, and nightly screen habits can make or break hormone balance, energy, and fertility.

What You’ll Learn

• Morning sunlight in 10 minutes: how red-light wavelengths boost serotonin, convert to melatonin at night, and support stable dopamine and mood.
• Afternoon “second light hit” to cue the brain that evening is coming, key for easier wind-down and deeper sleep.
• Why sunglasses at sunrise can act as an accidental hormone disruptor (hint: skip shades for the first 10 minutes outside).
• Cortisol flip-flop: the classic pattern of low AM / high PM cortisol and how it drives fatigue, anxiety, and sugar cravings.
• How poor, fragmented, or siren-interrupted sleep raises insulin resistance and ramps up carb cravings.
• Blue-light blockers, phone curfews, and bedtime routines: practical ways to reclaim restorative sleep without giving up technology entirely.
• A quick primer on red-light therapy and grounding, plus Millie’s personal experiment watching the sunrise at the beach.

Links:

Connect with Yardena: @Yardena Instagram
Follow Millie:  @milliedpt
Join the Core to Floor community:  https://millie-schweky.mykajabi.com/intimacy

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In our previous episode, Dr. Millie and endocrine dietitian Dr. Yardena Bauer mapped the four phases of the menstrual cycle and showed how nutrition, training style, and sleep can be aligned with each phase for better energy, mood, and long‑term health.

This follow‑up conversation goes a level deeper.
Dr. Bauer explains what happens when energy intake doesn’t match those hormonal needs, specifically, how chronic undereating, extreme calorie deficits, and long‑term restrictive diets can:

• Lower basal metabolic rate and push the body into “fuel‑saving” mode
• Suppress FSH, LH, estrogen, and progesterone, leading to irregular or missing periods
• Reduce egg quality and compromise fertility
• Intensify stress responses, disrupt sleep, and stall fat loss despite eating less

Listeners will learn:

• Why calories are only one piece of the puzzle: protein, fiber‑dense carbs, micronutrients, and meal timing play equal roles
• Practical protein baselines (~30 g per meal) for stable blood sugar and ovulation support
• How fermented foods, prebiotics, and a diverse microbiome help clear “used” estrogen
• When intermittent fasting or time‑restricted eating can be useful and when it can backfire
• The metabolic benefits of closing the kitchen 2–3 hours before bed
• Why strength training combined with adequate fueling is a non‑negotiable for hormone balance

Who this episode is for:
Anyone dealing with missing or irregular periods, HA (hypothalamic amenorrhea), PCOS, endometriosis, lingering fatigue, stalled weight loss, or a desire to rebuild trust with their body after years of dieting.

Links:

Connect with Yardena: @Yardena Instagram
Follow Millie:  @milliedpt
Join the Core to Floor community:  https://millie-schweky.mykajabi.com/intimacy

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In this episode, Dr. Millie (your favorite pelvic floor PT) sits down with Dr. Yardena Bauer, an endocrine dietician with a powerhouse background in neuroscience, nutrition, and women’s health. Together, they break down what really happens across the four phases of the menstrual cycle and explore how syncing your nutrition, workouts, and lifestyle to your cycle can transform your health.

They bust myths, share practical tips on food (yes to dark chocolate!), talk hormones, mood, sleep, and why lifting weights is your secret weapon — not just for fitness, but for mental health too.

Whether you have PCOS, endometriosis, or just want to reconnect with your cycle, this episode is packed with expert insight, relatable stories, and actionable advice to help you live in tune with your body.

Links:

Connect with Yardena: @Yardena Instagram
Follow Millie:  @milliedpt
Join the Core to Floor community:  https://millie-schweky.mykajabi.com/intimacy

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In this raw, real, and ridiculously relatable conversation, Dr. Millie Schweky is joined by personal trainer and fitness educator Esther Taub to talk about the messy middle, where hustle meets burnout, and self-worth gets tangled up in six-packs and scale numbers.

This isn’t your typical before-and-after story. It’s the truth behind what it really looks like to build a fitness empire, deconstruct toxic body narratives, and choose kindness over control.

In this episode, we dive into:

– How Esther accidentally became a personal trainer (you’ll laugh out loud, promise)
 – The toxic trap of tying worth to how your body looks
 – What pregnancy taught her about slowing down, eating enough, and shifting priorities
 – How gratitude shifted the way she saw her body, stretch marks and all
 – Why self-love without honesty just doesn’t stick
 – The grey space between body positivity and “bounce back” pressure
 – How to start moving your body from a place of care, not punishment

This one’s for every woman who’s ever overtrained, under-ate, or felt like she had to earn her right to take up space. The moms. The strivers. The ones trying to get it right while staying soft with themselves.

✨ This is your permission slip to be kind, honest, and human.

Links:
Connect with Esther: @esthertaubfitness; www.esthertaubfitness.com
Follow Millie: @milliedpt
Join the Core to Floor community: https://millie-schweky.mykajabi.com/intimacy

Rate + review if this episode gave you a breath of fresh air and forward it to your girls who need to hear they’re already enough. 💛

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In this first ever solo episode, Dr. Millie Schweky discusses the worst advice her patients have received about sex, emphasizing the importance of understanding pain, communication, and consent. She addresses common misconceptions surrounding sexual health, the impact of contraception, and the need for education and self-advocacy. Millie encourages listeners to trust their bodies and seek help when needed, promoting a holistic approach to sexual wellness.

LINKS!

My Amazon Storefront with all the good lubes

Click This One To Heal Your Painful Sex 

Fertility Awareness Course with Asya

Takeaways

• Pain during sex is not normal; seek help if it persists.
• Avoid using certain lube brands that can cause irritation.
• Communication and consent are crucial in sexual relationships.
• Relying on alcohol or painkillers to mask pain is not a solution.
• Postpartum pain is common but can be addressed; it doesn't have to be the new normal.
• Distracting yourself during sex is unhealthy and unproductive.
• Kegel exercises are not a one-size-fits-all solution for pelvic floor issues.
• Orgasms are not the sole purpose of sex; connection and pleasure matter more.
• Contraception can have significant side effects that affect sexual health.
• Empower yourself with knowledge about your body and sexual health

Keywords

sex advice, pelvic floor therapy, sexual health, women's health, communication, consent, contraception, orgasms, pain during sex, empowerment

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Welcome back to What They Didn’t Tell You: From Core to Floor!
In Episode 8, Dr. Millie Schweky and certified sex coach Galya Falkson answer two of the most vulnerable questions in the Q&A box:

“Why don’t I feel anything during sex?”
 “And why do I feel so alone during Niddah?”

Spoiler: It’s not just in your head and it’s absolutely something you can work through.

Inside:

• What “sensitivity” really means and how arousal plays a major role
• Why your clitoris needs blood flow, too (yes, women get hard!)
• What to do if vibrators feel too intense or leave you numb
• Pelvic floor tone and sensation: how tight is too tight?
• How to reconnect emotionally when physical touch is off-limits
• Real scripts to help you talk to your partner during Niddah without guilt or shame

This episode is about understanding your body, owning your needs, and finding intimacy beyond just touch.

Heads up: Open convo ahead on orgasms, vibrators, Niddah, and everything in between. Pop in your headphones and let’s get into it.

Links:
Better Sex Online Program: https://millie-schweky.mykajabi.com/intimacy
Galya Falkson: https://galyafalkson.com/
Connect on IG: @milliedpt | @galyafalkson