

Rivki Chudnoff
Oct 8, 2018
Are You a Bathroom Mapper?
The fear of being too far from a bathroom, awaking at night to use the bathroom, and limiting fluid intake are common but not desirable.


Jaqueline Rose
Jan 7, 2018
The Invisible Connection
How yoga can help with hormonal, and physical changes in a womens body


Tamara May
Nov 13, 2017
I Gotta Pee! Incontinence and its Treatment
A lifetime solution for Incontinence


Jaqueline Rose
Jul 24, 2017
Yoga Nashit- Embracing Your Changing Self
How Yoga Nashit can improve a womens health.

Rachel Hercman
May 24, 2017
Three Misconceptions of Pelvic Pain
This article explores three misconceptions about pelvic floor pain and why the ideas are misguided.

Tali Ginsburg
Mar 26, 2017
Time to Relax– Your Pelvic Floor Too!
Your pelvic floor muscles are designed to contract and relax. Relaxing your pelvic floor is just as important as strengthening it.