The things I have been hearing lately: From my friends and patients: “I stopped doing Pilates when I got pregnant because it gives you diastasis recti.” At my pelvic floor workshops: “My abs are separated, can you fix this?” On Social media from a pelvic floor influencer: “5 exercises to prevent diastasis recti during pregnancy.” All of these statements are …
Every year, the back-to-school season arrives with a familiar mix of excitement and exhaustion. On the surface, it looks like sharpened pencils, new shoes, classroom newsletters, and fresh calendars. Underneath, though, many families are juggling disrupted sleep, early alarms, transportation logistics, meal planning, homework expectations, after-school activities, and the emotional weight of another major transition. That is why the “back-to-school …
It’s a lot being a woman sometimes. It often feels like giving so much of yourself physically, mentally, and emotionally to others. Whether you are a mom, a sister, a hard-working employee, or simply a member of the community, much of what a woman does goes unnoticed—not because anyone is ungrateful, but because much of the work women do is …
2025 was a big year for Streamline. We saw challenges, but ultimately were fortunate enough to experience far more wins. Mariel took a trip to Italy, Amanda closed on her home with her husband, we moved to our Bruce Street location, grew the team to add Kirsten, welcomed Lexi and Flux Nutrition into our space. Amanda earned her Pelvic Floor …
Running after your toddler on the playground, performing double unders, or sneezing should NOT lead to urinary leakage. However, 60% of people who go through childbirth experience these symptoms. And 23% who experience incontinence either stop or reduce the amount of physical activity they are performing. This should not be the case as physical activity helps with the health of …
Peeing your pants when you run, sneeze or jump is normalized in our society. Urinary incontinence can be as high as 64% in the athletic female population; especially with high-impact activities. You know what’s not normalized? Seeking help for peeing with running, jumping or sneezing. Let’s start talking about your pelvic floor and ways therapy can help. What is a …
