EPISODE · May 30, 2025 · 51 MIN
The Missing Postpartum Conversation.
from Fannying About - a She Lifts Stronger Podcast · host Lara Jezeph
We’re diving into a conversation that’s long overdue. In this episode, Sarena interviews me about pelvic floor health—what it really is, why it’s so misunderstood, and how it impacts women after childbirth (and well beyond). I share my personal journey navigating pelvic floor dysfunction as a personal trainer and mum, the emotional and physical toll it can take, and the major gaps in postpartum education and support. We also talk about breathwork, body awareness, and what truly needs to change in how we care for women after birth. Whether you're postpartum, planning for a baby, or supporting other women on their journey, this episode is packed with insight, truth bombs, and practical tools. 👉 Stick around to the end for ways to get real support that actually makes a difference. Chapters: 00:00 Introduction and Personal Struggles 04:42 Understanding Pelvic Floor Issues 09:34 The Importance of Education and Awareness 15:48 Causes of Pelvic Floor Issues 22:11 The Impact of Childbirth on Pelvic Floor 27:10 Empowerment Through Knowledge 30:55 Reflections on Birth Experiences 30:55 Personal Trainer's Journey with Pelvic Floor Dysfunction 31:33 The Importance of Sharing Experiences 32:21 Training the Trainers: Educating on Postpartum Care 34:03 Understanding Pressure Management in Postpartum Fitness 34:51 Empowering Women in Postpartum Recovery 36:26 Finding Passion in Helping Others 37:08 Exploring Effective Support Services 39:42 Understanding Pessaries and Their Use 41:41 Advocating for Yourself in Healthcare 43:30 The Importance of Regular Checkups 45:49 Breath Work and Pelvic Floor Health Useful Links: JOIN the private FB community - Strong as a Mother DOWNLOAD 5-Day Core Comeback Guide for free - ACCESS Attend a workshop or class - MORE INFO
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