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Many patients visit pelvic health clinicians with a long list of symptoms: pelvic pain, urinary urgency, bowel dysfunction, intimacy discomfort. They've seen multiple providers. They’ve been told “everything looks normal.” They’ve tried exercises, diets, even surgery.

And still, they’re suffering.

What Happens When Healthcare Pros Learn Pain Science? Spoiler: A Lot.

I recently read a powerful new study in the March 2025 issue of PAIN that was right up my Brooklyn alley. It explored what happens when healthcare professionals (HCPs) are trained to understand and treat chronic pain through a biop...

In a time when funding for women’s health research is being cut, and access to specialized pelvic care is out of reach for so many, we believe innovation must fill the gap.

That's why we've launched the PelvicSense Pilot Program, a no-cost opportunity for pelvic health providers to support their pa...

For healthcare providers, the challenges of referring patients for pelvic therapy are all too familiar. Despite knowing the critical role pelvic therapy plays in managing chronic pelvic pain, many practitioners find themselves at a loss when trying to connect patients with the care they need. The re...