Addressing the Trauma in Persistent Pelvic Pain
By Kathleen Pratt MSW, RSW, Trauma Sensitive Yoga Instructor Pelvic pain and trauma. Three words that typically aren’t used together. However, the more I delve into and think about the topic of …
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PelvicSense, a Biopsychosocial Healing Approach for Chronic Pelvic Pain
By Evelyn Hecht PT, ATC, Master Clinician of Pelvic Physiotherapy, Certified Chronic Pain Rehab Practitioner ‘We all have an internal pharmacy in our brain – and sometimes just need help …
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The Importance of Lifestyle for IC/BPS
By Joana Bartlett Holistic Nutritionist, IC Warrior When I was diagnosed with Interstitial Cystitis (IC), I was left feeling SO daunted by the prospect of having something ‘chronic’ and ‘incurable’. …
Taking a Biopsychosocial Approach: Does it Matter?
By Carolyn Vandyken Pelvic PT, Educator, Author There are two camps in treating pain: Tissue-based Camp of Treatment Providers treat the tissues alone believing that there must be something …
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How Meditation Can Help Relieve Chronic Pelvic Pain
By Sarah Elspeth Psychotherapist, Nutrition and Health Coach, Yoga Instructor Pelvic pain is debilitating and relentless, often dramatically affecting one’s quality of life. Treatment of this challenging illness is complicated, …
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What can happen when a nervous system gets TOO sensitive?
By Kathleen Pratt, MSW, RSW, Certified Yoga Teacher When we have pain, the tendency is to focus on trying to find out what’s wrong in the tissues. With persistent (chronic) …
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