The Pelvic Health Podcast

Physiotherapist Karen Brandon, who has THE best laugh, joins us to discuss how to normalise discussions around sexual health and dysfunctions. From post-op sexual positions, jaw pain, and penis fractures, to screening and finding a comfort zone to talk about sex with our patients.

Susan Clinton, DPT, joins us to discuss how the glottis, neck, ribs and everything around there affect intra-abdominal pressure, breathing and ultimately the response of the pelvic floor.

Susan Clinton, DPT, joins us to discuss how the glottis, neck, ribs and everything around there affect intra-abdominal pressure, breathing and ultimately the response of the pelvic floor.

Women's Health Physio, Natalie McConochie, joins us from Dubbo, NSW to discuss obstetric anal sphincter injuries (OASIS)

We are graciously joined by Sandy Hilton and Sarah Haag of Entropy Physio. They give us insight into their ideas around integrating yoga into patients with pelvic floor dysfunctions and pelvic pain, as well as thoughts around "controversial" exercises and guidelines. They also discuss their recent adventures into organizing and providing outstanding continuing education with leading experts in all fields of physiotherapy out of their Chicago clinic. All information about these upcoming seminars can be found on their website using the links below.

Some of my favourite online education in the world of pelvic health. Courses and information aimed at health and wellness professionals, including physiotherapists and fitness professionals, as well as the general public. Also discussed are some of my favourite podcasts relevant to this field.

Fiona Rogers is an established Australian pelvic floor physiotherapist, with a sports physiotherapy background, and co-owner of the top online pelvic floor product company, Pelvic Floor Exercise. In this interview, she shares her clinical experiences with some of the top selling products, as well as introducing her new business venture in hosting professional development.