Archer Physical Therapy - Concierge Pelvic Health

09/30/2025

Dr. Morgan and partnered together for an invaluable workshop last week combining Pilates with Pelvic Health education! At this workshop we learned:

✅what the pelvic floor is and how our deep core is connected.
✅ signs and symptoms of pelvic floor dysfunction and why pelvic floor physical therapy is helpful.
✅we finished class with how to connect to our pelvic floor and deep core during reformer work.

Check out if you’re in or near Hendersonville!

09/30/2025

✨Elevating pelvic health together at ! ✨

Dr. Jenny and our Nashville pelvic floor PT community showed up strong for this year’s sold-out event—where 650+ providers gathered to raise the bar for our field. PelviCon is 2 days of the world’s leaders in pelvic health presenting the latest research, and always a good time! 🤓

PelviCon is all about elevating our skills, our confidence, our voices, and the impact we make on our patients.💜

09/25/2025

Another pop-up sale on infant CFT with Dr. Katie! This time it’s at our office in Goodlettsville (Roots Collaborative Care) on 10/9! Hurry and grab a spot for your baby if you’re dealing with any of the following:

✨poor sleep
✨breastfeeding issues
✨gas
✨constipation
✨reflux
✨colic
✨torticollis
✨oral ties

Fill out the scheduling form on our website to grab one of these slots while you can!

09/24/2025

✨ Did you do this during your birth? As baby crowns, many mothers instinctively reach down and press on their mons p***s. This “mons p***s press” can naturally create counter-pressure, supporting tissues, and helping the perineum stretch with more ease.

Birth is brilliantly designed — and a mother’s body often knows what to do without anyone telling her.

🎥 In our Reducing Tearing Series, we’re exploring simple, powerful ways the body supports itself in birth. You can go back and watch and save all of our content on this series. Make sure you are following both and so you don’t miss our next post about reducing tearing in Birth!

09/24/2025

09/21/2025

In our experience, this ONE choice you’ll make for your birth is one of the BIGGEST factors affecting your risk for tearing.

Did you have a doula for your birth? If so, did they help you navigate the process of choosing the right OB or midwife for you and helping narrow down your preferences? Tell us below!👇

Tag a mama-to-be that needs to hear this!

09/20/2025

We’re excited to share that Dr. Katie Hollis, our pediatric PT, is now offering Craniosacral Fascial Therapy (CFT) with The Gillespie Approach at Archer PT!

To celebrate, we’re doing a ⚡️FLASH SALE⚡️on Thursday, 9/25 – with 3 appointment times available at our Green Hills office! 9:30am | 10:45am| 12pm

This gentle, hands-on therapy supports babies by releasing tension in the body and helping with things like:
✨poor sleep
✨breastfeeding issues
✨gas
✨constipation
✨reflux
✨colic
✨torticollis
✨oral ties

Spots are limited and will go fast — sign up through the link in bio!

09/19/2025

Happy Friday! We are coming at you with more great tips for reducing tearing during birth - which one stood out to you the most? We’d love to know in the comments! 👇

Don’t forget about our incredible GIVEAWAY that you can still enter - like, follow, share, comment, tag! 🩷

09/17/2025

This is a perfect example of why pelvic floor PT is so helpful in pregnancy, and for positioning of the baby in your pelvis! As PTs, our patients’ wins are our wins too!

09/16/2025

Surprise! We’re doing a pop-up LIVE right here on IG to review our series on preventing tearing in birth, and to answer all your questions! Don’t worry, if you miss us live, you will still be able to watch the replay. Can’t wait to chat with you soon!

09/10/2025

We have a new post on the blog today, written by our very own Dr. Alex! This article is all about why pelvic floor therapist always look at your SPINE when treating patients, and why you should want them to!

Check it out below and let us know your thoughts!

When people think about pelvic floor physical therapy, they usually picture exercises or hands-on work focused right at the pelvis. But here’s the thing: your pelvic floor doesn’t work in isolation. It’s deeply connected to your spine—especially the lower back (lumbar spine) and the sacrum (...