EPISODE · Feb 11, 2026 · 1H 23M
Water Balloons & Willow Trees: Dr Brianne Grogan on Shifting from Pelvic PT to the Healing House of Body Medicine Magic
from Sink and Swim · host Julie Granger
This is the first interview of Sink & Swim 2026, and Julie kicks off Season 2 with Dr. Brianne Grogan (“Dr. Bri”)—a pelvic health PT known for a massive YouTube presence who just made a wildly brave move: she stopped creating for that channel (December 2025), not because she stopped caring, but because she outgrew the role.Together, they talk in real time—not from a polished “I’ve arrived” place—about what it’s like to be mid–identity shift: secrecy vs. self-expression, rule-following vs. nuance, and the grief of outgrowing old clients, colleagues, and belonging. Bri shares her emerging identity as a Body Medicine Journey Facilitator—where medicine meets magic—and why “weirdness” is often self-judgment wearing a familiar voice.They also go deep into what modern care often misses: intimacy, safety, and presence. Bri names how her work is returning to in-person, hands-on care in her “healing house” in Bend, Oregon—rooted, luxurious, and profoundly human. The episode closes with an embodied mini-practice for anyone feeling a quiet nudge toward something truer—without pressure to leap.03:49 — From YouTube Sensation to the Threshold Introducing Dr. Breanne Grogan and the moment she realized she’d outgrown her public pelvic health identity.07:11 — Life in the Healing House Empty nesting, relocation, and why place, home, and rooting matter in identity shifts.10:01 — “Body Medicine Journey Facilitator” Outgrowing traditional pelvic health and naming work where medicine meets magic.14:39 — December 2025: Choosing to Stop Ending a 15-year YouTube chapter, resentment as information, and reclaiming agency.18:06 — Rule Followers, Black-and-White Thinking, and the Messy Middle Straight-A conditioning, safety through rigidity, and learning to integrate “both.”24:10 — Weirdness, Woo, and Inherited Stories Family narratives, self-judgment, and realizing the chains were never real.34:31 — Grief, Belonging, and Outgrowing the PT Role Leaving clients and colleagues without betrayal; sister wounds and exile.46:17 — Collapse, Business Divorce, and Clarity The implosion that revealed what she can do—and what she no longer wants to carry.1:04:20 — Water Balloons & Willow TreesWhat freedom actually feels like in the body, rooted expansiveness, and a closing practice for listening without pressure.Love what you hear? Keep up with Dr. Bri on IG @vibrantpelvichealthIf this episode speaks to you, hit subscribe, leave a review, and share it with a friend👉Looking for more of where this came from? Get career and coaching support from Julie in a Career Compass Activation Coaching SessionNeed some space to sit with your career questions and journal about them? Download the free Be the Boss of Your Career GuideWant to know you're not the only woman in healthcare choosing differently in your career? Come hang at a free monthly Just Be with Julie meditation circleKeep up with what's going on by joining the Notes from a Fart Walk Newsletter and don't miss an episode or updateWatch full video episodes and clips on YoutubeSocial Media: Follow Julie for clips, bonus content, and updates throughout the week. You can also shoot her a DM to connect!Instagram @drjuliegranger, Substack @drjuliegranger...
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This is the first interview of Sink & Swim 2026, and Julie kicks off Season 2 with Dr. Brianne Grogan (“Dr. Bri”)—a pelvic health PT known for a massive YouTube presence who just made a wildly brave move: she stopped creating for that channel (December 2025), not because she stopped caring, but because she outgrew the role. Together, they talk in real time—not from a polished “I’ve arrived” place—about what it’s like to be mid–identity shift: secrecy vs. self-expression, rule-following vs...
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Water Balloons & Willow Trees: Dr Brianne Grogan on Shifting from Pelvic PT to the Healing House of Body Medicine Magic
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