A research article titled 'Effectiveness of Pelvic Floor Physical Therapy for Pelvic Floor Dysfunction: A Systematic Review and Meta-Analysis' is shown on a desk, with spilled coffee in a pink cup nearby. Around it are pink sticky notes, one with 'Bad study? Too small. But why tho?' written on it, a black pen, pink and black markers, a pink mug, and a small potted plant.
Close-up of a person's hand holding a smartphone displaying a podcast app with episode details and a cover image for a podcast titled 'Evidence-ish' by Molly Scheumann and Marisa Hentis.

Listen Now

got a clinical hot take you want us to investigate?

Stylized handwritten text that says 'send it our way' on a black background.

Dr. Molly Scheumann, PT, DPT, is a pelvic health physical therapist, mom of three, and founder of Very Pelvic PT. She combines her pelvic health, orthopedic, and sports backgrounds with a healthy skepticism of “that’s just what we’ve always done.” She loves translating research into practical, clinically useful takeaways—with a little chaos.

A woman with shoulder-length wavy brown hair smiling and looking to her left, wearing a black short-sleeve shirt, a brown belt, and a green pleated skirt, holding a model of a human pelvic bone.
A woman with shoulder-length wavy brown hair smiling and looking to her left, wearing a black short-sleeve shirt, a brown belt, and a green pleated skirt, holding a model of a human pelvic bone.
Portrait of a woman with brown, wavy hair, smiling, wearing a black blazer and white blouse.

Dr. Marisa Hentis, PT, DPT, OCS, CSCS, is a mother of 2, pelvic health physical therapist and educator who loves a good p-value almost as much as she loves questioning clinical dogma. With a background in orthopedics, strength and conditioning, and pelvic health, she brings a critical eye, nerdy enthusiasm, and zero patience for bad evidence.

Dr. Molly Scheumann,
PT, DPT, is a pelvic health physical therapist, mom
of three, and founder of Very Pelvic PT. She combines her pelvic health, orthopedic, and sports backgrounds
with a healthy
skepticism of “that’s
just what we’ve
always done.” She
loves translating
research into
practical, clinically
useful takeaways
—with a little chaos.

A woman with shoulder-length wavy brown hair smiling and looking to her left, wearing a black short-sleeve shirt, a brown belt, and a green pleated skirt, holding a model of a human pelvic bone.
A woman with shoulder-length wavy brown hair smiling and looking to her left, wearing a black short-sleeve shirt, a brown belt, and a green pleated skirt, holding a model of a human pelvic bone.

Dr. Marisa Hentis, PT, DPT, OCS, CSCS, is a mother of 2, pelvic health physical therapist and educator who loves a good p-value almost as much as she loves questioning clinical dogma. With a
background in
orthopedics,
strength/
conditioning, &
pelvic health,
she brings a
critical eye,
nerdy
enthusiasm,
and zero
patience for
bad evidence.