Cesarean deliveries account for approximately one-third of births in North America, yet misconceptions about recovery and pelvic floor impacts persist. Discover why C-section mothers still benefit from pelvic floor therapy, learn about the unique challenges of surgical recovery, and understand how proper rehabilitation supports long-term health.

The question seems simple enough: "How often should I urinate during the day?" Yet many women find themselves unsure whether their bathroom habits fall within normal parameters or indicate potential problems.

We’re excited to introduce Registered Acupuncturist, Guna, who specializes in helping clients find balance and relief through acupuncture.

Many women mistakenly believe pelvic floor therapy is exclusively for addressing severe issues or postpartum recovery. In reality, this therapeutic approach benefits women across all life stages.

The pelvic floor represents one of the body's most intricate and functional muscle groups, yet remains largely mysterious to many women.

That unexpected leak during a hearty laugh, sudden sneeze, or vigorous workout represents one of the most common yet least discussed pelvic floor challenges facing women.