Cycle syncing is based on the idea of pairing certain activities, exercise, and food with the different phases of the menstrual cycle in order to limit fatigue, mood swings, hunger, and to feel an improved sense of balance.

One of the best parts of working as a physical therapist and fitness coach is the opportunity to meet so many like-minded people. This week, I am interviewing Sam Stuart. Sam is a licensed mental health therapist and trauma informed personal trainer in Baltimore. Click here to read the blog interview and learn more about Sam and the services she provides. You can also find Sam at Braving Wellness in partnership with 410 Fitness.

As our society and healthcare system evolve, more and more people have made the mental shift to a proactive, preventative approach to their own health care as opposed to the old model of retro-active, “treat only what is broken” approach. Physical therapists are ideally suited to provide this type of preventative care. Read our blog to uncover 3 specific ways you could benefit from working with a physical therapist even if you do not have an injury or pain.