Wildflower Physical Therapy

01/23/2026

Part of making sure that WPT is providing the best care to our patients is keeping up with research! Looking forward to deep diving into these articles over the weekend when we are “snowed in” ❄️

AJOG announces the Cesarean Delivery Supplement: Cesarean delivery has evolved from an operation of last resort to the most frequently performed major surgical procedure worldwide, with nearly 29 million births each year. Advances in anesthesia, surgical technique, and perioperative care have greatly improved safety, yet the expansion of cesarean delivery raises complex clinical, psychological, and societal questions. This article introduces the American Journal of Obstetrics and Gynecology (AJOG) supplement “Cesarean Delivery”, which assembles expert reviews, clinical opinions, original research, clinical trials, and perspectives addressing key aspects of this transformation. Topics include preoperative ultrasound to guide incision planning, evolving methods of uterine closure, Enhanced Recovery After Surgery (ERAS) guidelines, management of complex cases such as placenta accreta, and the prevention of infection, hemorrhage, and thromboembolism. This issue introduces a new quality index that evaluates outcomes for the maternal–newborn dyad, integrating cesarean rate with both maternal and neonatal outcomes to provide a more meaningful measure of obstetric performance. Psychological sequelae such as post-traumatic stress disorder and postpartum depression, and neonatal consequences of elective and preterm cesarean deliveries are also discussed. Collectively, these contributions redefine cesarean delivery as part of an integrated continuum of care—one that values surgical technique, maternal and infant outcomes, and the ethical balance between safety and autonomy. https://www.ajog.org/content/cesarean_section

01/20/2026

✨ Meet Dr. Jessica Liu, PT, DPT! ✨

👩🏻‍⚕️ Dr. Jessica will be covering for Dr. Rehanna’s maternity leave at the end of February. Wildflower Physical Therapy is excited to have her!

🩻 Dr. Jessica Liu grew up in Taiwan and moved to College Station July, 2022. She received her Bachelor’s degree in Physical Therapy from Chang Gung University, Taiwan in 2013 and her Doctorate degree in Physical Therapy from Loma Linda University, California, in 2017.

🏃🏼‍♀️She has experience in treating orthopedic injuries, sports injuries, post-operative cases, and women’s health while working at various clinical settings in Taiwan and NYC. She enjoys working closely with her patients and believes listening is important to understanding their needs.

🏋🏻 Jessica enjoys cross fit, hiking and running around with her sons and new daughter. She and her family love to explore different parks, and being outdoors.

👩🏽‍⚕️ Dr. Rehanna will continue to see pediatric clients on a limited schedule- please contact for further information.

01/16/2026

🌷 A New Wildflower is on the Way!
🌻 Just a friendly reminder that Dr. Rehanna will be off on maternity leave at the end of February.
📣 WILDFLOWER PHYSICAL THERAPY WILL STILL REMAIN OPEN FOR EXISITING AND NEW CLIENTS!!
🪻Stay tuned for the bio of the AMAZING therapist who will cover for Dr. Rehanna!

01/11/2026

Perfect opportunity to work with an amazing practitioner and person! Check her out!

01/09/2026

🧘🏽‍♀️ Did you know in the state of Texas you don’t need a referral for pelvic floor physical therapy?

🧘🏽‍♀️In Texas, you can come in for an evaluation without a doctor’s referral at your own discretion!

🧘🏽‍♀️ You can be seen for 30 business days for PT services without any signature from your provider.

🧘🏽‍♀️ WPT makes it easy on the client by sending the initial evaluation over to the client’s preferred provider (MD, NP, PA, DC, and more) to ensure a no hassle way to continue services for pelvic floor PT.

🧘🏽‍♀️ Now that you know there is nothing holding you back, book your evaluation today! Link in bio!

12/19/2025

10/24/2025

🌊 Is this you whenever you cough, sneeze, laugh, or jump?

🌊 Urinary leakage is no fun, you don’t have to live this way!

🌊 Make an appointment with a pelvic floor physical therapist today!

10/17/2025

Here’s the rest of my interview with Reagan for Physical Therapy month! He was so helpful with getting me set up with the perfect spot for the office. He’s my go to realtor!

10/05/2025

“To compare birth injury to a common orthopedic injury, there are approximately 200,000 anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) injuries per year in the United States alone. Considering the annual vaginal birth rate of 3 million and a levator ani injury rate of 19% 570,000 women sustain a birth injury per year. Therefore, birth injury affects almost 3 times the number of people sustaining ACL injuries. Even though physical therapy is part of the standard of care management for an ACL injury, far fewer women are receiving care for injuries resulting from birth—injuries that, when left untreated, can lead to short- and long-term disabilities. ⭐️Physical therapists are well positioned to serve as care team members to assist in pain management, functional restoration, and disability prevention in this patient population.⭐️”

🏃‍♀️ People train for marathons, why isn’t training pushed more for one of the hardest things the body does- birth?!

AJOG Expert Review: Pelvic floor injury during vaginal birth is life-altering and preventable: what can we do about it? Circumferential and downward levator ani and nerve stretch during birth https://ow.ly/t6gU50R3Wx3

10/02/2025

Thanks for the feature Reagan Fairchild!

10/01/2025

🪻ONE YEAR!🪻

🌷Wildflower Physical Therapy is so grateful to celebrate the first year of being in practice.

🌻In the last year we have helped over 120 clients with pelvic floor dysfunction and educated hundreds of people in the BCS area through community outreach.

🌺A sincere THANK YOU to WPT's clients who have put their trust in us to better your lives, the community for being open to learning about pelvic health, my referral sources who recognize the importance of pelvic floor intervention, and all of the people who have passed the word along to others. I am so very grateful for your support this last year.

💐To celebrate our first year, we wanted to continue our community engagement and give back to the BCS community that has been so good to us! We partnered with a local child care center to provide veggies and flowers for the kids to plant in raised beds. Of course we made one bed a wildflower garden. Thank you to the center for allowing WPT to come and celebrate today!

*pics shared with parent permission

08/28/2025

🍎Back to School!
🍎This has been a hot topic with a lot of parents contacting me about all things potty training! Here are some important things to look at and consider.
🍎Readiness- making sure that your kiddo is ready mentally and physically ready. Signs include things like wing able to stay dry for longer periods of time, having more consistent times bowel movements, and are able to voice feelings of urge (even if it comes a little too late!)
🍎Age- typically we see that ages for beginning to use the toilet are between 3-4 for daytime. It can be up to age 5-6 before they can master night time!
🍎 Regression- regressions are totally normal! You can have a kiddo that has been using the toilet consistently and then all of a sudden go back to square one. This is typical and not something to worry about. Regression can also happen with big life changes: moving, new routine, beginning school or a new class environment! Change is hard and definitely something to consider with a regression.
⭐️ MOST IMPORTANTLY: No shaming or forcing! Learning to use the bathroom is hard and it can be tough to train interoception in kids. It can be hard for adults! Lots of patience and grace during this time for kids and for you as parents. Shaming can lead to even bigger problems like withholding.
🍎 I read something about switching language to call this time Potty Learning instead of Potty Training. This language is great because I feel like it puts less pressure on the situation. We aren’t born knowing how to walk or tie our shoes, we learn! Trial and error and setbacks are totally normal and healthy with learning. If we shift our mindset to learning toileting skills rather than training maybe this can help with the whole process.
🍎 If you have questions about what is normal for potty LEARNING, shoot us a message!