EPISODE · May 26, 2026 · 30 MIN
13 | From High School to Pelvic Floor PT and CSCS: My Career Path in Health & Wellness
from STRONG AND NOURISHED WOMEN | Improve Your Pelvic Health, Get Fit, Prevent Injury, Feel Confident · host Lauren Gadjovich - Pelvic Physical Therapist, CSCS, Prenatal and Postnatal Coach
Interested in a career in health and wellness, physical therapy, or fitness? In this episode, I share my journey from high school student to becoming a physical therapist, pelvic floor physical therapist, Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist (CSCS), and certified prenatal and postnatal coach.Perfect for students in Specialized High Skills Major (SHSM) programs focused on health and wellness, this episode breaks down the education, courses, and career steps that helped shape my path. I discuss the high school courses that prepared me for university, completing a Health Sciences degree at Western University, and earning my Master’s of Physical Therapy at University of Toronto.You’ll also learn about careers in physical therapy, pelvic health, strength and conditioning, women’s health, prenatal and postpartum fitness, and what it takes to work in the healthcare and wellness industry. Whether you are considering kinesiology, physiotherapy, health sciences, or coaching, this episode provides insight into education pathways, certifications, and career opportunities in health and fitness.Stay In The Loop:Contact: [email protected]Connect: www.movementalitypt.comInstagram: @movementalitypt.comIf You're Interested:Get a personalized plan and 1:1 support to help with your pelvic floor physical therapy and strength and conditioning goals. Book an appointment with me for pelvic floor physical therapy and strength and condtitioning at https://movementalitypt.embodiaapp.com/patient_portal/online_bookings/1256
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