Ginger Garner

I have over a quarter of a century’s experience in complex, tough-to-treat voice to pelvic health issues. I focus on six main areas:

1. Helping people *fully* recover from hip arthroscopy and be functional when you have hip dysplasia, labral tear, impingement, or pelvic pain. Current research excludes a critical link in recovery – pelvic health – and too many orthopedic and pelvic health PT’s and surgeons do not understand how to bridge the gap or even how to recognize the problems. As a result, too many people with hip pain get medically gaslit. Patient from around the world come to me to find relief, and it’s an honor and privilege to help them.*

2. As a vocalist, I love helping fellow artists and athletes sustain their phrase and perform better – to work smarter, not harder. I use advanced technology in ultrasound imaging to bridge the gap between the voice and pelvic floor connection, which is too often overlooked, and leaves vocalists, musical theatre, instrumentalists, and athletes without a path to full recovery. I also focus on advanced dry needling techniques from the voice to pelvic floor.*

3. Endometriosis and Interstitial Cystitis – I have advanced training in this area (see education below) including MSK Ultrasound Imaging, Visceral Mobilization, Functional Medicine, FILM (Functional, Integrative, and Lifestyle Medicine), Orofacial and Pelvic Dry Needling, Manual Therapy, and both orthopedic and pelvic health training to those with complex cases, which often overlap with EDS, POTS, Orofacial, Autoimmune, and Gastrointestinal or Gut Microbiome issues,

4. Birth Coaching, Preconception to Birth Preparation and Postpartum Care, which includes treating pelvic organ prolapse and incontinence – Advanced training in pessary fitting, ultrasound imaging, and incontinence, as well as decades of experience helping women through prenatal and postpartum struggles (and overcoming them myself as a mom of 3) gives me great empathy and understanding to help other women. Note: Men also suffer from incontinence too and can find great relief with pelvic PT.

5. Athletes who have neck, jaw, diaphragm, shoulder, spine, hip, or knee issues and have been told that their pain in these areas are not connected. The body has 3 diaphragms, not one, and they are connected through fascial and neural networks that make the voice to pelvic floor method (also called the Three Diaphragms) of treatment critical to finding long-lasting relief.

6. Perimenopause, Menopause, Postmenopause – Too many women are medically gaslighted and told there is nothing they can do about their symptoms. That is wrong. There is plenty of help that pelvic health can provide, especially from a functional, integrative, and lifestyle medicine perspective.

Are you a PT, OT, or other medical professional?

If you are a PT wanting to do bridge the pelvic/ortho gap in patients with hip issues, take my Hip Differential Diagnosis & Integrative Management course.
If you are a pelvic PT or OT or voice professional interested in learning Voice to Pelvic Floor Methodology, take my Voice to Pelvic Floor Connection course.
If you are a PT or OT interested in learning Functional, Integrative, and Lifestyle Medicine from me – take my Integrative Lifestyle Medicine Certification.
If you are a PT or OT interested in being certified in Medical Therapeutic Yoga, take my Medical Therapeutic Yoga Certification (includes the ILM Certification).