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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...

Recent studies highlight the effectiveness of structured, guided self-management programs for chronic pain which includes pelvic pain:
1. Dr. Cynthia Thomson's Study (2024) evaluated the Curable App, a self-directed program integrating pain science education, cognitive behavioral techniques, mindfuln...

🔹PT Sessions Are Jam-Packed—So Pain Science Gets Squeezed Out

A typical PT session is already a whirlwind—evaluations, hands-on treatments, exercises, emailing articles, and at-home programs.

Many PTs want to teach this information but may push it aside when balancing time constraints, insurance...

Traditional PT Training Primarily Focuses on Body Tissues, not the Neuro-immune System and Brain.

Most physical therapists view pain as a mechanical, body-tissue issue. This traditional approach, deeply rooted in PT training, revolves around the belief that pain indicates a weak, tight, injured mus...