Krista Dennett
Krista Dennett has been a Pelvic Floor Exercise Specialist since January 2014, and a Pelvic Floor Physiotherapist Support Worker in the Greater Vancouver area of British Columbia since May 2019.
Krista’s work includes using strategies in movement and exercise to address symptoms of pelvic floor dysfunction including stress urinary incontinence, diastasis recti, pelvic organ prolapse, low back and hip pain, vaginismus and hypertonicity, vulvodynia, and general pelvic pain.
Krista works with women in-person and online one-on-one or self-guided and online supportive programs specific to the differing symptoms.
Training includes:
BCRPA Certified Weight Trainer
Core Confidence Master Trainer
CrossFit Level 1 Trainer
Hypopressives Level 2 Trainer
Krista also participates in on-going education in the field of pelvic health in movement and exercise, and has participated in talks on pelvic health both virtually and in person.

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Pelvic Floor Exercise Rehabilitation with Krista Dennett

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How To Breathe For Improving Pelvic Floor Strength

The Emotional Impact Of Pelvic Organ Prolapse

How To Self-Assess For Functional Diastasis

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The Things I Wish I Knew About My Pelvic Floor

Which Think Beyond The Kegel Program Is Right For You?