53. Pelvicon 2025: Highlights, Takeaways & Why We’re More Inspired Than Ever

We’re fresh off the 2025 Pelvicon conference and couldn’t WAIT to share some of our biggest takeaways + allll of the wisdom from leading voices in pelvic health!In today’s conversation, we’re sharing our Pelvicon 2025 highlights, takeaways, and why we’re more inspired than EVER to be in the pelvic health space. From physiology to pain science to the power of lifelong learning, this year’s event was jam-packed with insight, connection, and plenty of lightbulb moments we’ll be diving more into in future episodes!We wrapped up the conference feeling incredibly inspired to keep learning, evolving, and bringing that knowledge back to YOU. Whether you’re a fellow clinician, patient, or just curious about how the body works, you’re in the right place. We can’t wait to share more thoughts and insights soon, and continue supporting you wherever you are on your health journey!Episode Recap:Insights from Susan Clinton on what happens when the pelvic floor and diaphragm “disagree”How trauma and nervous system patterns can impact pelvic function and overall healthUnderstanding the “crosstalk” between visceral and somatic systemsThe importance of looking beyond the pelvic floor for true, long-term healingPersistent Genital Arousal Disorder (PGAD)Holly Herman’s fascinating “pregnant foot” concept The variety of postpartum changes we can’t ignoreMichelle Lyons’ take on menstrual cycle education & empowering patients with body awarenessWhy pain is a protective output of the brain (and doesn’t always mean damage)Our biggest reminders as pelvic health providers**Disclaimer: The information shared in this podcast is NOT meant to be taken as individual or medical advice. These conversations are for educational purposes only. Please seek the advice of your physician or healthcare provider regarding any medical condition or treatment.Links/Resources:Follow on Instagram @the.pelvis.projectFollow Megan on Instagram @kansaspelvichealthFollow Roxi on Instagram @goodlifepelvichealthCheck out Megan's websiteCheck out Roxi's website