Join pelvic health physical therapist Dr. Ashley for an honest conversation about postpartum recovery timelines, why the six-week clearance isn’t the finish line, and what’s really happening with your pelvic floor and core after birth. Learn what’s normal, when to seek support, and how to approach healing with realistic expectations instead of pressure to "bounce back."
Thursday, September 10th
7:00 PM UTC
45 min"Bounce Back" Is a Lie: The Truth About Postpartum Recovery Timelines
Thursday, September 10th
7:00 PM UTC
45 minCan't make it? RSVP to receive the episode on AuggieTV
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Woven Pelvic Health and Wellness
About this event:
The pressure to “bounce back” after having a baby can leave new parents feeling frustrated, discouraged, and unsure of what’s actually normal. The truth is that postpartum recovery doesn’t follow a countdown clock, and healing looks different for every body. Join Dr. Ashley, a Doctor of Physical Therapy and pelvic health specialist, for a compassionate, evidence-based conversation about what postpartum recovery really involves in the weeks and months after birth.
Together, we’ll unpack why the common six-week postpartum checkup is an important milestone—but not a sign that your body is fully healed. You’ll gain a better understanding of what’s happening with your pelvic floor, core, and overall recovery, along with guidance on how to recognize the difference between expected discomfort and symptoms that deserve further evaluation.
Whether you’re newly postpartum or several months into your parenting journey, this session will help you replace unrealistic expectations with practical knowledge and confidence. You’ll leave with a clearer understanding of postpartum healing, realistic recovery timelines, and the reassurance that taking time to recover isn’t falling behind—it’s exactly what your body was designed to do.
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