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Interviews and Media

Dr. Amy Pannullo has been featured in interviews and conversations about pelvic health, postpartum recovery, and the approach behind Peak Pelvic Health. Some of these discussions go into more depth than we can cover here, particularly on postpartum recovery and why Kegels are so often the wrong starting point.

You can watch or read them below.

  • VoyageRaleigh Interview April 2026

    Inspiring Conversations with Amy Pannullo of Peak Pelvic Health Physical Therapy

    The most current account of how the practice came to exist. Dr. Pannullo covers starting out mobile, driving to patients and borrowing office space before there was a clinic, the thirteen years at Duke Health on a multidisciplinary women’s health team that preceded it, and why the practice stays out of network.

  • Dr. Manisha Ghimire Video interview, about 28 minutes July 19, 2025

    The #1 Mistake Women Make in Postpartum Recovery (and How to Fix It)

    The longest and most clinical of the three. Dr. Pannullo works through what actually changes in the pelvic floor during pregnancy and after birth, why a Kegel is the wrong tool for a lot of the people doing them, what down-training means, and where she draws the line and sends someone to a physician instead. If you only have time for one of these, this is the one.

  • Positively Community Community interview June 15, 2022

    Real Talk: Interview with Amy Pannullo of Peak Pelvic Health Physical Therapy

    A local conversation about her backstory, who she treats and how the practice works. The oldest of the three: it was recorded at the previous address and describes her as the only physical therapist at the practice, which is no longer the case.

Want the Short Version?

The same ground is covered across this site, in less time. Start with bladder and leaking, or with why Kegels did not work, which is the question that comes up most in the interviews above.

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