The Vocal Pelvic Floor with Dr. Ginger Garner

Dr. Ginger Garner

Women's voices and pelvic health matter. Discover the powerful connection between your voice and pelvic floor—and how it shapes your well-being and resilience. Join us for empowering conversations on holistic, evidence-based pelvic health care, as we advocate to end medical gaslighting and misogyny.

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  1. From Silence to Strength: Endometriosis Advocacy Beyond Gaslighting with Heather Guidone

    EPISODE 52

    From Silence to Strength: Endometriosis Advocacy Beyond Gaslighting with Heather Guidone

    Send us a text It can take 7-12 years (on average) to get an accurate endometriosis diagnosis. Which means an outrageously large number of women are struggling to get real solutions to their complicated and varied symptoms which are negatively impacting the quality of their lives on a daily basis. Heather Guidone is one of the women who struggled to get the answers she needed, but after getting the help she was seeking, she took a different path. She has taken it upon herself to do whatever it takes to make it better for the next generation.  Her knowledge and motivation is inspiring and her passion is tangible in this interview. If you are looking for something hopeful and optimistic in the often devastating world of endometriosis, this is the perfect interview to jump into. Enjoying The Vocal Pelvic Floor? Leave us a review! Reviews help more people discover the podcast and keep these critical discussions going! Thanks for your support—you’re helping grow this community and amplify the voices that need to be heard. 💛 - If you’ve found value in the content we share on women’s and pelvic health—including topics like endometriosis and pelvic pain—please consider supporting the show with a contribution. Your support helps us continue producing high-quality, evidence-based episodes. At this time, we don’t receive any funding to create the podcast, and production costs are coming entirely out of pocket. Every bit of support makes a meaningful difference—thank you for being part of this important work. Support the show

    54 min
  2. Endometriosis is Not Endometrium with Dr. Sallie Sarrel

    EPISODE 53

    Endometriosis is Not Endometrium with Dr. Sallie Sarrel

    Send us a text Among the many myths that need busting in healthcare, endometriosis is not endometrium ranks high on the priority list. The Vocal Pelvic Floor Podcast has been lucky enough to have Dr. Sallie Sarrel for a second time on this podcast. This episode is all about the unfortunately common journey for most women navigating this disease, but it’s also about hope for what’s possible with a team approach to support the individual on their healing path. Sallie is unapologetically passionate about helping change the course of treatment in this country for anyone who suffers from endometriosis. Tune in to learn all about her amazing annual Endometriosis Summit and what you or your loved ones have available to quite possibly transform their lives for the better. Enjoying The Vocal Pelvic Floor? Leave us a review! Reviews help more people discover the podcast and keep these critical discussions going! Thanks for your support—you’re helping grow this community and amplify the voices that need to be heard. 💛 - If you’ve found value in the content we share on women’s and pelvic health—including topics like endometriosis and pelvic pain—please consider supporting the show with a contribution. Your support helps us continue producing high-quality, evidence-based episodes. At this time, we don’t receive any funding to create the podcast, and production costs are coming entirely out of pocket. Every bit of support makes a meaningful difference—thank you for being part of this important work. Support the show

    59 min
  3. The Unpaved Path: From Physiotherapist to Endometriosis Patient with Emma Jack

    EPISODE 54

    The Unpaved Path: From Physiotherapist to Endometriosis Patient with Emma Jack

    Send us a text Imagine suffering for 25 years, being bounced between specialists, misdiagnosed, and dismissed, only to finally receive a diagnosis that explains decades of pain, fatigue, and frustration. That’s the story of Emma Jack, a sport and orthopedic physiotherapist from London, Ontario, who opens up about her journey with endometriosis in this powerful episode. Emma shares the raw reality of living with undiagnosed endometriosis—from her early symptoms at age 12, the countless medical appointments, and ineffective treatments, to the deep emotional toll of feeling unheard. But her story is also one of resilience, determination, and hope. With her background in healthcare and a relentless drive to advocate for herself, Emma fought through a broken system to get the care she needed, ultimately finding relief and reclaiming her life. Join us as we dive into Emma’s transformative experience, her battle against medical gaslighting, and her insights on the crucial need for better awareness and access to excision surgery. If you’ve ever felt dismissed or silenced in your healthcare journey, this episode is a must-listen. Emma’s story is a testament to the power of self-advocacy, the importance of sharing our stories, and the hope that comes from finding the right care. Enjoying The Vocal Pelvic Floor? Leave us a review! Reviews help more people discover the podcast and keep these critical discussions going! Thanks for your support—you’re helping grow this community and amplify the voices that need to be heard. 💛 - If you’ve found value in the content we share on women’s and pelvic health—including topics like endometriosis and pelvic pain—please consider supporting the show with a contribution. Your support helps us continue producing high-quality, evidence-based episodes. At this time, we don’t receive any funding to create the podcast, and production costs are coming entirely out of pocket. Every bit of support makes a meaningful difference—thank you for being part of this important work. Support the show

    48 min
  4. Medical Gaslighting in Endometriosis - A Historical Deep Dive with Dr. Maria Rovito

    EPISODE 55

    Medical Gaslighting in Endometriosis - A Historical Deep Dive with Dr. Maria Rovito

    Send us a text Medical gaslighting in endometriosis is based on a long history of racism, sexism, and lack of scientific research and support for women. Dr. Maria Rovito, PhD, is doing the hard work of diving deep into the history so that our medical community can learn from our past and do better in the future. It turns out that a lot of our misunderstanding of endometriosis and lack of appropriate research and medical support is based on past biases and cultural norms that have simply carried these problems into modern day. This episode brings these challenging ideas and concepts to the surface so we can finally move forward and end medical gaslighting in endometriosis. Enjoying The Vocal Pelvic Floor? Leave us a review! Reviews help more people discover the podcast and keep these critical discussions going! Thanks for your support—you’re helping grow this community and amplify the voices that need to be heard. 💛 - If you’ve found value in the content we share on women’s and pelvic health—including topics like endometriosis and pelvic pain—please consider supporting the show with a contribution. Your support helps us continue producing high-quality, evidence-based episodes. At this time, we don’t receive any funding to create the podcast, and production costs are coming entirely out of pocket. Every bit of support makes a meaningful difference—thank you for being part of this important work. Support the show

    59 min
  5. Finding Hope with Endometriosis Patient Advocate & Warrior, Katie Boyce

    EPISODE 56

    Finding Hope with Endometriosis Patient Advocate & Warrior, Katie Boyce

    Send us a text Navigating life with endometriosis can feel like an uphill battle, filled with misdiagnoses, frustration, and pain. For Katie Boyce, a board-certified patient advocate and consulting chemist, this journey has fueled a mission to educate, empower, and inspire. In this deeply moving episode, Katie shares her story of resilience, advocacy, and finding purpose through her own experiences with endometriosis. Katie breaks down the myths and misconceptions surrounding this complex condition while highlighting the systemic gaps in care that so many patients face. From being dismissed by healthcare providers to discovering the importance of excision surgery, Katie’s story shines a light on the importance of self-advocacy, informed consent, and patient-centered care. If you’ve ever felt alone, unheard, or overwhelmed by your own health journey, this episode will remind you that there is hope, there is help, and there is a community ready to support you. Enjoying The Vocal Pelvic Floor? Leave us a review! Reviews help more people discover the podcast and keep these critical discussions going! Thanks for your support—you’re helping grow this community and amplify the voices that need to be heard. 💛 - If you’ve found value in the content we share on women’s and pelvic health—including topics like endometriosis and pelvic pain—please consider supporting the show with a contribution. Your support helps us continue producing high-quality, evidence-based episodes. At this time, we don’t receive any funding to create the podcast, and production costs are coming entirely out of pocket. Every bit of support makes a meaningful difference—thank you for being part of this important work. Support the show

    1h 2m
  6. Endo Advocacy Below the Belt with Filmmaker, Shannon Cohn

    EPISODE 57

    Endo Advocacy Below the Belt with Filmmaker, Shannon Cohn

    Send us a text In this powerful episode, Shannon Cohn—filmmaker, attorney, and social advocate—joins the show for an in-depth conversation about her groundbreaking work in women’s health advocacy. Shannon discusses her PBS documentary Below the Belt, executive-produced by Hillary Clinton, Senator Orrin Hatch, and Rosario Dawson, which reframes endometriosis as a critical social justice issue. Shannon shares the deeply moving stories of four women navigating endometriosis, exploring themes of medical gaslighting, fertility struggles, and the urgent need for systemic change. She also highlights her ongoing campaigns, such as the Think Endo initiative in partnership with Mayo Clinic and Northeastern University, aimed at equipping frontline healthcare providers with tools to improve diagnostic and treatment timelines. Whether you’ve been personally affected by endometriosis or are an ally seeking to understand and advocate, Shannon's insights will inspire you. Tune in to learn how you can join the movement to dismantle stigma, increase awareness, and drive actionable change in women’s healthcare. Enjoying The Vocal Pelvic Floor? Leave us a review! Reviews help more people discover the podcast and keep these critical discussions going! Thanks for your support—you’re helping grow this community and amplify the voices that need to be heard. 💛 - If you’ve found value in the content we share on women’s and pelvic health—including topics like endometriosis and pelvic pain—please consider supporting the show with a contribution. Your support helps us continue producing high-quality, evidence-based episodes. At this time, we don’t receive any funding to create the podcast, and production costs are coming entirely out of pocket. Every bit of support makes a meaningful difference—thank you for being part of this important work. Support the show

    42 min
  7. Latinas with Endo & Cultural Advocacy with Nathali Zamora

    EPISODE 58

    Latinas with Endo & Cultural Advocacy with Nathali Zamora

    Send us a text This episode features Nathali Zamora, a first-generation Salvadoran Honduran Latina and passionate advocate for Latinas and menstruating individuals living with endometriosis. Diagnosed at 21, Nathali shares her powerful story of navigating the healthcare system, overcoming cultural barriers, and building community through advocacy. From her work with Latinas Con Endo and the Endometriosis Summit Español to her bilingual platform Endo Cipota, Nathali is committed to creating systemic change and providing resources for underrepresented communities. Tune in to hear her discuss the intersection of cultural identity, health equity, and self-advocacy in the fight for better endometriosis care. Enjoying The Vocal Pelvic Floor? Leave us a review! Reviews help more people discover the podcast and keep these critical discussions going! Thanks for your support—you’re helping grow this community and amplify the voices that need to be heard. 💛 - If you’ve found value in the content we share on women’s and pelvic health—including topics like endometriosis and pelvic pain—please consider supporting the show with a contribution. Your support helps us continue producing high-quality, evidence-based episodes. At this time, we don’t receive any funding to create the podcast, and production costs are coming entirely out of pocket. Every bit of support makes a meaningful difference—thank you for being part of this important work. Support the show

    1h 23m
  8. Finding My Voice through My Endo Journey

    EPISODE 59

    Finding My Voice through My Endo Journey

    Send us a text In this solo episode of The Vocal Pelvic Floor, I’m sharing something deeply personal—my 36-year journey to finally being diagnosed with endometriosis. It hasn’t been an easy road, and honestly, I hesitated to tell this story for a long time. But I’ve realized how important it is to speak up, not just for myself but for everyone navigating the pain, misdiagnosis, and gaslighting that so often comes with this disease. I’ll take you through my experiences, from the moments of despair to the tools and techniques that helped me find hope and healing. I’ll also share how my journey has shaped my career and my mission to empower others through trauma-informed care and multidisciplinary approaches. If you’re living with endometriosis or supporting someone who is, I hope my story will inspire you to keep advocating for yourself and remind you that you’re not alone. Enjoying The Vocal Pelvic Floor? Leave us a review! Reviews help more people discover the podcast and keep these critical discussions going! Thanks for your support—you’re helping grow this community and amplify the voices that need to be heard. 💛 - If you’ve found value in the content we share on women’s and pelvic health—including topics like endometriosis and pelvic pain—please consider supporting the show with a contribution. Your support helps us continue producing high-quality, evidence-based episodes. At this time, we don’t receive any funding to create the podcast, and production costs are coming entirely out of pocket. Every bit of support makes a meaningful difference—thank you for being part of this important work. Support the show

    1h 1m
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