February 12, 2010 Update – Two posts featuring Ginger were published today on attaining balance – physically, socially, relationally, and spiritually, and emotionally.
Guide to Great Posture – interview of Ginger about postural tips
How I Manage Work/Life Balance – guest blog by Ginger published by National Association of Mothers’ Centers in Washington D.C., founded by Pulitzer Prize nominee and advocate for mothers, Ann Crittenden
Citing My Weaknesses 2008 – Conjoining motherhood with being a business owner is hard. I would maybe insert an expletive adjective prior to “hard” – truth be known. However, this site is rated “G.” Yesterday morning I could have preempted disaster if I could have cited (aka admitted and controlled) my usual weaknesses. The Backstory…
Last week I was able to go and speak with The Initiative to Educate Afghan Women (IEAW) 2009-10 class of incoming freshmen. If you have not been reading my blog, or have not heard of IEAW, then you are in for Great News.Since Breathing In This Life is for me, a kind of good news…
Follow us for Free: About the Episode: What if your pain isn’t “normal” — it’s been misunderstood? In this episode, Dr. Ginger sits down with Dr. Madhu Bagaria, a gynecologic surgeon specializing in complex endometriosis, to talk about what really happens when pelvic pain goes undiagnosed, dismissed, or minimized. Together, they explore why endometriosis is…
I recently had a question from a reader, a mother of 2 young girls. The problem she presented has been plaguing women since they left the home en masse and entered the workplace – from the 1970’s forward. It is a problem we all struggle with – whether we are stay at home moms or…
For this podcast interview, we spoke with Susannah Haarman, PT, WCS, CLT, who is an expert in the field of breast cancer rehab and physical therapy. Susannah’s journey into this field was fueled by her personal experience with her mother’s breast cancer diagnosis at a young age. Now you get to learn from her passion…
Follow us for Free: About the Episode: Dr. Amanda Olson, a leading pelvic health physical therapist and President of Intimate Rose, joins the show to discuss empowering patients through innovation and education. With years of clinical experience, Dr. Olson has developed tools to help individuals manage pelvic pain, recover from childbirth, and address pelvic floor…
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