The Pelvic Floor Project
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About
Embarrassing symptoms deserve better conversations.Whether you're dealing with bladder leaks, prolapse, pelvic pain, painful sex, erectile dysfunction, constipation, pregnancy, postpartum recovery, or simply wondering if what you're experiencing is normal—you're not alone.Hosted by pelvic floor physiotherapist Melissa Dessaulles, this podcast helps you understand how your body works and why symptoms happen. Through conversations with leading researchers, physicians, surgeons, sex therapists, midwives, psychologists, and other experts, we translate the latest evidence into practical information you can actually use.No myths. No shame. No confusing medical jargon.Just honest conversations that connect the dots—so you can feel informed, conf...
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Recent episodes
- 132. How personality traits, past experiences and beliefs influence physical symptoms with clinical counsellor, Cory Arthurs.
- 131. Prolapse - From rehab to performance: What active women need after pelvic floor physio with Caroline Packard
- 130. Exercise in pregnancy and postpartum: Evidence vs fear based information with Dr Margie Davenport
- 129. Beyond surviving: What to know about bladder, bowel, sexual health & menopause before pelvic cancer treatment with Nurse Practitioner, Kayla Switlishoff
- 128. Erectile dysfunction part 2: The mind/body connection with sex therapist Justin Paulsen
- 127. Erectile dysfunction part 1: Medical considerations with urologist Dr. Chris Bitcon
- 126. Pelvic floor internal exam: Do I have to? What happens?
- 125. Bowel and bladder considerations for people with Parkinsons, Stroke and Multiple Sclerosis with physiotherapist Dr. Carina Siracusa
- 124. How purity culture (religion, upbringing, beliefs) influences the pelvic floor with Psychologist Dr. Kristy Money
- 123. Menopause hormone therapy is now covered in British Columbia (March 1, 2026) with Shirley Weir