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Top 3 Reasons to Have a Women's Health PT on your Birth Team
Author: Dr. Becky Word PT, DPT
Welcome to pregnancy, the most beautiful time in your life! Childbirth is the most natural thing your body can do, so there is no need to prepare, just kick back and relax until you are magically holding your newborn baby and ready to hit the gym just a short...
May is Maternal Mental Health Month
Author: Dr. Blair Green PT, DPT, OCS, PHC
May is maternal mental health month. While we focus on physical therapy at Catalyst, we firmly believe that addressing mental health is a key piece of your roadmap. Just as your path to physical recovery is individual, each person has a unique mental and...
Acceptance: Moving from "I Can't" to "I Can"
Author: Dr. Blair Green PT, DPT, OCS, PHC
March is Women’s History Month and I won’t dwell on the fact that there is only one month to celebrate women and the impact we have made in the world. At Catalyst Physical Therapy we have the privilege of working with amazing women every...
Kegels: Is it Time to Move On?
Author: Dr. Blair Green PT, DPT, OCS, PHC
The headline read: “Movement is in, Kegels are out.” I had been seeing similar things all over social media. The anti-Kegel campaign was out in full force. As someone who for YEARS has championed the phrase “move it and move on”...
Body Awareness: where the Catalyst PT roadmap begins
Author: Dr. Blair Green PT, DPT, OCS, PHC
Awareness involves connection. That’s why the Catalyst PT roadmap starts with awareness. How conscious and connected are you with your own body? The two key principles of body awareness are restoring movement and connecting the core. This is where...
When the PT Becomes the Patient - Dr. Becky's Journey into Women's Health
Author: Dr. Becky Word PT, DPT
My journey as a pelvic floor physical therapist officially began in 2017, about 1 year after the birth of my first child. But if I’m really being honest, I was interested in the field from the moment I first learned about it in PT school. Whenever someone...

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