OTs In Pelvic Health

Supporting Neurogenic Bowel & Bladder: The OT’s Role in Self-Catheterization


Published: 10 March 2025 at 10:00 UTC

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More about my guest:

Carly Rosenthal, MS, OTR/L an occupational therapist located in Philadelphia, PA who graduated from Thomas Jefferson’s Occupational Therapy program in 2019. Currently Carly works both in a pediatric inpatient rehabilitation program as well as owning her own pelvic floor therapy practice, Enliven Occupational Therapy. While she loves helping children with their pelvic floor dysfunction, she is particularly passionate about assisting both children and adults who face challenges with neurogenic bowel and bladder. She has extensive experience in helping individuals with spinal dysfunction attain functional continence. Each person's journey is unique, and she loves collaborating to find tailored solutions that enhance their daily lives. The combination of creativity, problem-solving, and compassion involved in this work truly inspires her.

How to contact: 

email: [email protected]

instagram: @enliven.ot

website: www.enlivenot.com

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