Dr. Vicki Hemmett, DC grew up in Southwest Ontario. She attended Queen’s University in Kingston, Ontario, earning a dual degree; a Bachelor of Science in premed sciences and a bachelor’s degree in Physical Health and Education (BPHE). Through these studies she discovered her desire...

The holiday season is upon us, and in the past, I have done a sort of exercise advent for the 12 days of Christmuff. This year from Dec 1 – 12, I sent a newsletter each day with a new device or product or program. Everything I feature is something I use myself to help me maintain my pelvic...

Menopause often brings changes in a woman’s pelvic floor function.

The pelvic floor muscles can be weak, overstretched, slow to work, too tight or torn just like the other muscles of your body.

When the pelvic floor weakens it can lead to pelvic organ prolapse, where one or more organs...