In this episode of 'Pelvic PT's Gone Wild,' hosts Dr. Tara Morrison and Dr. Ryan Simmons discuss the alarming rates of burnout among pelvic floor therapists and why clients often spend years in care without improvement. They spotlight the importance of body autonomy, criticize traditional care methods, and examine how societal stress and trauma impact both clients and providers.

They advocate for a shift towards integrative care that challenges old norms and prioritizes profound healing. The conversation also covers the need for lifestyle medicine, the roles of trauma and functional medicine in treatment, and the importance of building a supportive community among pelvic health providers. Dr. Morrison and Dr. Simmons seek to inspire and motivate listeners to embrace holistic and creative approaches to pelvic health.

03:39 Discussing the Call to Action in Pelvic Health
05:15 Challenges in Pelvic Health and Body Autonomy
08:04 Impact of Lifestyle and Functional Medicine
10:37 Insurance Challenges and Burnout in PT
16:37 Exploring Trauma and Comorbidities in Pelvic Health
20:40 Understanding Chronic Pain and Stress
20:57 Exploring Alternative Health Options
21:39 Overcoming Health Overwhelm
23:28 The Role of PTs in Patient Healing
24:05 Strategic Health Coaching
27:06 Addressing Complex Health Issues
30:34 Building a Supportive Provider Network
33:14 Root Cause Healing
34:22 Navigating Medical Gaslighting

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