Pubic Symphysis Disorders

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Physical therapy, lifestyle adjustments and professional guidance play a key role in managing symptoms of pubic symphysis disorder.

Pregnancy & Postpartum – Boise Pelvic Health Workshop Series

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Are you expecting a new addition to your familiy or looking to reconnect with your core after giving birth? Join our monthly Pregnancy & Postpartum Class Series at Therapeutic Associates Physical Therapy – SE Boise. Led by experienced physical therapist Alison Dumas, PT, DPT, these focused sessions will help you enhance strength, mobility, and confidence […]

Pregnancy / Postpartum and the Pelvic Floor

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Most women have heard that they should do “Kegels” during and after pregnancy., but learning how to identify and contract and relax the pelvic muscles can be challenging. A pelvic health PT can help.

Empower Your Core: Pelvic Health 101 Workshop

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Join Us for a Free Pelvic Health Education Event! Bethany Physical Therapy is excited to host a community workshop designed to educate and empower the women in our community. This workshop, “Empower Your Core: Pelvic Health 101,” will provide valuable insights into pelvic floor physical therapy (PT) and teach practical strategies for maintaining pelvic floor […]

What is Men’s Health?

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The concept of men’s health physical therapy is still relatively new and poorly understood. Like women, men can suffer from a wide range of pelvic floor symptoms when the muscles become dysfunctional, weak, tight, or injured. Pelvic floor specialists can help men overcome these types of life-altering conditions.

Movement for Mommas: Post-Partum Examination

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It’s about a healthy baby, and now a healthy you Our therapists are passionate about post-partum care. Your body goes through a lot before, during, and after pregnancy. We are here to help you understand and navigate the changes in your body so that you can get back to your optimal function. We have developed […]

What is Pelvic Pain?

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Pelvic pain is any pain internally/externally over pelvis and genital areas. The pain can be attributed to several different causes such as pregnancies, surgery, infection, abuse or may possibly have no definitive cause. Our pelvic health specialists can help get to the root cause of your discomfort and find solutions for relief.

What is a “Kegel” Exercise?

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A Kegel is a contraction of your pelvic floor muscles. Sounds easy enough, but they are actually much harder to perform than you would think.

Pregnancy Exercises: Strengthen Your Pelvic Floor, Core & Posture

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There are many benefits to exercising while pregnant. Regular exercise during pregnancy will help you stay in shape and support your body as it copes with the physical challenges of pregnancy. A prenatal exercise routine can help alleviate back pain and pelvic pain, boost your mood and energy levels and help you sleep better.

What is Lumbopelvic Stability?

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Lumbopelvic stability addresses the intricate interplay between the lumbar spine and pelvis, which forms the foundation of our body’s strength and resilience. From everyday movements to athletic endeavors, understanding and nurturing lumbopelvic stability is key to preventing injuries and optimizing performance.

Physical Therapy and Pregnancy: Before, During and After

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Understanding the musculoskeletal changes that can occur during this time will allow you to embrace the changes as they come and understand when it is time to visit your local physical therapist to address some of the aches and pains before they become a real problem.

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