Episode 114: The Postpartum Revolution with Annie Hopkins, PT

Once you birth a child, you’re always postpartum.

In this episode we interview Annie Hopkins, who is a physical therapist and yoga teacher. She developed a passion for helping pregnant and post-partum people feel at home in their changing bodies and specializes in pelvic health. We talk about what that means, and how understanding pelvic health and redefining the postpartum “normal” plays a part in the Postpartum Revolution.

When women understand their bodies, they get shit done.

In this episode:

Annie’s recovery from adrenal fatigue

What she had to change in her life to feel better

What to do with your inner Mean Girl

Postpartum identity shifts

Grieving your former self

When you can’t do the things you once did

Erin’s postpartum confusion

Redefining postpartum “normal”

Normalizing support—and how to start getting it

Building out a healthcare team

Annie explains the pelvic floor - and why you need to get familiar

Are you peeing your pants? This applies to you! Are you constipated? This applies to you!

Pelvis, Poop, Pee & The Queen of Shame

Postpartum movement: yay or nay?

How to breathe

What to expect with a pelvic PT exam —and why you probably need one

You don’t have the conditions for healing, and yet we’re being told to heal in a 6 week timeframe.
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