Dr. Krystal discussed her approach to pelvic care services, emphasizing the importance of understanding both the patient's medical history and the patterns of their symptoms. She explained that her approach combines Western and Eastern medical perspectives, aiming to identify the root cause of the patient's condition. Dr. Krystal also highlighted the importance of setting realistic expectations and providing education about the pelvic floor. She noted that each patient's case is unique and requires a nuanced understanding of their specific condition to ensure successful treatment.

The body holds experience in layers—some are structural, some energetic, and others deeply emotional. Nowhere is this more evident than in the pelvis, a place of both power and vulnerability, stability and flow. It’s the root of movement, the center of balance, and a space where emotions and history are stored, often in ways we don’t fully recognize.

Dr. Krystal Lynn Couture, PT LAc discusses the anatomy of the pelvis, focusing on the bony structure, joints, and muscles. The pelvis consists of the iliac crests, pubic bone, and ischial tuberosities.