

How to Strengthen Your Vagus Nerve: Part Two - Proven Techniques for Improved Health and Wellbeing
Being able to regulate your own nervous system can empower you in your own health and is more simple than you might realize. It takes an...


What to Expect at Healthy Core
If you have had traditional physical therapy, you might have been interviewed about your condition in an open gym setting, which is...


Understanding the Role of Gut Inflammation on Core Health (Part One)
A healthy core has a lot to do with digestive health as muscles cannot be healthy if there is inflammation within the digestive tract or...


The Origin Story of Healthy Core: Overcoming Obstacles in Pelvic Health
"I have a dream!" In 2009, I left a stable hospital position to follow a dream; an ideal where there would be a space for women to heal...


Healing Chronic Myofascial Pain - Results That Last
Recently, during a discussion about Pain Awareness Month with a patient, I encountered an interesting perspective. She mentioned that she...


Boost Your Immune System With Three Simple Steps
Spending time indoors can be a threat to our immune system, whether you live in a hot climate and are spending more time in air...


Reduce Inflammation with Dry Needling
Dry Needling therapy is increasing in popularity as more individuals are experiencing the benefit of this ground-breaking modality for...


Top Ten Reasons To Learn Visceral Mobilization
I recently attended Herman & Wallace Pelvic Rehabilitation Institute's Level II Visceral Mobilization ​class in Columbus, Ohio, along...


Finding the Right Pelvic Health Therapist
Welcome to the Healthy Core blog, written for individuals who wish to be better informed about solutions for pelvic floor dysfunction and chronic pain. In this blog, we are going to share the wisdom we have gained as pelvic floor therapists after treating thousands of patients. We will cover many topics related to the pelvis including exercise and fitness, bodily functions (in clinical terms), core function and a healthy gut. The pelvic floor does not work in isolation and c
































