Does your vulvar skin look good but you still suffer from chronic pain?Â
In this recording, Ashlie Crewe breaks down the intricacies of pain science. She offers a message of hope and possibility. Her insights into the nervous system’s adaptability provide a new perspective on healing from chronic pain.
This recording offers an in-depth look at how the nervous system works. You’ll learn why chronic pain persists and how you can take the first steps toward healing. Ashley’s expertise provides clarity and inspiration.
In this video, Ashley covers
- Chronic pain leading to discomfort.
- Neuroplasticity that helps your brain rewire itself.
- Physical Therapy’s impact on your mobility.
- Adaptability and hope for the future.
- Practical insights and applications.
*Note:Â These are general education sessions. Our providers can not and will not give specific medical advice.
About the Speaker
Ashlie Crewe is a Pelvic Health physical therapist. She’s also a teacher and mentor to Pelvic Health physical therapists in the US. Ashlie has a passion for neuroscience, psychology, and Pelvic Health, making her an expert in persistent pelvic pain.
Ashlie Crewe found her true calling when she attended her first pelvic health class after physical therapy school. The class blew her mind and she knew the neuroscience of pain was the way to help patients with persistent pelvic pain. She quickly developed her skills and started to understand how to apply the neuroscience of pain to her practice.
Ashlie creates a space with her patients to make them feel safe and trusts them to choose their own treatment path. She assesses their tissues, looking for any signs of adherence, and then checks their nervous system to see how it responds. Through this practice, she helps to rewrite the painful stories her patients have been told and shows them that physical therapy can provide them with lasting relief.
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