Pelvic PT Rising

Nicole Cozean, PT, DPT, WCS & Jesse Cozean

Pelvic Health

Pelvic Physical Therapy

Patient Care

Physical Therapy

Pelvicon

Burnout

Cash-Based Practice

Business Ownership

Pelvic Floor Therapy

Entrepreneurship

Pelvic Sanity Physical Therapy

Interstitial Cystitis

Mentorship

Pelvic Floor

Cash-Based Physical Therapy

Pelvic Pain

Clinical Excellence

Pelviccon

Continuing Education

Business Systems

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	646	Founded	6 years ago
Number of Listeners		Categories	Alternative HealthHealth & Fitness

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Latest Episodes

You Built the Business. Now Can You Step Away?

What happens when you hit the financial goals…but realize you still can't slow down?

This episode was sparked by a business owner who had been in practice for five years, was financially successful, but felt like she still couldn't step back, stop g... more

8 Oct 2026 • 23 min

Does Your Business Get Easier Each Year? Nicole vs. Jesse Debate!

The longer you own a business…the easier it should get, right?

Well, Nicole and Jesse aren't so sure they agree. 😂

So we're debating it!

📈 On one hand, YOU get better every year. You know more. You've made mistakes. You've survived hard things. ... more

1 Oct 2026 • 28 min

5 Business Lessons From 5 Years of PelviCon

PelviCon is officially here! 🎉

Five years ago, PelviCon was basically an audacious idea: What if we built the pelvic health conference we always wished existed?

Since then, we've sold out five years in a row, grown to more than 600 in-person atten... more

24 Sep 2026 • 26 min • Popular

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

There’s no such thing as a simple pelvic health patient.

Even the patient who walks in with “just a little stress incontinence” brings a history, a body, hormones, sleep, stress, previous injuries, bowel function, activity goals—and a whole lot more... more

21 Sep 2026 • 57 min • Most popular

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Recent Guests

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

Michelle Lyons

Pelvic rehab expert and contributor involved in updated guidelines and research

Pelvic rehab specialist

Episode: The Great Kegel Debate (Part 3): With Michelle Lyons

Gina Conley

Founder of MamasteFit

MamasteFit

Episode: Birth Prep Isn't Birth Education: An Interview with Gina Conley of Mamaste Fit

Sadikah Behbehani

Obstetrician-Gynecologist, double board certified in fertility/endometriosis care, REI and minimally invasive gynecologic surgery

Center for Endometriosis & Fertility

Episode: Endometriosis, Fertility & Surgery: An Interview with Dr. Sadikah Behbehani

Dr. Krystyna Holland

Pelvic health physical therapist in Denver, trauma-informed care researcher, author, nonprofit founder

Inclusive Care LLC / Care Compass Project

Episode: What Trauma-Informed Care Really Means: An Interview with Krystyna Holland

Kyle Hartman

Founder/owner of Monterey Pelvic Health; business coach and clinician

Monterey Pelvic Health

Episode: The Courage of Little Leaps: An Interview with Kyle Hartman

Anna Hartman

Athletic trainer, course creator, podcaster (Unreal Results)

Movement Rev

Episode: Beyond the Obvious: An Interview with Anna Hartman

Katie Simmons

Founder of ATL Pelvic Health, Rising coach

ATL Pelvic Health

Episode: Boundaries, Babies, and Business Growth with Katie Simmons

Susie Gronski

Physical therapist specializing in men's pelvic health and sexual health

Private practice in Asheville, NC; author of Health, Pain, The Ultimate Cock Block

Episode: Treating Men with Confidence with Susie Gronski

Hosts

Nicole Cozean

Host and co-founder with hands-on clinical and business leadership in pelvic health

Jesse Cozean

Co-host, business mentor, and founder focused on growth and systems for pelvic health practices

Reviews

4.8 out of 5 stars from 267 ratings

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 States10 months 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 States10 months 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
Goal setting/Mindset episodes
I love the clinical information that Jesse and Nicole provide, I’ve learned about a wide variety of topics this way! BUT the wrap up episodes of 2024 and opening episodes of 2025 have been some of my favorites. They’ve helped me work on getting clear in my professional vision and I appreciate how they also discuss other aspects of life being a priority too. Highly recommend if you’re looking for some direction and encouragement!
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5
PM Kopa
United States2 years ago

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- Guests and topics are varied, including trauma-informed care, marketing, and patient-centered care, with a supportive community around courses like Pelvic PT Rising.

- The show consistently provides practical business guidance with real-world clinical insights.

- Listeners praise the hosts for honesty, transparency, and encouragement to start or grow a pelvic health practice.

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Apple Podcasts	#199	United States/Health & Fitness/Alternative Health
Apple Podcasts	#210	United Kingdom/Health & Fitness/Alternative Health
Apple Podcasts	#35	Philippines/Health & Fitness/Alternative Health
Apple Podcasts	#98	United Arab Emirates/Health & Fitness/Alternative Health
Apple Podcasts	#162	Finland/Health & Fitness/Alternative Health
Apple Podcasts	#180	Sweden/Health & Fitness/Alternative Health

Talking Points

Recent interactions between the hosts and their guests.

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

Q: Michelle, what is one clinical belief you've changed your mind about in the last five to ten years?

She explains that more research alone isn't enough to improve practice; the key is translating evidence into how to change behaviors and engage patients in meaningful activity, particularly around postpartum exercise and how to communicate those findings to normal people who aren't researchers.

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

Q: What are the challenges and realities of building a hybrid or fully virtual pelvic health practice?

Sinéad discusses regulatory differences across provinces, the importance of collaborations and sub-vendor agreements, and the need for robust systems and mentorship to sustain a virtual model without compromising care quality.

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

Q: How should clinicians approach virtual care to ensure quality care when spirituality and biopsychosocial factors are involved?

She suggests mandatory video, keen observation of the patient's environment, and strong psychologically informed communication. Virtual care can be effective when clinicians are trained to address nociplastic pain, psychosocial factors, and spiritual concerns rather than purely tissue-based approaches, and when clinicians transparently guide patients through appropriate referrals.

The Great Kegel Debate (Part 3): With Michelle Lyons

Q: How should clinicians approach treatment given the variability in patients' pelvic health needs?

Clinicians should assess the whole person, consider hip, core, hormonal, and psychosocial factors, and use a bespoke, planful approach. They should start with a solid external assessment, then determine whether internal assessment is necessary, and employ a range of strategies rather than a one-size-fits-all regimen.

The Great Kegel Debate (Part 3): With Michelle Lyons

Q: What sparked Michelle Lyons's decision to push back against the trend of dismissing pelvic floor muscle training?

She was frustrated by a trend on social media that slams pelvic floor exercises and oversimplifies the field. She emphasizes that pelvic floor rehab is nuanced and should not be reduced to just Kegels or to a single exercise, and she advocates for evidence-based, individualized approaches.

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

A practical, business-forward show for pelvic health professionals, blending clinical depth with entrepreneurship and practice-building strategies. Episodes consistently cover cash-based clinic operations, pricing, marketing, offboarding, and time management, often featuring real-world examples from multi-clinician pelvic health practices. A standout is the duo's transparent, no-nonsense approach to growth, coaching programs, and collaborative care models, with occasional guest experts expanding on topics like trauma-informed care and endometriosis. The show frequently promotes actionable frameworks (e.g., conversion systems, accelerator programs) and emphasizes work-life balance, community, and ongoing mentorship for clinicians aiming to s... more

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1. Sinéad Dufour
2. Michelle Lyons
3. Gina Conley
4. Sadikah Behbehani
5. Dr. Krystyna Holland
6. Kyle Hartman
7. Anna Hartman
8. Katie Simmons

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