Susan is the owner and founder of Pelvicore Rehab & Wellness. Susan earned a masters degree from the College of Staten Island in 1998. During her almost 30 years of experience, she has gained extensive knowledge in the treatment of various populations such as orthopedics, manual therapy, geriatrics, pediatrics and men/women's pelvic dysfunction and treatment of the pregnant and postpartum women.
What is Pelvicore? Why do we need to work on this area of our body? Susan Winograd shares the importance of either keeping your pelvic strong or what can happen if it’s too tight.
In this episode, Susan talks with the The Bunker Talk about balancing your health and your business, including entrepreneurship and marketing, and the challenges of growing and maintaining a business in the health and wellness space.
In this episode, Susan talks with the Transform with Travel podcast about the often-overlooked connection between pelvic health and travel, providing valuable advice for travelers of all kinds.
In this episode, we learn how Susan found her path in pelvic health and wellness. Her pelvic health and wellness practice serves both women and men of all ages and part of our goal here is to raise awareness that pelvic health is for everyone, no matter their age.
In this episode of Life Intended, host Kelly Berry sits down with Susan Winograd, PT, Founder of Pelvicore Rehab & Wellness, to challenge the myths that surround pelvic health, especially for women navigating postpartum recovery, perimenopause symptoms, and the overwhelming quest for hormone balance.
Susan joined The Crackin’ Backs Podcast to discuss the the pelvic floor truths no one’s telling you and why bladder leaking isn’t normal.
In today’s episode we are chatting with Melanie Costa-Silva. Melanie is a licensed health insurance agent since 2012. This was her first career role.
In 2012 Melanie went through my own journey of pursuing care and found that our system does not cater to seeing that people get well, more so it is trained in keeping them sick. This is where she chose to break the mold and look at our healthcare through a different lens.
