Hey everyone! After the mother load of transitions this spring/summer- new job, move, house sale/hunt, firstborn to uni- I am just coming up for air! Wanted to share my conversation with the amazing @celestpereiraphysio on her new podcast #loveatfirstscience. We chatted about the link of breath to so many systems for pelvic health, athletics and beyond! Follow the...
Introduction to the podcast from Dr. Nicole Cozean, PT, DPT: Anyone else have a love-hate relationship with social media? 🙋♀️🙋♀️~In Part 2 of this interview with @juliewiebept we discuss all the things!👉 Her unique career path👉 A love-hate relationship with social media👉 The evolution of her online courses👉 Her decision to move into teaching👉 And much more!~Check...
How do we keep from being pelvic floor isolationists? From the host Dr. Nicole Cozean PT, DPT, WCS:A can’t-miss interview with the one and only @juliewiebept! 🎙🎙~So grateful for Julie and everything she brings to our field! 🙏🙏 She has such a unique perspective and has done an amazing job forcing the pelvic PT field...
I passed the background check! As of this month, I am officially Julie Wiebe, Clinical Assistant Professor of Orthopedics at the University of Michigan-Flint Physical Therapy program. I am so grateful and honored to be joining this incredible faculty and stellar program. They have warmly welcomed me and I am so impressed with each of...
In this episode I talk about running and pregnancy with Dr. Karen Litzy of the Healthy, Wealthy & Smart Podcast. 🏃♀️.We discuss:🔹Running/exercise and pregnancy🔹Creating baselines🔹The research around female running form🔹Busting some pregnancy myths. 🔹When can you return to running after pregnancy?🔹What is my definition of ‘postpartum women’?🔹I talk about structuring exercises around your daily exercises...
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