Pelvic PT Rising

Nicole Cozean, PT, DPT, WCS & Jesse Cozean

Pelvic Health

Pelvic Physical Therapy

Patient Care

Physical Therapy

Pelvicon

Burnout

Cash-Based Practice

Pelvic Sanity Physical Therapy

Pelviccon

Pelvic Floor Therapy

Business Ownership

Interstitial Cystitis

Pelvic Pain

Pelvic Floor

Cash-Based Physical Therapy

Mentorship

Pelvic Sanity

Clinical Excellence

Continuing Education

Telehealth

Helping pelvic physical therapists improve as clinicians, in their careers or business, and their lives. Hosted by Dr. Nicole Cozean and Jesse Cozean, the founders of PelvicSanity physical therapy and the Pelvic PT Huddle, the podcast explores all aspects of pelvic physical therapy. You'll find the clinical pearls that Dr. Nicole teaches in her continuing education courses, the business and career... more

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Publishes	Twice weekly	Episodes	654	Founded	7 years ago
Number of Listeners		Categories	Alternative HealthHealth & Fitness

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Latest Episodes

The Micro vs. Macro: Why Business Owners Lose Perspective

Ever have a day where one little thing makes you question EVERYTHING about owning a business? 😤

A patient no-shows. Someone cancels at the last minute. Your credit card fees go up. Your schedule has a hole in it.

And suddenly you're wondering why ... more

Yesterday • 20 min

Interacting with Interoception - What We're Missing in Pelvic Health (Part 1)

What if we're missing an entire SENSE when we're evaluating our pelvic health patients? 🤯

We all know the traditional five senses. But what about the eighth sense—interoception?

Interoception is how our nervous system receives, processes, and inte... more

9 Nov 2026 • 26 min • Popular

The Rise of the Solopreneur: Good or Bad for Pelvic Health?

Is EVERYONE starting their own pelvic health practice these days?! 🤯

It certainly feels that way!

More and more pelvic PTs and OTs are leaving traditional employment to go out on their own. And depending on who you ask, that's either the best thin... more

5 Nov 2026 • 36 min • Most popular

Non-Competes Are Kinda Bull$#!t

We're about to make some employers mad. 😬

But here it goes: We think non-competes are bullshit.

And we're saying that as business owners who have spent years hiring, training, mentoring, and investing in our clinicians!

Why should getting a new j... more

2 Nov 2026 • 23 min

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Recent Guests

Jen Hamilton

Labor and delivery nurse, educator, social media creator, and author of Birth Vibes

Episode: Are We Teaching Birth Prep Wrong? With Jen Hamilton

Tracy Sher

Pelvic health physical therapist, international educator, and founder and CEO of Pelvic Global.

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Episode: 26 Years of Pelvic Health Lessons: An Interview with Tracy Sher

Michelle Lyons

Five-time PelvicCon speaker, researcher, educator

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Episode: There’s No Such Thing as a Simple Pelvic Health Patient: An Interview with Michelle Lyons

Taryn Hallam

Presenter and speaker at PelvicCon, known as a research translator in pelvic health

PelvicCon speaker, pelvic health educator

Episode: How to Actually Be an Evidence-Based Clinician: An Interview with Taryn Hallam

Sinéad Dufour

Prolific researcher, professor, and pelvic health clinician; focused on spirituality in pelvic health

McMaster University (Professor) / Pelvic health researcher

Episode: Are We Really Providing Whole-Person Care If We Ignore Spirituality? With Sinéad Dufour

Dr. Rachel Rubin

Urologist and sexual medicine expert

Independent physician practicing pelvic health and sexual medicine

Episode: Disrupting Sexual Health with Dr. Rachel Rubin

Paul Hodges

Professor, influential physiotherapy researcher

University of Queensland

Episode: You Know His Research. But Do You Know Paul Hodges?

Katherine Sylvester

Maternal health innovator, founder of Operation MIST

Operation MIST

Episode: Maternal Mortality, a Whole-Body Approach and Using Data: An Interview with Katherine Sylvester

Gráinne Donnelly

Pelvic Health Physiotherapist from Northern Ireland

Absolute Physio; Journal editor; PelvicCon speaker

Episode: Rethinking Compression Garments & Diastasis: An Interview with Gráinne Donnelly

Hosts

Nicole Cozean

Pelvic health physical therapist, clinical educator, author, and co-founder of PelvicSanity.

Jesse Cozean

Physical therapy business owner and business coach; co-founder of PelvicSanity.

Reviews

4.8 out of 5 stars from 268 ratings

Raise the volume ! This is the best!!!!!
I love this podcast for so many reasons.
#1 Husband and wife team they are hilarious, interesting and motivating !
#2 You will learn something new each time
#3 Great interviews with the best clinicians in the field !
Download this now.
You’re welcome .
Apple Podcasts
5
tjos80
United States2 months ago
My favorite podcast!
I can’t say enough good things about how much I love this podcast! Nicole and Jesse keeping it real about the business side, no sugar coating it, and yet always offering practical guidance! The clinical pearls and weekly nudges truly inspire me and make me excited to change the way i practice. An absolute gem for any pelvic health therapist, and a must listen for all pelvic health business owners!
Apple Podcasts
5
Jermaine Ang
United Statesa year ago
Love This Podcast!
The Pelvic PT Rising Podcast has real, honest info and insight that helps me stay motivated in my pelvic PT practice!
Apple Podcasts
5
Apple coke
United Statesa year ago
*MUST LISTEN IF YOU ARE A PELVIC HEALTH THERAPIST*
This podcast has it all! From clinical, to business, marketing, communication, self care, you name it. They point out current issues in pelvic health and present them in such a real way that explores various thought processes. This podcast was so helpful when I was first starting out as a pelvic health PT, I cannot recommend enough!!!
Apple Podcasts
5
KelsiOdell
United Statesa year ago
Easily digestible, informative and entertaining
This has been one of my fave podcasts for a few years. I never miss an episode! There is always something to learn, clinical or business-related, from Nicole and Jesse. This podcast continues to teach me new things, and the format is digestible enough to keep me listening on a morning run.
Apple Podcasts
5
sheptjill
United States2 years ago

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Listeners Say

Key themes from listener reviews, highlighting what works and what could be improved about the show.

Clinicians say the advice is easy to apply and helps them build confidence, improve practice, or start a business.

Listeners value the mix of practical clinical education, business guidance, and personal career perspective.

Nicole and Jesse are often praised for their humor, candid style, and engaging back-and-forth.

Guests and clinical interviews are frequently described as informative and relevant to pelvic health professionals.

Some listeners find the blunt language or critical tone harsh, despite valuing the substance.

Chart Rankings

How this podcast ranks in the Apple Podcasts, Spotify and YouTube charts.

Apple Podcasts	#71	United States/Health & Fitness/Alternative Health
Apple Podcasts	#94	Canada/Health & Fitness/Alternative Health
Apple Podcasts	#183	United Kingdom/Health & Fitness/Alternative Health
Apple Podcasts	#213	Australia/Health & Fitness/Alternative Health
Apple Podcasts	#107	Ireland/Health & Fitness/Alternative Health
Apple Podcasts	#159	South Africa/Health & Fitness/Alternative Health

Talking Points

Recent interactions between the hosts and their guests.

26 Years of Pelvic Health Lessons: An Interview with Tracy Sher

Q: Can you talk a little bit more about maybe some examples of how you do that or how you can break that huge long scary goal into wins that the patient wouldn't have even thought were a win when they came in your door?

Sher uses separate pain and anxiety scales, emphasizes that patients can pause or decline an examination at any time, and recognizes gains such as feeling safer with touch or becoming more comfortable with examination steps.

26 Years of Pelvic Health Lessons: An Interview with Tracy Sher

Q: What do you say when someone's really pressing you on, how long is this going to take?

Sher tells patients that within three to six visits they should know whether treatment is on the right track. If it is not helping, they can consider changing the approach, seeking another clinician or consultation, or recognizing that the problem may require more time.

Are We Teaching Birth Prep Wrong? With Jen Hamilton

Q: What do you do to take care of yourself when you are in these times with folks that might stay with you for a while?

Hamilton says she uses the drive home as a buffer, focuses on creating meaningful memories for families experiencing loss, and processes difficult experiences through writing.

Are We Teaching Birth Prep Wrong? With Jen Hamilton

Q: When we're helping patients make birth plans, how can we help them prepare without setting them up for disappointment if circumstances change?

Hamilton recommends exploring the values behind each preference, explaining that birth can be unpredictable, and helping patients adapt without interpreting a changed plan as failure.

How to Actually Be an Evidence-Based Clinician: An Interview with Taryn Hallam

Q: What is one thing you have disrupted or are disrupting in pelvic health?

You can expect ongoing disruption around the idea that flow stopping and urethral sphincter function may be more central to continence and voiding than previously thought, which could lead to new diagnostic and treatment approaches in the next decade.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Pelvic PT Rising

What is Pelvic PT Rising about and what kind of topics does it cover?

Practical conversations for pelvic health physical therapists, combining clinical education with candid guidance on building a sustainable career or practice. Regular hosts Nicole Cozean, a pelvic health physical therapist and clinical educator, and Jesse Cozean, a physical therapy business coach, alternate between discussions of patient care and business ownership, often drawing on their experience running a cash-based clinic. Clinical topics include pelvic pain, birth preparation, evidence-based practice, patient communication, and whole-person care. Business conversations cover hiring, leadership, marketing, scheduling, and work-life balance. Interviews with experienced clinicians, researchers, educators, nurses, and other health profess... more

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Recent guests on Pelvic PT Rising include:

1. Jen Hamilton
2. Tracy Sher
3. Michelle Lyons
4. Taryn Hallam
5. Sinéad Dufour
6. Dr. Rachel Rubin
7. Paul Hodges
8. Katherine Sylvester

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