Birth Healing Summit Podcast

What if the tissue you’re treating isn’t simply “tight” – but is holding onto an emotional or traumatic experience? In this episode, Lynn shares two clinical case studies that highlight the potential connection between...

As pelvic health therapists, should we be focused on “How big is the gap?” or on “What can this person's abdominal wall do?” In today’s episode of the Birth Healing Summit Podcast, Dr. Nina Theodorsen, associate...

What’s the connection between ribcage and diaphragm tension when it doesn’t originate in the ribcage? In this episode, Lynn Schulte, PT walks through a recent pregnancy case where she saw just how interconnected the...

How does labor actually get started? Labor isn't simply something the uterus does , but a coordinated neurological and hormonal cascade involving the baby, placenta, maternal brain, cervix, pelvic floor, and nervous...

Internal pelvic health work can be incredibly valuable – but are we truly teaching clinicians how to do it safely, skillfully, and effectively? In this candid conversation, Lynn Schulte, PT, and Laura Rowan, OT...

As pelvic health providers, we often see patients who are trying to conceive, recovering from pregnancy loss, or navigating the emotional weight of infertility. But how much do we really know about what happens before a...

What do you do when a pregnant client presents with tailbone pain, SI joint dysfunction, painful intercourse, and persistent uterine cramping – but nothing quite explains the full picture? In this fascinating case...

What if your client has done everything right – pelvic floor PT, stretching, exercise, therapy, nutrition – and they're still struggling more than a year postpartum? In this episode, Lynn sits down with former client...

Could your postpartum client's neck pain actually begin in the pelvis? In this episode, Lynn Schulte, PT, explores the often-overlooked relationship between pelvic stability, upper cervical mechanics, shoulder function...

Pelvic floor health has long been overlooked in sports medicine – but that's changing. In this episode, Lynn sits down with internationally recognized pelvic health physiotherapist and researcher Gráinne Donnelly to...

Many obstetric anal sphincter injuries (OASIS) are missed immediately after birth, leaving women to unknowingly compensate for years until hormonal changes, aging, or menopause expose underlying dysfunction. In this...

Birth preparation involves far more than physical readiness. In this episode, Ama K. Karikari, Esq., joins Lynn Schulte, PT, to discuss how pelvic health therapists can help clients build self-trust, find their voice...

Why is your client's perineal tear or episiotomy still painful months after birth? Today, Lynn Schulte, PT, explores three commonly overlooked contributors to delayed healing: pelvic bone positioning, surrounding tissue...

This episode pulls you into two pregnant client case studies that seem straightforward at first – until the bodies start telling a very different story. A 35-week first time pregnant client arrives with pelvic pain, leg...

Ever find yourself stuck in resistance – knowing what you “should” be doing, but unable to actually do it? In this episode, Lynn shares a personal post-Birth Healing Summit moment where overwhelm, exhaustion, and guilt...