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Danielle Livingstone, PT, DPT is a Doctor of Physical Therapy who is passionate about helping patients return to their prior level of function and showing them that it is possible to perform movements they once weren't able to do. She is a former Division 1 Track and Field athlete at her undergraduate Alma Mater Georgia State University and she later received her Doctorate in physical therapy at Florida International University. Along with these degrees, she is also a Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist and has blended both her passions of fitness and rehabilitation to better service her community. She lives by the saying, "exercise is medicine", and in her past time she is probably in the gym or reading a good book. She is an advocate for inclusion and accessibility and is constantly finding ways to encourage and educate others on the importance of movement. She believes it is never too late to make lifestyle changes and will continue to bring forth this message throughout her career and endeavors. IG: _ddfitness Website [https://linktr.ee/Danisdynamicfitness] to book Free Consultation Twitter: @DaniLiviDPT Resources Mentioned: Pelvic Floor Therapist located in Miami, Florida : Dr. Vanessa Bastos-Tarr, PT, DPT Contact: Vanessa.modenesi.b@gmail.com [Vanessa.modenesi.b@gmail.com] Pelvic floor therapist located in Phoenix Arizona: Dr. Krista Zelizney, PT, DPT Contact: k.zelizney@spoonerpt.com [k.zelizney@spoonerpt.com] Topics Discussed: 1. We often hear about mom’s not having enough time, kiddos make it difficult, or that they are too exhausted to workout. What suggestions do you have to let them know this is doable and attainable? 2. How can mom’s build working out and scheduling them a priority into their daily routines? 3. What role does mental fortitude play in helping mom’s get back into shape? 4. As a Physical Therapist and the services provide, how can you serve this population? 5. What are some of the benefits of seeing a PT after Post-Partum (Especially with weakness in the Pelvic Floor Musculature?) 6. I was reading an article the other day where it talks about how Physical Therapy helps reduce postpartum depression up to 50%. Have you experienced this in your practice and how has this impacted your pop?
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