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6-WEEK GUIDED PELVIC HEALTH PROGRAM

Not sure where to start on your journey? We can help! We’ve developed our 6-Week Guided Program with the help of physical therapists trained in women’s health.

Throughout this program, you’ll receive pelvic health tips and recommendations for building a strong and healthy pelvic floor. This guide is designed for anyone looking to keep their pelvic floor healthy, and specifically for women experiencing urinary incontinence or bladder leaks.

 

 

NOTE: The information shared within NAFC’s Pelvic Floor Health Center is meant to be used as a guide but should not be considered a replacement for medical advice. Not all pelvic floor exercises are for everyone, and we strongly urge you to talk to your doctor before beginning any new workout routine, and, if possible, see a physical therapist trained in pelvic floor health to receive a diagnosis and treatment recommendation.

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