Don't Be a Pelvic Floor Isolationist: An Interview with Julie Wiebe (Part 1)

How do we keep from being pelvic floor isolationists?

We're so excited for this conversation with Julie Wiebe!  She has such a unique perspective and has done an amazing job forcing the pelvic PT field (sometimes kicking and screaming) to recognize how important looking beyond the pelvic floor is.

In this interview Julie and Nicole discuss clinical reasoning and philosophy, finding the why, looking outside the pelvic floor and practical ways to assess from an orthopedic perspective.

Don't miss it - in Part 2 of this interview we discuss Julie's love-hate relationship with social media, where she thinks the field needs to grow and her own evolution into a business owner and now a professor. 

Thanks to Julie for an eye-opening conversation and her contributions to the field!

Julie Wiebe, PT, DPT

Julie  has twenty-four years of clinical experience in Sports Medicine and Pelvic Health, specializing in pelvic/abdominal, pregnancy and postpartum health for fit and athletic females. Following her passion to revolutionize the way women recover from pregnancy and injury to return to high levels of fitness and performance, she has pioneered an integrative approach to promote women’s health in and through fitness.

Make sure to follow her on Instagram (@juliewiebept) and check out her courses at www.juliewiebept.com (use the code 'Rising20' for 20% off any of her courses, especially the foundational Piston Science course!)  Code expires July 5th.

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About Us

Nicole and Jesse Cozean founded PelvicSanity Physical Therapy together in 2016.  It grew quickly into one of the largest cash-based physical therapy practices in the country.

They believe every pelvic physical therapist should find a position they love and feel confident in treating even the most complex patients.  They started Pelvic PT Rising to provide clinical and business resources to pelvic PTs to raise the level of our profession.

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