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This podcast is for anyone with a pelvic floor. Pssst….. everyone has a pelvic floor. The pelvic floor is a group of muscles responsible for controlling our bodily functions. I refer to myself as a physiotherapist for embarrassing issues. I routinely help clients address symptoms like incontinence, prolapse, diastasis, pelvic pain, intimacy issues and the list goes on. A theme that stands out to me is how little we learn about our private parts and the muscles surrounding. This podcast is for you if you are interested in learning more about your body. Focused on the female, I cover topics pertinent to puberty, athletics, pregnancy, birth, postpartum recovery, menopause, surgery and so much more.I promise to share evidence based information through discussion with other health care experts in their field with the goal to showcase a holistic and empowering approach to taking care of the only body you will ever have. I hope you enjoy!

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109. The postpartum vagina and genitourinary syndrome of lactation (GSL) with medical student, Sara Perelmuter 46:20

il y a environ 13 jours46:20

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In this episode, I discuss with medical student, Sara Perelmuter: What is genitourinary syndrome of lactation (GSL)? Reasons why the postpartum vulvovaginal tissues resemble those of a menopausal woman Signs and symptoms of GSL Postpartum hormone changes How to talk to your provider about this What we need to know as providers Does using topical estrogen harm the baby? Dose, frequency and length of time one may expect to use estrogen Sara Perelmuter is a medical student at Weill Cornell in New York city and is already innovating the field of sexual medicine. She has over 7 scientifically peer reviewed publications and is currently the president of the Sexual Medicine Research Team. She is a passionate advocate for women's reproductive and sexual health and is on track to become an OB/GYN. Her prior research experience exposed her to the profound gap in research on women’s sexual health and her clinical work exposed her to the prevalence of medical gaslighting and the dismissal of women's pain. Paired with her feminist values, this has motivated her to pursue a career dedicated to improving women's sexual health. Sara believes education, accessibility, and awareness are vital to break the barriers and help empower women to take control over their own bodies. Links mentioned in this episode: Genitourinary syndrome of lactation: a new perspective on postpartum and lactation-related genitourinary symptoms Website link of my Sexual Medicine Research Team with GSL info Survey Information Sheet Survey link THANK YOU TO THE EPISODE SPONSORS SRC Health : discount code and website: https://srchealth.com/?ref=Sto_l3PawmnH4 . Discount Code: THEPELVICFLOORPROJECT Thanks for joining me! Here is where you can find out how to work with me: www.pelvicfloorprojectspace.com/ Support the show…

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108. How to know if you have prepared enough for birth and recovery with Fatima Al-Roubaiai 56:50

il y a environ 27 jours56:50

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In this episode I discuss with a previous client of mine, Fatima Al-Roubaiai: How do you know how many appointments to make with health care practitioners before and after birth? The degree of advice and appointments can be overwhelming You are the expert on what works for you The pros and cons of social media Your support “team” may be different before and after birth How do know what YOU need Fatima is a mother, daughter, sister, cousin, aunty, and friend. She joins us to share her personal experience navigating birth and early motherhood, including what surprises and reflections she has now that her daughter turns two years old. Fatima is an Arab-Muslim-Canadian, and her pronouns are she/her. She became a Registered Nurse in 2009 and earned her Master of Science in Nursing in 2023, with a focus on health literacy for immigrants. She currently works as a Primary Care Project Manager at the First Nations Health Authority. In addition, she serves as the President of the Board of Directors for South Okanagan Immigrant and Community Services in Penticton. THANK YOU TO THE EPISODE SPONSORS SRC Health : discount code and website: https://srchealth.com/?ref=Sto_l3PawmnH4 . Discount Code: THEPELVICFLOORPROJECT Thanks for joining me! Here is where you can find out how to work with me: www.pelvicfloorprojectspace.com/ Support the show…

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107. Using Meditation to prepare for birth with GentleBirth Founder Tracy Donegan 45:23

il y a 6 weeks45:23

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In this episode I discuss with trained midwife and founder of the GentleBirth app, Tracy Donegan: The goal behind starting GentleBirth and the gap it filled Reasons why meditation and mindfulness are helpful in preparing for birth How the app may be used throughout pregnancy, birth and throughout motherhood NOTE : 3 bonus episodes (meditations) will be released with this episode The GentleBirth Positive Birth app combines mindfulness, hypnosis, breathing techniques, affirmations, and cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) to help expectant moms feel calm, confident and prepared for birth. Unlike traditional childbirth classes, GentleBirth is brain training for birth - teaching moms (and partners) how to manage stress, reduce fear, and build resilience through daily guided practices. Content is included for partners also (male or female). With personalized meditations for pregnancy, birth, and postpartum, the app is inclusive of all birth experiences - whether unmedicated, epidural, cesarean or VBAC. By training the mind and body parents are building the skills of emotion regulation and resilience during one of the most challenging times of adult life. Tracy's GentleBirth book is available inside the app or parents can purchase a hard copy at Amazon.com Amazon.ca Download the App at gentlebirth.com ADDITIONAL EPISODES ON THIS TOPIC 105 - Understanding pain and using mindfulness for birth preparation with Dr. Sinéad Dufour THANK YOU TO THE EPISODE SPONSORS SRC Health : discount code and website: https://srchealth.com/?ref=Sto_l3PawmnH4 . Discount Code: THEPELVICFLOORPROJECT URESTA : https://uresta.com/ . Discount Code : PELVICFLOORPROJECT Thanks for joining me! Here is where you can find out how to work with me: www.pelvicfloorprojectspace.com/ Support the show…

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107. BONUS episode : GentleBirth meditation 1 5:01

il y a 6 weeks5:01

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BONUS BIRTH MEDITATION 1 The GentleBirth Positive Birth app combines mindfulness, hypnosis, breathing techniques, affirmations, and cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) to help expectant moms feel calm, confident and prepared for birth. Unlike traditional childbirth classes, GentleBirth is brain training for birth - teaching moms (and partners) how to manage stress, reduce fear, and build resilience through daily guided practices. Content is included for partners also (male or female). With personalized meditations for pregnancy, birth, and postpartum, the app is inclusive of all birth experiences - whether unmedicated, epidural, cesarean or VBAC. By training the mind and body parents are building the skills of emotion regulation and resilience during one of the most challenging times of adult life. Tracy's GentleBirth book is available inside the app or parents can purchase a hard copy at Amazon.com Amazon.ca Download the App at gentlebirth.com Support the show…

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107. BONUS episode: GentleBirth meditation 2 5:02

il y a 6 weeks5:02

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BONUS BIRTH MEDITATION 2 The GentleBirth Positive Birth app combines mindfulness, hypnosis, breathing techniques, affirmations, and cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) to help expectant moms feel calm, confident and prepared for birth. Unlike traditional childbirth classes, GentleBirth is brain training for birth - teaching moms (and partners) how to manage stress, reduce fear, and build resilience through daily guided practices. Content is included for partners also (male or female). With personalized meditations for pregnancy, birth, and postpartum, the app is inclusive of all birth experiences - whether unmedicated, epidural, cesarean or VBAC. By training the mind and body parents are building the skills of emotion regulation and resilience during one of the most challenging times of adult life. Tracy's GentleBirth book is available inside the app or parents can purchase a hard copy at Amazon.com Amazon.ca Download the App at gentlebirth.com Support the show…

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107. BONUS episode: GentleBirth meditation 3 5:13

il y a 6 weeks5:13

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BONUS BIRTH MEDITATION 3 The GentleBirth Positive Birth app combines mindfulness, hypnosis, breathing techniques, affirmations, and cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) to help expectant moms feel calm, confident and prepared for birth. Unlike traditional childbirth classes, GentleBirth is brain training for birth - teaching moms (and partners) how to manage stress, reduce fear, and build resilience through daily guided practices. Content is included for partners also (male or female). With personalized meditations for pregnancy, birth, and postpartum, the app is inclusive of all birth experiences - whether unmedicated, epidural, cesarean or VBAC. By training the mind and body parents are building the skills of emotion regulation and resilience during one of the most challenging times of adult life. Tracy's GentleBirth book is available inside the app or parents can purchase a hard copy at Amazon.com Amazon.ca Download the App at gentlebirth.com Support the show…

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107. BONUS episode: GentleBirth meditation 4 6:33

il y a 6 weeks6:33

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BONUS BIRTH MEDITATION 4 The GentleBirth Positive Birth app combines mindfulness, hypnosis, breathing techniques, affirmations, and cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) to help expectant moms feel calm, confident and prepared for birth. Unlike traditional childbirth classes, GentleBirth is brain training for birth - teaching moms (and partners) how to manage stress, reduce fear, and build resilience through daily guided practices. Content is included for partners also (male or female). With personalized meditations for pregnancy, birth, and postpartum, the app is inclusive of all birth experiences - whether unmedicated, epidural, cesarean or VBAC. By training the mind and body parents are building the skills of emotion regulation and resilience during one of the most challenging times of adult life. Tracy's GentleBirth book is available inside the app or parents can purchase a hard copy at Amazon.com Amazon.ca Download the App at gentlebirth.com Support the show…

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106. The benefits of processing your birth story with midwife and clinical counsellor, Laura Cavaliero 49:05

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In this episode I discuss with Kelowna based midwife and clinical counsellor, Laura Cavaliero: Each person experiences their birth uniquely. What is beautiful to one may feel traumatizing to another. Labour and birth factors that may lead to trauma Possible signs and symptoms that may indicate one is experiencing the effects of birth trauma Benefits of revisiting birth or going through the events with care provider If your provider doesn’t offer to review the details of your birth, ways you can ask. Laura holds an MA degree in Counselling with extensive experience working with women/birthing people in the perinatal population. She supports grief processing after pregnancy/infant loss, birth trauma, and the emotional adjustments of early parenthood. Her lived experience working in the healthcare field gives her a unique perspective about burnout, vicarious trauma, and compassion fatigue, and she is passionate about supporting healthcare workers in moving into healing and resilience as they bring the best versions of themselves to all spheres of life. Laura also helps folks with a range of life challenges, including depression, anxiety, and childhood trauma, as well as supporting personal growth and spiritual exploration. Laura practices from a trauma-informed foundation and utilizes modalities such as psychodynamic theory, Internal Family Systems, EMDR, and Emotionally Focused therapy. HOW TO FIND LAURA: kelownatraumatherapy.com ADDITIONAL EPISODES ON THE TOPIC OF BIRTH TRAUMA: 37. The physical effects of birth trauma with Kate Borsato 69. Trauma, the nervous system and the pelvic floor with Anniken Chadwick 70. Birth trauma: How your story may be related to your physical symptoms with Teela Tomassetti THANK YOU TO THE EPISODE SPONSORS SRC Health : discount code and website: https://srchealth.com/?ref=Sto_l3PawmnH4 . Discount Code: THEPELVICFLOORPROJECT URESTA : https://uresta.com/ . Discount Code : PELVICFLOORPROJECT Thanks for joining me! Here is where you can find out how to work with me: www.pelvicfloorprojectspace.com/ Support the show…

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105. Understanding pain and using mindfulness for birth preparation with Dr. Sinéad Dufour 55:34

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In this episode I discuss with fellow physiotherapist, Dr. Sinéad Dufour: Reasons we may be seeing more instrumented births and cesareans despite the goal for a physiological birth International clinical guidelines favour limited use of routine medical interventions BUT most labour and birth practices don’t align with this Impacts that stress, anxiety and fear have on birth outcomes New research: Brain training using strategies like mindfulness and providing pain education can help with birth outcomes, birth satisfaction and increase chance of physiological birth Dr. Sinéad Dufour is an Associate Clinical Professor in the Faculty of Health Science at McMaster University. She teaches and conducts research in both the Schools of Medicine and Rehabilitation Science. She completed her MScPT at McMaster University (2003), her PhD in Health and Rehabilitation Science at Western (2011), and returned to McMaster to complete a post-doctoral fellowship (2013). Her current research interests include: conservative approaches to manage pelvic floor dysfunction, pregnancy-related pelvic-girdle pain, and interprofessional collaborative practice models of service provision to enhance pelvic health. Additionally, Sinéad has undergone training in Functional Medicine through the Institute of Functional Medicine and is currently completing a full certificate program with Dr. Aviva Romm. Sinéad stays current clinically through her work as the Director of Pelvic Health Services at The World of my Baby (the WOMB) a family of perinatal care centers in Ontario, Canada. In addition to managing her own very busy caseload, she mentors novice pelvic health physiotherapists and is a clinical preceptor for family medicine residents and midwifery students from McMaster University. Sinéad in an invited member on several committees for various organizations including the Society of Obstetricians and Gynecologists of Canada and the International Continence Society. She is also serving as the Guest Editor for the upcoming special issue: Optimizing the Fourth Trimester, for the Women’s Health Physical Therapy Journal. Her passion for optimizing perinatal care and associated upstream health promotion for women and children stemmed from her own experience becoming a mother of twins. She is an advocate for women’s pelvic health and a regular invited speaker at conferences around the world. HOW TO CONTACT Sinéad: Instagram www.thewomb.ca PAPERS REFERENCED: Pain Neuroscience Education to Support Birth: A Feasibility Study Brain Training to Facilitate Labor and Birth: Impact of a Mobile Health Application (Contact me for full article) ADDITIONAL EPISODES ON THE TOPIC OF BIRTH PREPARATION: 40. Preparing the mind for birth with doula, Elise Ruel 45. Pelvic floor education before birth with Kimberley Johnson THANK YOU TO THE EPISODE SPONSORS SRC Health : discount code and website: https://srchealth.com/?ref=Sto_l3PawmnH4 . Discount Code: THEPELVICFLOORPROJECT Thanks for joining me! Here is where you can find out how to work with me: www.pelvicfloorprojectspace.com/ Support the show…

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104. Using TENS (TTNS) to treat overactive bladder with Fiona Rogers 58:30

il y a 15 weeks58:30

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In this episode I discuss with Physiotherapist, Fiona Rogers: What is TTNS (Trans tibial nerve stimulation) using a tens machine and how does it work? Why don’t we hear more about it? Where does it stand amongst other treatments for overactive bladder When in practice you may consider applying TTNS Suggestions for purchasing a TENS machine Settings/parameters ideal for overactive bladder How a patient would apply TTNS themselves Success rates Side effects The difference between PTNS (percutaneous trans tibial nerve stimulation) and TTNS Fiona is a physiotherapist from Australia with 40 years of experience across public, private and defence health settings. She has been spent the last 25 in the field of pelvic health. Fiona and her husband own the company Pelvic Floor Exercise – an online store selling pelvic health products and resources. She has always had a passion for teaching, starting as a student clinical supervisor and now teaches and tutors on the Australian Physiotherapy Association’s pelvic health pathways as well as mentoring and running courses privately under her company Pelvic Floor Education with Fiona Rogers. Fiona is frequently asked to speak on the topics of products and neuromodulation for pelvic floor conditions in Australia, overseas and at conferences and she has a peer reviewed publication on tibial nerve stimulation for OAB. HOW TO FIND FIONA: pelvicfloorexercise.com.au or pelvicflooreducationfionarogers.com.au Faceboook Instagram LinkedIn Fiona Rogers THANK YOU TO THE EPISODE SPONSORS SRC Health : discount code and website: https://srchealth.com/?ref=Sto_l3PawmnH4 . Discount Code: THEPELVICFLOORPROJECT Thanks for joining me! Here is where you can find out how to work with me: www.pelvicfloorprojectspace.com/ Support the show…

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103. Role modelling as parents: Active adults are more likely to have active kids with professor Ali McManus 51:31

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In this episode I discuss with UBCO Professor, Ali McManus: How we as parents model healthy eating and physical activity to our children The guilt we may feel as parents when we prioritize our own physical activity and how we can rethink this Trends in different areas of the world when it comes to childhood obesity and parent level of activity The research Ali McManus and her team are conducting on sex and developmental-based differences in brain and cardiovascular health, and the impact of exercise, prolonged sitting and the environment. Ali McManus is a Professor at UBCO. She trained as a physical education and biology teacher in the U.K., completed a Masters in Medical Sciences (specializing in pediatric cardiology) and a PhD in Pediatric Exercise Physiology. She joined the University of Hong Kong in 1994 and worked as a Professor of Pediatric Exercise Physiology for 19 years before joining UBCO in 2013. She runs the Pediatric Exercise Research Laboratory (PERL) at UBCO, where she and her team explore sex- and developmental-based differences in brain and cardiovascular health, and the impact of exercise, prolonged sitting and the environment. LINKS MENTIONED: More about Ali's research and ways to participate HOW TO CONTACT ALI: perllab.com THANK YOU TO THE EPISODE SPONSORS SRC Health : discount code and website: https://srchealth.com/?ref=Sto_l3PawmnH4 . Discount Code: THEPELVICFLOORPROJECT Thanks for joining me! Here is where you can find out how to work with me: www.pelvicfloorprojectspace.com/ Support the show…

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102. Bladder sling surgery for incontinence with Urogynecologist, Dr. Sarah Boyles 53:46

il y a 19 weeks53:46

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In this episode I discuss with Board Certified Urogynecologist, Dr. Sarah Boyles: Types of incontinence Typical patient flow through medical system Impact of incontinence on quality of life Reasons why incontinence may develop What you can expect at a urogynecology appointment Treatment options (pessary, physio, bulking agents, compression, surgery) Description of surgical options Surgical risks Post operative instructions How effective are bladder slings? Sarah Boyles is a board certified urogynecologist (FPMRS) with more than 15 years of clinical experience treating women with pelvic floor issues. She attended medical school at the University of Pittsburgh followed by residency in Obstetrics & Gynecology at The Ohio State University. She then completed a 3 year fellowship in Female Pelvic Medicine & Reconstructive Surgery at Oregon Health & Science University. She has published extensively in her field and has been active in creating Quality Standards nationally through the American Urogynecologic Society. She has been a “Top Doc” In Portland every year for the last 7 years and loves her clinical practice. She is passionate about educating women on their pelvic floor and especially urinary incontinence. Over the pandemic, she began creating evidence-based content for women that is easy to obtain outside the doctor’s office. Her goal is to help women understand why they are leaking and recognize the spectrum of available and proven treatment options. Her more recent work, including her YouTube channel and podcast, focus on helping women improve their bladder function while they are waiting to be seen by a specialist. Look for her new membership, which will provide detailed reviews on available incontinence products as well as a community and support, to open later this summer. HOW TO LEARN MORE FROM SARAH: BLOG thewomensbladderdoctor.com SOCIAL MEDIA Instagram , Facebook and Pinterest @thewomensbladderdoctor YOUTUBE channel the women’s bladder doctor PODCAST While you wait ... ADDIIONAL RESOURCES ON BLADDER LEAKS 46. Bladder leaks with cough, sneeze and exercise with Adrienne Sim 52. Discussing bladder leaks, treatments and surgery with urologist, Dr. Jennifer Locke THANK YOU TO THE EPISODE SPONSORS SRC Health : discount code and website: https://srchealth.com/?ref=Sto_l3PawmnH4 . Discount Code: THEPELVICFLOORPROJECT URESTA : https://uresta.com/ . Discount Code : PELVICFLOORPROJECT Thanks for joining me! Here is where you can find out how to work with me: www.pelvicfloorprojectspace.com/ Support the show…

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101. Understanding and treating constipation with Naturopathic Doctor, Dr. Rachel Fobert 58:00

il y a 21 weeks58:00

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In this episode I discuss with Naturopathic Doctor, Dr. Rachel Fobert: What defines constipation? What is considered ideal poop Signs and symptoms of constipation Reasons people can become constipated? Negative effects of constipation? Recommendations for softer stools How to get help Dr. Rachel Fobert is a licensed Naturopathic Doctor striving to help women with digestive system issues move from being defeated, battling their body and eventually becoming their own DIY doctor to confident and no longer allowing their symptoms to hold them back. Dr. Rachel Fobert has supported hundreds of women on their journey to feeling well with a special focus in functional constipation and Irritable Bowel Syndrome - Constipation Type (IBS-C). Realizing patients were not given much advice that was actually constipation specific yet they were dreaming of a day they had a plan beyond a laxative, downing water, eating more fiber and maybe throwing in a probiotic, Dr. Rachel wanted to do better for these women. Constipation has quickly become a risk factor for developing an eating disorder simply because of the confusion women experience around the condition itself. With years of schooling on how to read the scientific research and her naturopathic medical training Dr. Rachel dove into the literature which revealed constipation requires a personalized approach as it is difficult to treat, integrative care, doctor patient teamwork and a lot more than fiber and water. Having a deep understanding of the bowels gives Dr. Rachel a unique perspective to provide patients with well rounded, evidence based care with clear expectations (no over promising and under delivering here). How to contact Dr. Rachel Robert: https://rachelfobert.com Instagram Links Mentioned: Bristol Stool Chart Blue poop test THANK YOU TO THE EPISODE SPONSORS SRC Health : discount code and website: https://srchealth.com/?ref=Sto_l3PawmnH4 . Discount Code: THEPELVICFLOORPROJECT URESTA : https://uresta.com/ . Discount Code : PELVICFLOORPROJECT Main Mom Event: https://okanaganmoms.com/ Thanks for joining me! Here is where you can find out how to work with me: www.pelvicfloorprojectspace.com/ Support the show…

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100. Top 5 ways to prevent tearing during childbirth with Dr. Rebecca Dekker from Evidence Based Birth 1:07:04

il y a 23 weeks1:07:04

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In this episode I discuss with Dr. Rebecca Dekker from Evidence Based Birth: What is the perineum? Different types of tears How often do tears happen? Factors that increase or decrease chance of tearing Side effects of tearing 5 evidence based ways to decrease tearing in childbirth How are we doing in terms of evidence based care? Ways we can improve? Rebecca Dekker, a nurse with her PhD, is the founder and CEO of Evidence Based Birth® and the author of “Babies Are Not Pizzas: They’re Born, Not Delivered!” Previously, Dr. Dekker was an Assistant Professor of Nursing at the University of Kentucky. In 2016, she shifted gears to focus full time on the mission of Evidence Based Birth.® Dr. Dekker and Team EBB are committed to creating a world in which all families have access to safe, respectful, evidence based, and empowering care during pregnancy, birth, and postpartum. EBB does this by boldly making the research evidence on childbirth freely and publicly accessible. Dr. Dekker is also host of the Evidence Based Birth® Podcast, with more than 5.5 million downloads! How to contact Rebecca: www.evidencebasedbirth.com Evidence Based Birth Podcast THANK YOU TO THE EPISODE SPONSORS SRC Health : discount code and website: https://srchealth.com/?ref=Sto_l3PawmnH4 . Discount Code: THEPELVICFLOORPROJECT URESTA : https://uresta.com/ . Discount Code : PELVICFLOORPROJECT Main Mom Event: https://okanaganmoms.com/ Thanks for joining me! Here is where you can find out how to work with me: www.pelvicfloorprojectspace.com/ Support the show…

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99. Uresta: A reusable insert for bladder leaks with CEO Lauren Barker 42:22

il y a 25 weeks42:22