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In our fifth and final installment of "A Girl's Gotta Know", we're joined by Dr. Megha Kothari to talk all things constipation. Constipation is another common form of pelvic floor dysfunction that can severely impact a person's daily life. Watch this episode to learn how to spot, treat, and prevent constipation!
https://youtu.be/mFD86Uk_s-88
Bonus: Interviewee Robin Johnson lets us know pets can experience pelvic organ prolapse too... who knew! Join us this Wednesday for our 5th and final A Girl's Gotta Know Episode where we tackle another very common form of pelvic floor dysfunction: Constipation! Dr. Megha Kothari sits down with us to give tips and tricks for how to treat your constipation, and how to prevent it from continuing to happen.
https://youtu.be/AmOx8ToS6L4
Bonus: Interviewee Robin Johnson lets us know pets can experience pelvic organ prolapse too... who knew! Join us this Wednesday for our 5th and final A Girl...
This week on A Girl's Gotta Know we learned there are different degrees of pelvic organ prolapse, ranging from 0 to 4. Zero means there are no symptoms, while 4 indicates the organ has descended outside the body. Since your pelvic floor changes over time, it's important to strengthen your pelvic floor in an effort to prevent reaching a 4 in prolapse descention. This is especially if you're pregnant or planning on becoming pregnant. Check out Episode 4 to find out how you can prevent pelvic organ prolapse, and where to seek further guidance and treatment. https://youtu.be/qeJm20WUdpE
Thanks for sharing, Village Maternity! It was a pleasure to have Dr. Worth and Dr. Kavaler speak with us.
Dr. Jaqueline M Worth and Dr. Elizabeth Kavaler with Total Urology Care of New York discuss treatments and the stigma surrounding pelvic organ prolapse in episode 4 of "A Girls Gotta Know" by Sneha Physical Therapy & Talking Back Pictures.
#prolapse #pelvichealth
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In Episode 4 of A Girl's Gotta Know, Dr. Sneha Gazi is joined by Dr. Elizabeth Kavaler and Dr. Jaqueline Worth to walk us through symptoms and treatment for pelvic organ prolapse. Since pelvic organ prolapse is the least common form of pelvic floor dysfunction Dr. Gazi treats, the recommendations in this video can be taken as cautionary measures.
Featuring interviews with Ana M. Verde, Azriél Patricia, Emily Zacharias, Cristina Angeles, Jody Prusan, Shelly Laraby, Madelein Smith, Jenna Kantor, Vanessa Magula, Robin Johnson.
https://youtu.be/qeJm20WUdpE
In Episode 4 of A Girl's Gotta Know, Dr. Sneha Gazi is joined by Dr. Elizabeth Kavaler and Dr. Jaqueline Worth to walk us through symptoms and treatment for ...
In Episode 4 of A Girl's Gotta Know, Dr. Sneha Gazi is joined by Dr. Elizabeth Kavaler and Dr. Jaqueline Worth to walk us through symptoms and treatment for pelvic organ prolapse. Since pelvic organ prolapse is the least common form of pelvic floor dysfunction Dr. Gazi treats, the recommendations in this video can be taken as cautionary measures.
Many women experience pain before, during, or after intercourse throughout their lives, but most do not seek treatment. As Dr. Shrikhande says in Episode 3, underlying causes of dyspareunia can be silent diseases like endometriosis, in which case patients are often made to feel like the pain they're experiencing is just in their heads. Dyspareunia, however, is very real and the pain can be treated through proper care from experts. Watch the full episode on IGTV or YouTube to learn more about treatments for dysapreunia.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m92xtLVBNg0
In Episode 3 of A Girl's Gotta Know, we discuss dyspareunia: pain that occurs before, during, or after sex. We hear from Dr. Allyson Shrikhande, Chief Medical Officer of Pelvic Rehabilitation Medicine, on how patients are diagnosed with dyspareunia, and treated holistically in the least invasive way possible. Dr. Sneha Gazi and Dr. Shrikhande also offer advice on at-home remedies such as meditation and deep breathing.
https://youtu.be/m92xtLVBNg0
Have you ever experienced pain during sex? Pain that occurs before, during, or after sex is known medically as dyspareunia. Dyspareunia is relatviely commonm, and extremely treatable! In the third episode of "A Girl's Gotta Know", Dr. Sneha Gazi is joined by Dr. Allyson Shrikhande of @pelvicrehabilitationcenter to discuss diagnosing and treating dyspereunia. Tune in this Wednesday on IGTV and YouTube.
In this special bonus video following Episode 2: Urinary Incontinence, Dr. Sneha Gazi teaches how to do a pelvic floor contraction aka a Kegel! Always consult your doctor before starting a new exercise regimen.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gidBxLw6Ync
In this special bonus video following Episode 2: Urinary Incontinence, Dr. Sneha Gazi teaches how to do a pelvic floor contraction aka a Kegel! Always consul...
In Episode 2 of "A Girl's Gotta Know", we're tackling one of the most common pelvic floor issues: Urinary Incontinence aka leaking pee. We find out in this video from Dr. Sneha Gazi and urogynecologist Dr. Elizabeth Kavaler that although leaking urine when you cough, sneeze, laugh, exercise, are holding it for a long time is common it should absolutely not be accepted as normal.
https://youtu.be/A-bVTpe6yDs
As we learned from Dr. Sneha Gazi in Episode 1, there are muscles in your pelvic floor that we can strengthen and lengthen, just like in the rest of your body. Raise a hand if you did not know this before Pelvic Floor 101! 🙋♀️🙋♀️🙋♀️
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In Episode 1 of A Girl’s Gotta Know, Dr. Sneha Gazi takes us through the pelvic floor basics: where is your pelvic floor, who would you see if you felt pelvic floor pain, and how you can strengthen your pelvic floor on a regular basis. Episodes will drop every Wednesday on IGTV!
https://www.instagram.com/tv/CKRclo_jISN/?igshid=a1o9230y1383
We interviewed a series of women throughout the 5 episodes of "A Girl's Gotta Know" as a way to explore pelvic floor dysfunction through the eyes of women who don't identify as experts in the field. Our interviewees were instrumental to this project, and we're extremely grateful for their generous contribution to make this series happen. Here are a few of our favorite interviewee moments from Episode 1: Pelvic Floor 101, premiering this Wednesday on IGTV and YouTube! Check out our series trailer in the link below:
https://www.instagram.com/p/CJ6L_eWjiVN/?igshid=1g5q1jf5d7omh
"Every man of humane convictions must decide on the best protest that suits his convictions, but we all must protest." - Martin Luther King Jr.
Thank you, Dr. King. In your memory, we will continue to protest against injustice.
Why should we care so much about our pelvic floors? The pelvic floor is the base that supports more than half of our body and major vital organs. Just like any other part of your body, your pelvic floor needs attention too. Learn about all the pelvic floor basics in "A Girl's Gotta Know" Episode 1: Pelvic Floor 101 on Wednesday January 20th on IGTV & Youtube.
Dr. Sneha Gazi is a trained physical therapist specializing in pelvic floor physical therapy. She's passionate about treating chronic pain, and uses a combination of eastern and western medicine practices to treat her patients. In "A Girl's Gotta Know", Dr. Sneha Gazi walks us through common types of pelvic floor dysfunction many people struggle with regularly. Tune in to this five-part digital series starting Wednesday January 20th on IGTV. Check out the trailer through the link below!
https://www.instagram.com/p/CJ6L_eWjiVN/?igshid=1g5q1jf5d7omh
"A Girl's Gotta Know" by Dr. Sneha Gazi is a new five-part digital series exploring Pelvic Floor Dysfunction; how to spot it, how to pinpoint the cause, how to treat it. It's a New Year, New You vibe, except we're learning more about our bodies instead of changing them. Episode 1 premieres Wednesday January 20th on IGTV.
“Women belong in all places where decisions are being made.” -Ruth Bader Ginsburg.
Thank you Justice Ginsburg for your decades of work striving for equality. Your commitment to fight & persevere through every obstacle thrown your way has been inspirational to say the very least. Rest easy ❤️
August 2020 marks 100 years since women were finally given the right to vote! But did you know there were still state laws that got in the way of Black female voters participating in the 1920 election? According to @natgeo's article “For Black women, the 19th amendment didn’t end their fight to vote”, many states continued to enact the same voter suppression legislation such as the requirement for literacy tests, poll taxes & grandfather clauses that had been keeping Black men out of voting booths for years. There even was a rule in many states that banned Black women from voting if they weren’t registered 6 months prior to the election. Suffragettes continued their fight by starting suffrage schools that taught Black women how to pay poll taxes and how to pass the literacy tests. Today, despite the 19th amendment and the Voting Rights Act of 1965, we’re seeing a resurgence of voter restriction such as valid forms of ID being required in some states, the absence of accessible polling sites, and now the issue of mail-in ballots. Women may have gained the right to vote 100 years ago, but the fight continues. Make sure you’re registered to vote at vote.org🗳
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We chose to donate to Black Lives Matter because their mission “is to eradicate white supremacy and build local power to intervene in violence inflicted on Black communities by the state and vigilantes” and this is exactly what our country needs now. If you’re interested and financially able to donate, head to the link below:
https://secure.actblue.com/donate/ms_blm_homepage_2019
If you’re looking for a way to keep supporting independent art during the pandemic, we highly recommend watching the short documentary Mizuko directed by Kira Dane and Katelyn Rebelo. Katelyn has worked with us on numerous Talking Back Pictures projects over the years, and we couldn’t be more excited for her incredible success with this beautiful film! Follow the link below to view the film (for free) for a limited time online. #repost Mizuko • Water Child
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Thank you Voyage LA Magazine for taking the time to talk with us about all things Talking Back Pictures! We’re lucky we’ve had so many incredible women to collaborate with over the past few years (there’s a little shoutout in the article to Abby Brosh Brosh, Dana Brawer and Checkmark Productions) and we can’t wait to keep the women-led work going throughout 2020 ✨ 🎥 Check out the article below!
http://voyagela.com/interview/meet-nicole-palermo-emma-kreienberg-talking-back-pictures/
Today we’d like to introduce you to Nicole Palermo and Emma Kreienberg. Nicole and Emma, please share your story with us. How did you get to where you are today? We met as undergrads at Tisch and quickly found after graduating that being a woman in the film industry, particularly behind the camera...
Happiest of Birthdays to our fearless Co-Founder, Chief Creative Officer, Chief Operations Officer & Co-Chief Development Officer Emma Kreienberg!! Here she is Directing our promo shoot for #Void last spring. Oh, did we mention she’s also our Director for all original projects? She quite literally does it all. 🎬🎈Happy birthday Emma! Now try saying all her titles 5 times fast...
It's Women's History Month! Comment below to share your favorite women in history to celebrate.
After making an incredibly strong name for herself onscreen, Kerry Washington has taken her talents behind the camera as a Producer and Director. She recently produced The ACLU documentary "The Fight" and her much anticipated limited series collaboration with Reese Witherspoon Little Fires Hulu is coming out soon. Washington said to Variety in a 2016 article "I believe strongly in the importance of having a seat at the table" when asked about her reasons behind becoming a Producer. Washington has not only had a seat at the table since then, she's been the running table. Washington's Production Company Simpson Street, named after the street her mom grew up on in the Bronx, has 21 producing credits since its formation in 2016 and we're certain that's just the beginning. Thanks for taking the journey with us this month to celebrate six incredibly influential black women in film as part of our #blackhistorymonth highlights!
According to the National Museum of Women's History website, Ava DuVernay has made history as a black woman in film, despite not beginning her film career until age 32. She is the first black woman to win Best Director at Sundance, to be nominated for Best Director at the Golden Globes, to direct a film nominated for Best Picture at the Oscars and to direct a film with a budget over $100 million. DuVernay has since founded 'Array Now'; an independent film distribution company & resource collective dedicated to amplifying works by people of color and women around the world. Cheers to much more success! #BlackHistoryMonth
Join us in celebrating all things Melina Matsoukas! Not only is she a two-time #Grammy winner and four-time #VMA winner for smash hit videos "We Found Love" and "Formation", Matsoukas made her directorial film debut this year with Lena Waithe's Queen & Slim. According to her biography on PRETTYBIRD, Matsoukas has multiple deals on the horizon and recently announced a first look deal with FX. Needless to say, we'll be seeing much more of Melina Matsoukas in 2020. And we couldn't be more excited about it.
Today we’re honoring stand-up comedian Moms Mabley for a #galentinesday / #blackhistorymonth crossover appreciation post! Born in 1894, Moms Mabley, according to her @imdb biography, was one of the most successful entertainers on the vaudeville stage before becoming one of the most successful stand-up comedians of her time. She was notably one of the only black performers in stand-up and one of the only openly gay comedians in history. She was billed as The Funniest Woman in the World up until her passing in 1975. Thank you Moms for your pioneering work and the decades of laughs!
Continuing our highlights of influential black women in Film & Television in honor of Black History Month. Today: Issa Rae, an icon in the truest sense of the word!
Not only was Issa Rae's web series "The Mis-Adventures of Awkward Black Girl" a smash hit when it premiered in 2011, she has since published a New York Times Best Selling collection of essays, earned a Golden Globe nominated for her HBO half-hour comedy "Insecure" and first made Forbes' "30 Under 30" in 2012. Join us in celebrating Issa Rae's groundbreaking work and her new film "The Photograph" in theaters on February 14th. #blackhistorymonth
Void posters have arrived!
And they're just as terrifying as we imagined.
In honor of Black History Month, we're highlighting influential black women in Film & Television. First up: Madeline Anderson!
According to the Smithsonian National Museum of African American History and Culture (great place to visit in DC if you've never been!), "Madeline Anderson is often credited as being the first black woman to produce and direct a televised documentary film, the first black woman to produce and direct a syndicated tv series, the first black employee at New York-based public television station WNET, and one of the first black women to join the film editor’s union". Join us in celebrating Madeline Anderson's many accomplishments and pioneering work! #blackhistorymonth
Congratulations to Katie Sowers! Sowers makes history today as the first ever female assistant coach to make it to the Super Bowl ✨🏈
#WomenMakingHistory
https://abc7news.com/sports/49ers-players-congratulate-katie-sowers-on-being-first-female-to-coach-in-a-super-bowl/5893013/
Just going to leave this here. #Sundance2020
https://www.theatlantic.com/culture/archive/2020/01/standout-films-2020-sundance-festival/605626/?utm_source=facebook&utm_campaign=the-atlantic&utm_term=2020-01-28T15%3A22%3A13&utm_content=edit-promo&utm_medium=social&fbclid=IwAR2qA6ayIadg43uCItrT1NBQqaNeyPduI_YkXNMiBgNtXmw-PO1a56Gv-1Q
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Cheers to all the monumental women on the Time 100: Most Influential People of the Year List!
Every October NAMI hosts #MentalillnessAwarenessWeek. The aim is to raise awareness about mental illness by educating the public, fighting stigma & providing support. We're raising awareness by sharing this moment from Dru's Podcast for the End of the World in which creator Abby Brosh and director Dana Brawer depict a realistic portrayal of mental illness. We hope moments like this will decrease the shame surrounding mental illness by displaying depictions of how mental illness can manifest and how having a support system in place can help people overcome their illness in moments of need.
Insight as to why we're making this film. We also want to shoutout two fantastic donors today: @thatmaddgirl8899 & Lily Ali-Oshatz thank you so much for your generosity & support!
Raise a hand if you can relate. Annie often finds herself hate liking other women's social posts due to her own deep seated insecurities. But what if her hate likes translated to physical violence? What if her jealousy resulted in visceral destruction? Learn more about our campaign for Void on Seed&Spark: https://www.seedandspark.com/fund/void#story
TW: Violence Against Women. Our short film Void will explore what happens when one woman’s jealous fantasies begin coming to life. It’s a cautionary tale advocating for women to lift each other up rather than tear each other down. Learn more about our campaign & donate now here: https://www.seedandspark.com/fund/void Every dollar counts!
No, Malala, you really are an inspiration. Happy #NaitonalMalalaDay from all of us aspiring to be 1/8 as impactful as she's been!
Happy #NationalPinkDay to all our fellow pink lovers! We've come VERY prepared for this holiday.
Because this month marks 50 Years since the historic The Stonewall Inn Riots, we wanted to throw it back to the amazing time we had at last year’s New York City Gay Pride Parade 🏳️🌈 Happy Pride Month to the entire LGBTQIA community & allies! Original Music by momac85
Vote for your favorite eye rolling, tea sipping, herstory spilling webseries at the #LiftOffSessions Festival on Vimeo: https://vimeo.com/ondemand/liftoffsessionsmay1 How to Vote: Rent the Lift-Off Sessions package using the link above, scroll down to Ballin’ With No Balls (#104 in the queue) and comment that BWNB is your #1 choice. Make sure to vote for your second favorite film as well. Only votes with TWO films listed will be counted!
TW: Sexual Assault Statistics. April is #SexualAssaultAwarenessMonth. We're showing our support for survivors by sharing the facts. Stand with Survivors by Believing Them. #endsexualviolence
It's not a Talking Back Pictures production without a solid blooper reel. *chokes on tea* https://youtu.be/9eouD5s4fa0 »Subscribe for our Latest & Greatest: http://goo.gl/VaI5Tn
Plenty more where this came from. #NationalAwkwardMomentsDay #Bloopers
A very Talking Back Pictures guide to complimenting women. Happy #NationalComplimentDay ! Get out there and compliment thoughtfully.
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BLOOPERS to lighten the inevitable sadness you're feeling after the "Dru's Podcast for the End of the World" finale. Thank you to everyone who has been following along with Dru's journey! We hope you enjoy this glimpse into the antics going on behind the scenes. » Binge Season One Here: https://goo.gl/AnAwKP » Subscribe: http://goo.gl/VaI5Tn
The Final Episode for the End of the World is almost here! Check out a sneak peek for "The Karen Theory". » Catch up on Season One Here: https://goo.gl/AnAwKP » Subscribe: http://goo.gl/VaI5Tn
Surviving the Apocalypse Helpful Hint: Avoid slipping into an internet-deprived delirium at all costs... Check out the Sneak Peek for Episode 4 of Dru's Podcast for the End of the World! » Catch Up with More Dru: https://goo.gl/AnAwKP » Subscribe: http://goo.gl/VaI5Tn
What happens when the once comforting hallucinations become a little too real? Sneak Peek for Episode 3 "The Panic Theory" Directed by Dana Brawer! » Watch More Dru’s Podcast Here: https://goo.gl/AnAwKP » Subscribe For More Dru’s Podcast: http://goo.gl/VaI5Tn
Dying for more Dru?! Episode 2 sneak peek is now LIVE! "The Hallucination Theory" premieres Wednesday November 21st at 3pm EST. » Subscribe For More Dru’s Podcast: http://goo.gl/VaI5Tn
SNEAK PEEK: Dru's Podcast for the End of the World premieres on YouTube Wednesday November 14th @ 3pm EST » Subscribe For More Dru’s Podcast: http://goo.gl/VaI5Tn
BREAKING NEWS: Apocalypse Strikes November 14th First look at the trailer for Dru's Podcast for the End of the World; the story of a millennial podcaster who may or may not be experiencing the end of days. » Subscribe For More Dru’s Podcast: http://goo.gl/VaI5Tn While you wait for Doomsday, check out Dru's feature in the Tube Filter Indie Spotlight! https://www.tubefilter.com/2018/11/02/indie-spotlight-drus-podcast-for-the-end-of-the-world/ Huge thank you to Tube Filter for the shoutout. We hope the zombies/aliens/killer pigeons spare you.
30M+ people in the US suffer from an eating disorder. We wanted to break the stereotypes around what dealing with an eating disorder is really like, so we wrote a script that tackles it in an authentic way. Like these 30 million people, these eating disorders come in different shapes and sizes. It’s never a one size fits all situation. This is a complex issue, and a picture is worth only a thousand words… Here’s a video that pitches our idea.
Happy #InternationalWomensDay to all our queens out there
When you nail the shot AND no one falls over backwards! #DrusPodcastfortheEndoftheWorld Elesha Barnette Abby Brosh Nicolette Acosta
When you forget that the prop wine is disgusting #MaudesFixins #WineNotWednesday #MaybeNotThisWine http://www.talkingbackpictures.com/
Sometimes you have to deal with divas on set #MaudesFixins https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ia1EseAA9JI
Our #MCM is actually our man crush everyday. Thanks Mike Turner for hanging out with us even when we ignore you #MaudesFixins
Our #WCW goes out to Amy Lynne Berger for being the best activisimist around #MaudesFixins
It's called quilting and yous alls need to know about it #MaudesFixins #NYFW #FashionPolice https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DSMhTDfooR4
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