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“...Partnering with myPFM has been transformative—not just for my practice but for my students as well. Together, we are expanding access to essential pelvic health education, including translating resources into Kenyan languages, making this valuable information accessible to more women. Their dedication to delivering evidence-based resources and raising global awareness about pelvic health has amplified the impact of my work. Together, we are creating a ripple effect—breaking stigmas and fostering open conversations about often-overlooked topics. This partnership is more than a professional collaboration; it’s a shared journey to improve lives. myPFM’s unwavering support for both practitioners and the community inspires me daily. I’m deeply grateful to be part of this movement and look forward to continuing to share knowledge, inspire others, and help make pelvic health a priority worldwide.” 

Laira Ramos

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“My involvement with pelvic health started with questions about women's sexual life. ... One of the best solutions I found was to start working on pelvic health and learning to train the pelvic floor muscles. ... Pelvic health is not just physical health, but also mental health. My own pelvic health practice changed my life by knowing my body, my desires, and my dreams as well. This practice has many advantages in different spheres of life...

Another important step was meeting Jeanice. I was living in Malaysia when I found Jeanice's IG page. My first thought was to share this helpful information with my Kazakh and Russian-speaking followers. I wrote to Jeanice, and I became a myPFM ambassador. The content created by Jeanice inspires me to this day. I am happy to be a part of sharing this valuable information with women worldwide. My wish is for more women to become healthier and happier by getting the award of pelvic health.”

Anel Nurzhaubayeva

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“My name is Qassim. I’m a Bahraini musculoskeletal PT.  ... I felt that there is a gap and something missing in education in this area. I started looking for answers in an unknown area. I was searching by asking the patients more specific questions in which many of them feel it is a stigma and taboo to share this kind of information. I looked for professional courses, accounts on Instagram and other platforms until I found myPFM– it was like a miracle that opened the secret gate! I had the opportunity to get many courses and workshops through their channel. I had courses with Gerard Greene , Dr. Susie Gronski , Dr. Jo Milios and Dr. Julie Sarton– experts in their fields. I would like to thank Jeanice Mitchell for her passion to spread awareness for physios who missed this part during their university journey and for the patients who are really suffering to find knowledgeable caregivers and treatment."

Qassim