10/05/2026
Even before I started my physical therapy doctoral program, I knew I wanted to work in women’s health. But when it came to my own pelvic health, I had a mixed experience in the healthcare system, and a lot of important questions went unanswered.
Low Energy Availability (LEA) and Relative Energy Deficiency in Sport (RED-S) are something I experienced personally, not just something I know about clinically.
In Part 2a, we covered the definitions and how LEA impacts whole body health, pelvic health, and performance.
Part 2b is my story and what you can do if you’re struggling with LEA or RED-S.
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Recovering from LEA/RED-S takes a team. We have many wonderful medical providers, mental health workers, and nutritionists in our community who would love to help you if you’re struggling. If your pelvic health is part of the picture, pelvic PT can help too. We’d love to work with you. Contact us today to get started.
Thank you to for the photo!! 📸
Edited with the help of AI for grammar and clarity. Content and story are my own. This is educational, not individual medical advice.