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In-Network vs. Out-of-Network Physical Therapy: What’s the Real Difference?
Why you should consider Out-of-Network Physical Therapy

Dr. Kelly Yates


Postpartum Recovery: Why Healing Doesn't End at 6 Weeks.
If you’ve recently made it through pregnancy and delivery, congratulations! Whether your baby is 6 weeks or 6 months old, you may be...

Dr. Kelly Yates


C-Section Recovery: What No One Tells You
Recovering from a C-section? Discover what most moms aren't told about healing, core rehab, and scar tissue. Get expert postpartum care at pelvRX in Frederick, MD.

Dr. Kelly Yates


To Lift or Not to Lift with Prolapse...
Have you been told to never lift “heavy” if you have a prolapse? Feeling confused about the potential “damage” you may be causing every time

Dr. Kelly Yates


SI Joint Pain
Localized pain in your backside got you feeling frustrated? Read this!

Dr. Kelly Yates


All About Diastasis Recti Abdominis.
The separation of the abdominal muscles during pregnancy is a concern for many. Read this post to ease your mind!

Dr. Kelly Yates


Dry Needling Explained.
Curious about dry needling and if it's right for you? Read this!

Dr. Kelly Yates


Why You Should Seek Out Physical Therapy During Pregnancy!
Physical Therapy during pregnancy can help you prepare for L&D and postpartum!

Dr. Kelly Yates


What to Expect During Your Postpartum Physical Therapy Sessions
Curious about what physical therapy is like after having a baby? This blog is for you!

Dr. Kelly Yates


What is the Pelvic Floor and Why is it Important?
I'm sure you've heard of the pelvic floor, but do are you wondering what it is a why it's important? Read this for an overview!

Dr. Kelly Yates


Pregnant and wanting to continue exercising? Read this!
Are you pregnant and interested in exercising, but aren’t sure if it's a good idea? First of all, kudos! You are a strong mother. Exercising

Dr. Kelly Yates


Getting ready to run after having a baby? You’re going to want to follow this “Return to Run Postpartum” guide!
Running is complex and many things need to be functioning optimally for you to not pee your pants after having a baby. But do not worry, all

Dr. Kelly Yates
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