Pelvic Health Podcast
Being Better’s Podcast: The Pelvic Pulse
Why Did Being Better Start a Podcast?
1 in 7 women have pelvic pain, 1 in 4 have menstrual irregularities, 1 in 10 have infertility problems, and many struggle with creating a healthy sex life as well as big life transitions such as pregnancy, birth, postpartum, and menopause.
Many women don’t know how to seek support in these areas of their lives and often feel alone or embarrassed navigating through these experiences. The Pelvic Pulse is here to change that.
This podcast is here to tackle the so-called “taboo” things us women sometimes feel ashamed to talk about and provide a safe space to revolutionize how we all talk about and understand women’s pelvic health.
What Topics Do You Cover on the Pelvic Health Podcast?
This podcast focuses on pelvic care, education, community, resources, and more! We speak to experts in the pelvic healthcare space to enliven listeners to take steps towards healing their own relationship with their pelvic space holistically for fuller embodiment. Some of the topics we will cover include but are not limited to the following:
Menstruation and cycle syncing
Getting off birth control
Pregnancy
Postpartum
Parenthood
Empowered sexuality
Feminine embodiment
Pelvic health
Prenatal yoga
More!
022: Sexuality + Spirituality: How Can We Blend the Two? with Jordan Williams
022: In this raw and vulnerable conversation, Jordan and Brittney look back on their growth as women who were both raised with Buddhist-turned-Christian mothers in religious households. They discuss what it can mean to be sexual and expressive, the practice of leaving shame behind without turning your back on your spiritual self, and rewriting the conversations/narratives with family and lovers/partners around sex. With an empowering take on radical self-love and self-responsibility, you'll finish this episode looking at sex + Spirit in a whole new way.
021: Connections Between the Mouth and Pelvis + Holistic Dentistry with Dr. Sharon Dickerson, DDS
With an established perspective on holistic practices in dentistry, Dr. Sharon Dickerson shares her embodied wisdom on how intricately connected our mouths are to the rest of our bodies and well-being, including the pelvic floor. Brittney and Dr. Sharon recount on the many ways that the two are related, in their private practices and in the people they serve. This episode will give you incredible insight to the thought processes and heart that goes behind a holistic and trauma-informed approach in both dentistry and pelvic health - which may help you find the courage and confidence to seek out the care providers that empower you on your healing journey.
How Can You Inquire About Being a Guest?
Do you want to submit a topic or guest request for the Pelvic Pulse? Are you curious about a podcast collaboration with Dr. Ellers? Fill out the form below to get in touch!
