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• Dr. Camden Brown, PT, DPT 🤍
• Pelvic floor + pediatric PT for women & children
• Oral ties • bodywork • motor milestones
• Pilates
• Lindale, Texas
903-287-0609

10/03/2026

The moment we’ve been waiting for… 🤍📦

Our Pilates Reformers are officially HERE! ✨

We’re getting closer, and we can’t wait for you to see the finished space!

Have you ever caught yourself holding your stomach in without even thinking about it?Maybe someone told you to “engage y...
10/02/2026

Have you ever caught yourself holding your stomach in without even thinking about it?
Maybe someone told you to “engage your core.” Maybe you were taught that pulling your stomach in meant you had a stronger core or better posture. For many women, it becomes such an automatic habit that we don’t even realize we’re doing it.
Here’s the thing: your body wasn’t designed to stay “on” all day.
Your diaphragm, abdominal wall, deep core, and pelvic floor work together to manage intra-abdominal pressure every time you breathe, laugh, cough, lift your child, or exercise. It’s a beautifully coordinated system designed to adapt to whatever your body is asking of it.
When we’re constantly gripping our upper abdominals or holding our breath, we may start relying on that strategy for stability. Over time, this can contribute to increased tension through the upper abdominals, changes in breathing mechanics, and an overactive pelvic floor that has a harder time relaxing and responding to movement.
That doesn’t mean engaging your core is “bad.” We need our core to create tension at the right times.
The goal isn’t to be relaxed all the time.
The goal isn’t to be braced all the time.
The goal is adaptability.
A healthy core knows when to create pressure... and when to let it go.
That’s what we’re really retraining in pelvic floor physical therapy, not just muscles, but the way your body coordinates movement, breathing, and pressure. Because your body isn’t failing you. It’s adapting. 🤍

09/16/2026

We have some EXCITING NEWS at Core & Cradle Physical Therapy…

Something we’ve been planning for a long time now is finally coming to life.

REFORMER PILATES is coming soon to Lindale, Texas. 🤍

We still have a little work to do behind the scenes, but we couldn’t wait any longer to tell you.

We cannot WAIT to welcome you in. 🫶
More details coming very soon!

09/14/2026

Some days are busy.
Some days are emotional.
Some days involve celebrating milestones that families have prayed for.
Those are the moments that remind us why we love this work.
Core & Cradle has never just been about physical therapy.
It's about walking alongside women and families during some of life's biggest transitions, and it's a privilege we never take for granted 🫶

Constipation is one of the most overlooked contributors to pelvic floor dysfunction.Many women are surprised to learn th...
09/10/2026

Constipation is one of the most overlooked contributors to pelvic floor dysfunction.
Many women are surprised to learn that bladder symptoms, pelvic pain, and bowel habits are closely connected.
As pelvic floor physical therapists, we look at the entire system, not just one symptom.
Because when your body moves well...
Everything functions better 🤍

One of the questions we ask every patient is:“When did this start?”Because pain has a story.A woman may come in for hip ...
08/25/2026

One of the questions we ask every patient is:
“When did this start?”
Because pain has a story.
A woman may come in for hip pain, but after listening to her story and evaluating how her body moves, we realize the hip is simply working harder because something else isn’t contributing the way it should.
The body doesn’t move in isolated pieces, and treatment shouldn’t either.
At Core & Cradle, every evaluation is designed to understand the why behind your symptoms, not just temporarily calm them down.
Healing starts when we stop chasing pain and start understanding movement. 🤍

08/21/2026

One of the hardest parts of postpartum recovery is being told your symptoms are “just part of having a baby.”
While many of these experiences are common, they aren’t necessarily something you have to live with forever.
Motherhood is one of the greatest blessings from God, and you deserve to experience it feeling strong, supported, and at home in your body, not simply accepting discomfort as your new normal. 🤍
Your body has been through incredible changes, and it deserves thoughtful rehabilitation, not just time.
Whether you’re 6 weeks postpartum or 6 years postpartum, it’s never too late to seek the support it deserves 🫶

Kinda chic to understand your body instead of just reacting to it. 🤍So much of motherhood is spent preparing for the bab...
08/14/2026

Kinda chic to understand your body instead of just reacting to it. 🤍
So much of motherhood is spent preparing for the baby, which is beautiful. But what if we also prepared for the birth, the recovery, and the movement that comes after?
At Core & Cradle, we believe understanding your body (and your baby’s body) changes everything.
✨ Prepare for birth, not just the hospital stay.
✨ Rehabilitate, don’t just “bounce back.”
✨ Learn how your body manages pressure before chasing the next workout.
✨ Notice movement before waiting for milestones.
✨ Stay curious when feeding feels difficult.
✨ Remember that movement isn’t about perfection, it’s about helping the body work together.
Because whole-body care isn’t about fixing one symptom.
It’s about understanding the connections that allow women and children to move, heal, and thrive. 🤍

A C-section changes much more than what we can see on the surface. As the tissues heal, they can sometimes become less m...
08/12/2026

A C-section changes much more than what we can see on the surface. As the tissues heal, they can sometimes become less mobile, which may contribute to discomfort, altered movement, or difficulty reconnecting with your core.
Scar rehabilitation is just one piece of postpartum recovery, but for many women it can make a meaningful difference in how they move and feel.
Healing isn’t about erasing your scar, it’s about helping your body function well again 🫶

Address

1501 S Main Street
Lindale, TX
75771

Opening Hours

Monday 8:30am - 4pm
Tuesday 8:30am - 4pm
Wednesday 8:30am - 4pm
Thursday 8:30am - 4pm

Telephone

+19032870609

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