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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...

Preliminary results from our current pilot study assessing the efficacy of the PelvicSense™ program on pain, sexual function, and quality of life in 60 women diagnosed with chronic pelvic pain (CPP), Vulvodynia, Endometriosis, and PGAD are not only encouraging but also hold significant promise for t...

In 2025, the demand for FemTech products that provide pain-science education and guided self-management skills will surge. These products will play a crucial role in helping women with persistent pelvic pain or pelvic floor dysfunction achieve optimal bladder, bowel, sexual, and core stabilization f...

In my 25 years as a pelvic physical therapist, I witnessed more women patients with chronic pelvic pain achieve their goals with minimal, manageable, or no pain in a shorter time frame in the last half of my career compared to the first half. The game changer is targeting the central nervous system ...