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5 Things Your Pelvic Floor Wants You To Know (opens the original)
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Ever wonder what your pelvic floor is thinking? Tune in to the first episode of Season 2 to find out! Maybe holding your pee for too long isn't very impressive after all. Check out this quick episode as well as the rest of season 2 (coming soon!) for great discussions on more women's health topics.
Episode 10: Women's Health in the Workplace (opens the original)
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Does women's health affect performance in the workplace? It sure does! Women deal with hormonal fluctuations, changes in mental clarity and energy levels every month! These changes can be more intense during different stages of life (post partum/perimenopause). Join me and my friends Corrine and Victoria for a meaningful discussion about women's health in the workplace.
Episode 9: Trauma (opens the original)
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Join us for this week's episode of Ladies, Let's Talk About It where I discuss the topic of trauma with womens health specialist, Amy Hill-Fife. Amy and I discuss the hidden wounds of trauma, how people may express trauma, what to look for an treatment options.....and much more. This may be an eye opening episode for you or for someone you know dealing with a history of trauma. Leave a commen, ask a question or just share in this safe space.
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