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OTs In Pelvic Health

Lindsey Vestal
Pelvic Health
Occupational Therapy
Pelvic Floor
Constipation
Perinatal Loss
Postpartum
Pain Science
Postpartum Care
Financial Independence
Ketamine Assisted Therapy
Gut-Brain Axis
Wall Street
Client Autonomy In Pelvic Health
Biopsychosocial Model
Eight Key Actions Discharge
New York City
Urinary Incontinence
Pediatric Pelvic Health
Occupational Therapy For Pelvic Health
Pelvic Health Research

Welcome to the OTs In Pelvic Health Podcast! This show is for occupational therapists who want to become, thrive and excel as pelvic health OTs. Learn from Lindsey Vestal, a Pelvic Health OT for over 10 years and founder the first NYC pelvic health OT practice - The Functional Pelvis. Inside each episode, Lindsey shares what it takes to succeed as a pelvic health OT. From lessons learned, to overc... more

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• Learn more about Level 1 Functional Pelvic Health Practitioner program

• Get certified in pelvic health from the OT lens here

• Grab your free AOTA approved Pelvic Health CEU course here.

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• Learn more about Level 1 Functional Pelvic Health Practitioner program

• Get certified in pelvic health from the OT lens here

• Grab your free AOTA approved Pelvic Health CEU course here.

___________________________________________________________... more

• Learn more about Level 1 Functional Pelvic Health Practitioner program

• Get certified in pelvic health from the OT lens here

• Grab your free AOTA approved Pelvic Health CEU course here.

___________________________________________________________... more

• Learn more about Level 1 Functional Pelvic Health Practitioner program

• Get certified in pelvic health from the OT lens here

• Grab your free AOTA approved Pelvic Health CEU course here.

___________________________________________________________... more

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Recent Guests

Sarah Nelson
Sex and relationship coach with focus on pelvic health integration
Self-employed / Sarah Nelson Coach
Episode: From Pelvic Pain to Pleasure: An Embodied Approach to Intimacy
Desiree LeBlanc
Occupational therapist, level one functional pelvic health practitioner, owner Cadence Pelvic Health and Wellness
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Episode: Bike Fit 101: Your Pelvic Floor Will Thank You
Lara DeRosier
OT in Ontario, private practice founder of Pelvic Resilience
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Episode: Closing the Gap Between Research and Practice in Trauma-Informed Pelvic Health
Lauren Walker
Registered psychologist; adjunct professor; Oncology Sexual Health Lab founder
University of Calgary; Oncology Sexual Health Lab
Episode: Closing the Gap Between Research and Practice in Trauma-Informed Pelvic Health
Christina Holland
DPT; pelvic floor physical therapist; founder of Inclusive Care
Inclusive Care
Episode: Closing the Gap Between Research and Practice in Trauma-Informed Pelvic Health
Heather Sofaro
Level 1 Functional Pelvic Health Practitioner and founder of Wild Heart Wellness
Wild Heart Wellness
Episode: I Wasn't Liking The OT I Was Becoming
Sarah McAdden
Level one functional pelvic health practitioner with focus on sexuality, pelvic health and menopause
Episode: OTs Leading the Charge In Workplace Menopause Programs
Elizabeth Richardson
Peds-focused OT expanding into women's health and menopause
Episode: OTs Leading the Charge In Workplace Menopause Programs
Rebecca Segraves
Occupational Therapist
Origins
Episode: Centering Mothers, Not Providers with Rebeca Segraves

Host

Lindsey Vestal
Host of OTs In Pelvic Health; founder of The Functional Pelvis; pelvic health OT practitioner and educator

Reviews

4.9 out of 5 stars from 63 ratings
  • Tina-OT

    I have learned so much from Lindsey Vestal’s podcast. Her episodes are always informative and full of practical knowledge. I’ve also had the opportunity to take her courses, and they have been incredibly impactful for my growth as a pelvic health clinician. She is truly an amazing educator.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    TinaOTR/L
    United Statesa month ago
  • START HERE on your journey to PHOT!

    Rakhi Srivastava here posting from my husband’s phone :) Just wanted to express my love for this podcast publicly! Lindsey is a phenomenal host, and her love for pelvic health OT and pelvic health occupational therapists is apparent throughout. Her “radio persona” reflects who she is as a person…she legitimately cares about her listeners and those of us who have met her in person know she treats us like family. She chooses wonderful guests who are leaders in their fields and she eloquently guide... more

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    CanofVegetables
    United States2 years ago
  • Exactly what I needed!!

    Lindsey does absolutely fantastic work of holding space for the Occupational Therapist working in Pelvic Rehab! Such an invaluable resource, and so much more than a biomechanical approach!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Majolee08
    United States3 years ago
  • So much good stuff!!

    I really enjoy the knowledge, wisdom, practical strategies and support that Lyndsey provides through this podcast! Just love it!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    F.Riegle
    United States4 years ago
  • A wealth of inspiring information

    Lindsey is a dynamic pelvic health OT who makes learning fun and interesting through her podcast, online courses and social media posts and discussions. She is inspiring and creates a language that is relatable to both therapists and clients alike. I am a seasoned OT and am always learning with Lindsey.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    RachelGotts
    United States4 years ago

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The host is described as caring and knowledgeable, with guests who are leaders in the field.

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How One OT Created a Maternal Health Protocol That’s Changing Lives
Q: Marlee, what were the main steps to get OT integrated in your labor and delivery units?
She conducted extensive research, presented to hospital leadership, gathered postpartum patient input, gained buy-in from OB and department chairs, and then implemented automatic OT orders for deliveries, followed by ongoing education and collaboration across teams.
Behind the Intake Form: What Clients Aren’t Saying-Yet
Q: What are the major concerns you see on the intake paperwork and how do you prioritize them?
We prioritize bowel and bladder function first, then explore constipation patterns, leakage, and the impact on daily life, followed by sexual function and mental health, to create a holistic plan.
How Persistence and Relationships Built The Holistic Pelvis
Q: What three things would you advise an OT to focus on in their practice?
First, relationships with referral sources; second, speaking proudly about your business and refining your consult language; third, investing in guidance or programs to accelerate growth rather than DIYing everything.
How Persistence and Relationships Built The Holistic Pelvis
Q: What was the biggest challenge you faced when starting your own practice?
Separating business from family and making sure people in a small town understood what pelvic floor therapy is, plus the ongoing effort required to talk about the practice to build awareness.
Abundance, Not Restriction: A Refreshing Take on Food and Pelvic Health
Q: Can you share a simple case study where nutrition and gut health helped a client with endometriosis?
A client with endometriosis underwent a program focusing on gut health, adrenal support, and hormonal balance; after gluten removal and targeted supplements, her symptoms improved, periods became lighter, and she could engage in daily activities during menses.

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This program centers on expanding the role of occupational therapists in pelvic health, with a strong focus on trauma-informed care, patient empowerment, and practical, real-world strategies. Episodes often blend clinical practice with mindset shifts—ranging from building collaborative care networks and leadership in outpatient programs to integrating nutrition, mindfulness, and habit formation into therapy. Guests include clinicians, coaches, and educators who share case studies, program development tips, and actionable steps to improve pelvic health outcomes for diverse populations, including postpartum clients, cyclists, cancer patients, and workplace partners. A standout throughline is turning complex concepts into accessible, client-ce... more

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3. Lara DeRosier
4. Lauren Walker
5. Christina Holland
6. Heather Sofaro
7. Sarah McAdden
8. Elizabeth Richardson

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