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May is Pelvic Pain Awareness Month, when we take time to recognize those who are dealing with pelvic pain, and increase awareness as to what causes it and what can make it better. Common causes of pelvic pain Tens of millions of women worldwide experience pelvic pain. In the U.S., 15 percent of reproductive-age women endure pelvic pain for 6 months or more [1,2], and 25 percent of all women have reported at least one pelvic floor problem [3]. Common causes include: Endometriosis Adenomyosis Uterine fibroid Ovarian cyst Dysmenorrhea / menstrual cramps Ovulation pain Urinary tract infection Pelvic inflammatory disease...

Soul Source President Jane Silverstein received the American Physical Therapy Association’s (APTA) 2021 Pelvic Health Friend of the Academy Award during the organization’s Annual Section Meeting in San Antonio, TX early February 2022. Bestowed by APTA’s Academy of Pelvic Health Physical Therapy upon one recipient each year, the distinguished award recognized Jane and Soul Source’s cutting-edge trainers and contributions to furthering the Academy’s mission through practice, education, research, and – an enthusiastic area for Jane – social responsibility. Most award recipients are physical therapists and healthcare practitioners. Yet, the Friend of the Academy Award often recognizes other non-practitioner industry professionals for their...

We were delighted and honored that our humanitarian efforts were featured in Contemporary OB/GYN in their April article “New frontiers in sexual medicine.” In their roundup of the 2022 International Society of the Study of Women’s Sexual Health conference (ISSWSH) in Dallas, TX, the publication chose to feature Soul Source first among the exhibitor overview for our commitment to giving back. As part of our mission to help women maintain and regain their sexual health, Soul Source frequently makes financial and in-kind product contributions to healthcare and education programs that further this cause. Over the years, Soul Source has supported numerous organizations...

REPOST: Did you know that your vagina has a pH? It’s true. Not only does your vagina have a measurable pH, but whether it is in the healthy zone or not can significantly impact the way you feel, and even make you more susceptible to infection. Read the entire article here courtesy of Good Clean Love: https://goodcleanlove.com/blogs/making-love-sustainable/what-every-woman-needs-to-know-about-vaginal-ph?_kx=AfUfPWMQ9wXuYYowfzTSRvwqMzyvREi6npq6h0ukkdY%3D.QBxjgi

The best part about the holiday season is the spirit of giving that it ignites in each of us. During this time of reflection as we consider what we’re grateful for, we’re excited to share this annual roundup of ways you’ve been a part of giving all year long. With your support, we’ve been able to pay it forward in beautiful ways. In 2021, together, we helped empower women and advance the practice of pelvic care across the globe. Through financial contributions and dilator donations, we were honored to support life-changing surgeries, medical training and care, to help improve access...