Woodstock Pelvic Health

05/17/2026

Great article linking low testosterone to pelvic organ prolapse in post menopausal women. Women need testosterone too!

https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/42138067/

03/31/2026

Every woman should listen to this podcast about HRT!

Podcast Episode · The Mel Robbins Podcast · March 23 · 2h 13m

11/04/2025

Thanks to all the friends and patients who voted for our scarecrow in the Woodstock Scarecrow Invasion! Because of all of you, we came in fourth place out of over 200 scarecrows! Many thanks to for her creative design!

10/12/2025

We are currently in the top 10 scarecrows in the downtown Woodstock Scarecrow Invasion! If you would like to support my business and cast a vote, i would be honored! Each vote is $1.00 and can either be cast in person at the Woodstock Visitors Center or you can Venmo me at Judy-rossi (last 4 digits of my phone number that you will need is 3614) or Zelle me at 770-851-3614. Thanks in advance!

10/05/2025

Another one of my sons married off! Congratulations to Frank and Ellie! 💕🥂And good job Nico and Lennon who decided to do their own first dance 🤣😭

10/04/2025

Our Scarecrow is live in Downtown Woodstock!🎉. Come check out #186 The Core of it All by Woodstock Pelvic Health 💪. 📍Right by Whit’s Frozen Custard 🍦

09/18/2025

Your jaw and pelvic floor are more connected than you think. Stress, clenching, and tension in one often show up in the other. The good news? Releasing one can help release the other. Small changes in awareness, posture, and breath go a long way toward balance.

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09/11/2025

Your C-section scar is more than a mark — it’s a part of your body’s core system. Left untreated, scar tissue can limit movement, affect your pelvic floor, and even impact bladder, bowel, and sexual function. With the right care, you can restore mobility, reduce pain, and support your whole-body recovery.

09/08/2025

Many women assume that having a C-section means they won’t deal with pelvic floor issues — but that’s not true. Pregnancy itself can place stress on the pelvic floor, and symptoms like leaking, heaviness, or pain can still appear. The good news is, with the right therapy and support, recovery and strength are possible.