evidence based healing
for strong women
postpartum and prenatal programs taught by a pelvic floor physical therapist
a holistic approach to your strongest self
a holistic approach to your strongest self
a holistic approach to your strongest self a holistic approach to your strongest self
strong foundations infinite potential
You deserve to feel like your absolute best self. Gone are the days of living in pain, inconvenience or uncertainty about your body. Instead, you can feel strong and confident. You can feel empowered. I’m not talking about a quick-fix, band-aid approach either. I want to help you in a lifelong, capable-as-heck, mom-strength kind of way that comes from pairing rehab-style physical therapy with fitness.
A Holistic Approach to Your Strongest Self
FOR Prenatal MOMS
We’ll cover the foundation of pelvic floor and core health through your pregnancy journey to keep you strong, confident and empowered.
For Postpartum Moms
A comprehensive guide to begin your postpartum healing journey so you can get back to fitness and everyday life tasks confidently.
step by step guidance to recovery
hi i’m lizzie!
I’m a mom of two, doctor of physical therapy, and your biggest advocate! I believe in pairing rehab-style physical therapy with fitness to create lasting change so you can embrace your inner strength and reclaim your recovery. I’m breaking things down into step-by-step moves and instructions that are easy to follow and incorporate into your daily life while offering support and encouragement because you’re not alone here! From prenatal to postpartum, you’ve got this. Let’s start celebrating your strength and this crazy journey we call motherhood!
the facts.
You can work out during pregnancy. It’s actually encouraged and so, so beneficial!
Learning how to properly engage your core and pelvic floor during pregnancy helps to prevent incontinence and prolapse.
Doing a bunch of random core exercises won’t actually fix anything and a ton of cardio won’t actually help get rid of belly fat.
Diastasis recti doesn’t just go away. You actually have to connect to your core to heal it.
Accidental leaks when you’re running, jumping, laughing, or sneezing postpartum is not the norm — and it’s totally fixable.
It doesn’t have to take you hours a week to build a strong core and pelvic floor — even 20 minutes during a nap is so impactful.
where rehab and fitness meet
where rehab and fitness meet
where rehab and fitness meet where rehab and fitness meet
confidence in every stage.
STEP ONE
Choose the course that’s right for you. Whether prenatal or postpartum it isn’t too late to get started!
STEP TWO
Work through the programs, implement what you learn, and refer back to it anytime!
STEP THREE
Heal your core and pelvic floor with evidence-based strategies taught by a doctor of physical therapy.