by drrachaelelizabeth | Oct 22, 2026 | Pelvic floor, Post Natal, Postpartum, Pregnancy, Uncategorized, Wellness Blog
Are your ribs, upper back, or shoulders constantly feeling tight after pregnancy? Do your favorite dresses, shirts, or bras seem to fit differently than they did before having a baby? You’re not alone! Many moms experience persistent rib tightness, upper back...
by drrachaelelizabeth | Oct 2, 2026 | Pelvic floor, Post Natal, Postpartum, Pregnancy, Resources
Have you ever gotten out of the car during pregnancy and thought, “Why does my pelvis hurt this much?” Or maybe walking, climbing stairs, getting dressed, getting out of bed, or even rolling over at night has become painful. If that sounds familiar, you may be...
by drrachaelelizabeth | Sep 16, 2026 | Bladder leakage, Diastasis Recti, Pelvic floor, Post Natal, Postpartum
Moms, you made it to your 6-week postpartum checkup. You were examined, asked a few questions, and maybe told that you’re “cleared.” But have you had a postpartum pelvic floor evaluation? Pregnancy and childbirth can impact so much more than what you...
by drrachaelelizabeth | Aug 24, 2026 | Pelvic floor, Post Natal, Postpartum, Uncategorized
For many new moms, finding time for postpartum recovery can feel impossible. Between feeding your baby, managing nap schedules, returning to work, and everything else that comes with motherhood, even making it to a physical therapy appointment can require a lot of...
by drrachaelelizabeth | Jul 22, 2026 | Pelvic floor, Pregnancy, Uncategorized
One of my favorite conversations with pregnant moms often starts the same way. “I was told my baby might not be in the best position. Is there anything I can do?” Recently, a mom came into the clinic feeling exactly that. She had been reading about baby position...
by drrachaelelizabeth | Apr 9, 2026 | Pelvic floor, Postpartum
Moms… a C-section is MAJOR abdominal surgery, yet somehow, it’s the only one where you’re handed a newborn and told, “You’re fine, just rest.” Think about it… If you had a hernia repair, appendectomy, or almost any other abdominal surgery, you’d be told: No...
