Dr. Krystal Couture makes her debut in Acupuncture Today with her first article “Acupuncture for Pelvic Pain and Dysfunction”.

The Jaw & The Pelvis Webinar, Sunday November 17th @ 1:00 pm Eastern time. Join Dr. Krystal Couture and Michelle Gellis as they talk about the fascinating connection between the two.

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Dr. Krystal Couture and Dr. Michelle Gellis discuss The Jaw & The Pelvis. The connection between the pelvic floor and the jaw is one rooted to week 3 of embryonic development. In this course, we’ll talk about the unique anatomical and energetic similarities between the pelvis and the jaw. We’ll cover basic pelvic and jaw anatomy, local treatment, spirit of the points, sinews, and extraordinary vessels.

Let's look at Menstruation and the Pelvic Floor through the lens of Chinese Medicine and Acupuncture. Talk by Dr. Krystal Lynn Couture, PT, Lac, The Pelvic Acu.

This was such an amazing opportunity. I was featured on an episode of TO THE POINT by the American Acupuncture Council. I was able to present my Pelvic Floor Introduction Course for Acupuncturists.

Check out this recording of my LIVE Pelvic Care for Acupuncturists Introductory course!

Urinary incontinence is the involuntary leakage of urine. There are many reasons why Urinary Incontinence occurs that aren’t age or postpartum related. Urinary leakage isn’t a “normal” part of aging or postpartum and can indicate something serious going on. If your leakage has occurred suddenly or has dramatically increased suddenly, make sure you have a chat with your healthcare provider. Here are 11 reasons why you might be leaking

I am so honored to be featured in such an amazing magazine that truly embodies to the nature of Chinese Medicine and explores the roots of what we do. I love being able to share my knowledge and passion for all things pelvic care.

Continuing Education Units (CEUs) or Professional Development Activities (PDAs) in pelvic health can offer acupuncturists specialized knowledge and skills to enhance their practice.

If you’re experiencing urinary incontinence, fecal incontinence, pelvic pain, sexual dysfunction, prolapse or any other condition of the pelvic floor, you don’t need a research study to tell you that your life is impacted by your symptoms. But there’s some good news! Your acupuncturist might have the keys to help you!

If you’re looking for pelvic care support, you’re probably feeling pretty vulnerable. Finding the right pelvic care acupuncturist is important to begin this healing journey. The person you work with has to be someone who you feel comfortable with AND knows what they’re doing!