About myPFM
Pelvic health is one of the most overlooked and misunderstood aspects of human wellbeing - yet billions of people around the world silently struggle with pelvic health dysfunction every day.
myPFM was created to change that.
Founded in 2018, myPFM is a global nonprofit public service campaign dedicated to raising awareness, breaking stigma, and expanding access to pelvic health education and resources. At it's core, myPFM exists to ensure that no one has to suffer in silence simply because they lack information, support or access to care.
Jeanice's Vision
After the birth of Jeanice’s first child in 1999, she experienced pelvic health dysfunction and decided to take a continuing education course to learn more for self-help purposes. As the first anatomy lecture began to unfold, she was overcome with awe, inspiration, and hope. At that moment, she knew that pelvic floor physical therapy was her true calling. She has seen countless lives transformed through this innovative therapy approach, including her own.​
Jeanice’s passion is to share hope, help, and healing with the billions of people that are suffering from pelvic health dysfunction globally.
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Jeanice Mitchell
PT, MPT, WCS, BCB, PMD
Physical Therapist
Founder of myPFM
Her vision for myPFM is “Pelvic Health for All. Everyone. Everywhere. Every Language.” Her fervent desire is that pelvic health awareness and hope may reach as many people as possible, in as many places as possible, regardless of ethnicity, language, socioeconomic status, religious beliefs, or any other perceived barriers.
Pelvic Health for All. Everyone. Everywhere. Every Language.
THE LONG TERM VIEW
To create a global community where pelvic health education is accessible to every person, everywhere.
Jeanice envisions myPFM as a transformative global movement that transcends simple metrics. Her vision is rooted in building a resilient international community where knowledge is shared freely and empowerment is the standard of care. By prioritzing accesible, high- quality education and clinical training, she aims to ensure that every individual has the agency and resources to thrive in their pelvic health journey, regardless of where they live.