Patient Resources

From the Blog

Movement tips, patient guides, and expert insight from Sophia Delegard, PT, DPT, OCS, FAAOMPT.

Strength & Movement

The Best Resistance Training Program Is the One You'll Actually Do

The ACSM just released its first major update in 15 years. The headline finding isn't a new protocol — it's that consistency beats complexity every time.

Read article →
Women's Health · Perimenopause

Your Body Isn't Broken. It's Changing.

Perimenopause has real, measurable effects on your muscles, joints, and bones — and most healthcare providers never talk about it. Here's what's actually going on.

Read article →
Pelvic Floor · Postpartum

Preparing for a C-Section Birth & Recovery

A little preparation before your c-section can make the first few weeks of recovery significantly easier — physically and mentally.

Read article →
Patient Education · Physical Therapy

Skipped Your Exercises? That's Not a Reason to Cancel — It's a Reason to Show Up.

If you didn't do your home exercises this week, that might be the best reason to come to your appointment — not skip it.

Read article →
Pelvic Floor Education

To Kegel or Not to Kegel?

Kegels aren't always the answer. Many people are already holding too much tension — and what they really need to learn is how to let go.

Read article →
Back Pain · Movement Strategy

How Do You Know If Your Exercises Are Actually Working?

The test-retest method — a simple way to cut through the noise, stop guessing, and find out what actually moves the needle for your body.

Read article →
Pelvic Floor · Myth Busting

Pelvic Floor Dysfunction Isn't Just a Mom Thing

If you've never been pregnant but still have symptoms, you're not imagining it — and you're not alone. Anyone can develop pelvic floor issues.

Read article →
Low Back Pain · Patient Guide

What to Do When Your Back "Goes Out"

One minute you're moving normally — and the next, a sharp pain stops you cold. Here's why rest often backfires, and what to do instead.

Read article →
Movement & Mindset

Your Body Is Not Fragile

Why fear-based language about movement does more harm than good — and how to build trust in your body instead.

Read article →
Movement & Mindset

A Flare-Up Isn't Failure. It's Feedback.

Flare-ups during recovery are normal — and they're actually useful. Here's how to reframe setbacks as data points that guide smarter rehab.

Read article →