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!
018: How Cycle Syncing Changes Your Life with Becky Mendoza
Our gal + powerhouse advocate Becky Mendoza is here to spread the word about her experience coming off the pill, beginning cycle syncing, and offering menstrual education and MORE to local youth through her impactful nonprofit organization Changing Tides Foundation. She shares about how her experience with her period has changed her life and how this knowledge (aka power) should be known by every woman, especially when her choices impact our oceans + land more than we realize.
017: Foundations of Fertility, Men’s Health, and Masculinity with Daniel Schwartz, L.Ac.
Meet Daniel, our first male guest and licensed acupuncturist, who has a mission to love, heal, and grow - not only for himself, but for his community. Daniel and Brittney talk about the way his path has shaped his services - from serving in the military to how he views and works with men and couples on their fertility journey. This episode may just be the one to share with the beloved men in your life, especially the ones who may be looking for a reframe on their masculinity, virility, and what it means to be a man these days.
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!
