| Unit 1 |
Diane Lee, PT - Debunking the Myths of Diastasis Rectus Abdominis with Evidence and Experience |
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| Unit 2 |
Kathe Wallace, PT - Clinical Pearls on Prolapse Examination |
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| Unit 3 |
Lynn Schulte, PT - Key Assessments for a Stronger Pelvic Floor Muscle Contraction |
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| Unit 4 |
Lawrence Kotlow, DDS, PC - SOS For TOTS |
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| Unit 5 |
Michelle Lyons, PT - Female Fertility: How Practitioners Can Best Support Moms |
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| Unit 6 |
Kate White, Educator, Bodyworker - Preventing and Healing Birth Trauma |
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| Unit 7 |
Susan Clinton, PT, DScPT, OCS - The Pressure System: Your Breath, Voice and the Pelvic Floor |
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| Unit 8 |
Jill Miller, Yoga Therapist - Ways to Reset the Autonomic Nervous System |
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| Unit 9 |
Tracy Sher, PT - Exploring Pelvic Pain and Nerve Injuries After Birth |
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| Unit 10 |
Julia Jones, Author, Doula - Brain Changes After Birth and Business Advice |
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| Unit 11 |
Jeanne Ohm, DC: Balancing the Nervous System to Help Moms Handle Daily Stressors |
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| Unit 12 |
Sayida Peprah, PsyD - Creating a Safe Space in Maternal Health for African Americans |
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| Unit 13 |
Antony Lo, PT - Considering the Female Athlete Post Birth |
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| Unit 14 |
Nicole Deggins, CNM - The Fourth Trimester: Helping Moms Prepare for Postpartum |
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| Unit 15 |
Amy Wright Glenn, Author, Hospital Chaplain: Helping Moms Through Birth Loss |
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| Unit 16 |
Lindsey Vestal, OT - The Synergies of OT’s and PT’s Roles in Women’s Health |
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| Unit 17 |
Gail Wetzler, PT - Organ Fitness: the role of the organs post birth |
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| Unit 18 |
Lisa Holland, DPT - The Curvy Hustle- Marketing Your Business |
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