Essential Pelvic Health
Essential Pelvic Health
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Join us as we explore the ins and outs of bladder, bowel, and sexual health—no topic is too taboo. We’ll also dive into the role of hormones, the nervous system, and of course the pelvic floor, to empower you to self-advocate for the care you deserve. This podcast is for all gender diversities, individuals looking to better understand their bodies, and medical and wellness professionals looking to better support their clients.
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The podcast addresses a range of themes including menopause, hormonal changes, pelvic health, and self-advocacy in healthcare. For example, episodes like Menopause Unfiltered delve into the dual role of hormonal shifts and midwifery care, supporting listeners in proactively managing their health. Other focused topics include natural symptom management and addressing myths surrounding sexual health and wellness.
Join us as we explore the ins and outs of bladder, bowel, and sexual health—no topic is too taboo. We’ll also dive into the role of hormones, the nervous system, and of course the pelvic floor, to empower you to self-advocate for the care you deserve.
This podcast is for all gender diversities, individuals looking to better understand their bodies, and medical and wellness professionals looking to better support their clients.
In this episode, Laura Rowan dives into the important role of state association advocacy in advancing pelvic health occupational therapy. As pelvic health continues to grow as a specialized area of practice, advocacy helps ensure that occupational therapists are recognized for their valuable contributions in supporting patients with pelvic health concerns and increase access to care for the growing demands.
Laura discusses how state occupational therapy associations, position statements, and professional collaboration help expand awareness of pelvic health OT and strengthen the profession’s ability to serve patients effectively. She also shares insights into recent advocacy efforts happening across different states and explains why therapists should consider getting involved in shaping the future of pelvic health care.
Whether you're a practicing occupational therapist, a student exploring specialty areas, or a healthcare professional interested in pelvic health, this episode highlights how education, advocacy, and community involvement can help improve access to care and support better outcomes for patients.
💬 Topics Covered:
🩺 What pelvic health occupational therapy is and why it matters
📣 The importance of advocacy at the state association level
📄 How position statements help establish and support pelvic health OT practice
🌎 Examples of advocacy progress in different states
🤝 The role of professional organizations in expanding pelvic health care
📚 Resources available for therapists interested in pelvic health specialization
🚀 How occupational therapists can get involved in advocacy and leadership
🔗 Learn More:
Essential Pelvic Health is dedicated to supporting therapists through education, advocacy, and professional development in pelvic health occupational therapy. Through Essential Pelvic Health Education, therapists can access specialized training, resources, and community support to help expand pelvic health services and improve patient care.
Pelvic Health Occupational Therapy State Association Advocacy Guidelines: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1WR5Khr-viDnjfZtRv5gQQSG5_5GMxEN9/view?usp=drivesdk
Pelvic Health OT Advocacy Instagram link: https://www.instagram.com/pelvicotadvocacy?igsh=OXBjZmdrbzM0dDZv
To learn more about pelvic health education, advocacy initiatives, and training opportunities, visit Essential Pelvic Health Group Community at
https://mc.essentialpelvichealth.com
or our website at
https://www.essentialpelvichealth.com
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