Allyson Augusta Shrikhande, MD, CMO

Meet Our Co-Founder & Chief Medical Officer: Dr. Allyson Shrikhande

Dr. Allyson Shrikhande is a board certified Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation specialist, Chief Medical Officer of Pelvic Rehabilitation Medicine, and an expert in women’s and men’s health and sexual health. A leading expert on pelvic health and a respected researcher, author and lecturer, Dr. Shrikhande is a recognized authority on female and male pelvic pain diagnosis and treatment. Dr. Shrikhande is passionate about this cause and dedicated to helping women and men with pelvic pain who often suffer without anyone willing to listen, understand or find the cause of their pain. That’s why she has traveled the world to work with expert gynecologists, urologists, physiatrists, and interventional pain physicians. Dr. Shrikhande has distilled this global expertise into an office-based, cutting-edge approach to the treatment of pelvic pain and pelvic floor muscle dysfunction. With an extensive background in women’s health and musculoskeletal(sports) medicine, she has applied these concepts to non-operative pelvic pain management. She has published many peer-reviewed articles on PRM’s unique treatment for pelvic pain in academic journals and actively speaks at medical conferences about the outcome data in decreasing pelvic pain patients’ pain and improving their quality of life.

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WHY DID YOU BECOME A DOCTOR?

My female mentor as a child was my pediatrician, so that is what I originally set out to become. I saw how she was able to make such a positive impact and help children feel better and to me she seemed like a real life super hero.

HOW WOULD YOU DEFINE PATIENT CARE?

I am very lucky as the field that I am in allows me to really get to know my patients, and really try and understand them as a whole, therefore I define patient care as “caring for people as a whole”

WHY DID YOU CO-FOUND PRM?

After suffering from persistent pelvic pain myself, I was left feeling unseen by the healthcare system – which led me to develop the protocol that is used nationwide by the pelvic pain specialists at PRM to help stop the suffering patients have to endure. I founded PRM to serve chronic pelvic pain patients – a population that is often silent and silenced. As a physiatrist treating pelvic pain, I developed a treatment protocol that focuses not on a single organ system but on the interplay of the different organ systems in the pelvis with each other and with the muscles and nerves. The treatment I created is safer, more comfortable, and efficacious. The best part? It’s safer for women (who are a majority of PRM’s patients – such as those with endometriosis), as it avoids radiation and offers the ability for patients to receive treatment and go on with their day. PRM is proud to be the only national organization of pelvic pain specialists that offers a unique and comprehensive ultrasound-guided approach to the pelvis – the first of its kind in the country. I love being able to work with every single PRM provider across the country as they learn the protocol and I am proud to say I am the first patient for every new pelvic pain specialist in each office, too!

WHAT IS YOUR APPROACH TO TREATMENT?

A lot of listening, trying to understand their unique journey. I’ve also been a patient, and I can relate to the destruction that the pain causes in all aspects of life including work and relationships. I try to connect with my patients and in my line of work, I really get to know my patients and have the ability to change their lives.

WHAT MAKES YOU MOST PASSIONATE ABOUT HELPING PRM’S COMMUNITY OF PATIENTS?

Our patients at PRM have often been dismissed by the healthcare community and are seeking answers and information. I feel like the healthcare system overall has failed our patient population.

I’m passionate about validating their symptoms and letting them know they aren’t alone, even if they feel they are. I help them connect the dots to come up with treatment plan to get them on their way to living their life again, along with educating them and reminding them that the pain they’re feeling is not in their head, that this is real, and this is our plan to get them on a better path.

WHAT IS YOUR FAVORITE PART OF YOUR JOB?

I feel humbled and honored to have the opportunity to have a positive impact on women’s health in the United States. To be part of the journey and the movement to have our voices heard and no longer ignored. I’m proud to have the opportunity to hear what patients have to say, listen to their stories, and see PRM’s reviews of how we’re making a difference in their lives.

WHAT DOES PRM’S MISSION OF “DECREASING THE TIME PATIENTS ARE SUFFERING WITH PELVIC PAIN” MEAN TO YOU?

At PRM we are on a mission to stop the suffering our pelvic pain patients have to endure. As a pelvic pain patient, I realize it is miserable to have to live with lower abdominal pain, severe menstrual cramping, pain with intercourse, urinary symptoms that keep you from sleeping and living an active life, and bowel symptoms such as pain, frequency, bloating, and constipation. At PRM we have a unique, safe, effective office-based procedure that has been shown to help and we want patients to start feeling better sooner – and not be tossed around the medical system seeking assistance.

DO YOU DO ANY NON-PROFIT OR PHILANTHROPIC WORK?

PRM supports the Endometriosis Summit and Endo Black. As many of our patients have Endometriosis, these made sense for us, both non-profit organizations are doing amazing work. In addition, I talk to local hospitals, non-profit organizations or mom’s groups to help raise awareness about the pelvic floor and pelvic pain and options for treatment. I am also heavily involved in the International Pelvic Pain Society, which is a non-profit organization for medical professionals treating pelvic pain.

WHAT IS SOMETHING YOU ARE PROUD OF THAT PRM HAS DONE?

PRM has started our own Clinical Advisory Board, made up of national leaders, to help publish, discuss, and move the field of pelvic pain forward – all over the country and in multiple specialties. I’m proud that people want to join this board, that they believe in PRM, in our mission, and progressing our field. Additionally, PRM puts a lot of time and energy into efforts in research and quality, and into setting up a national data collection for pelvic pain in the states we are in. We are leading the path in collecting data and we publish on PRM’s office-based procedure outcomes, which our doctors are presenting at national meetings and Grand Rounds across the country.

EDUCATION & EXPERIENCE

Formerly affiliated with Weill Cornell, Dr. Shrikhande helped to found the Weill Cornell Medical Center Women’s Health Musculoskeletal Outpatient Clinic and she is the founder of Pelvic Rehabilitation Medicine. She received her training at:

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Madhu Bagaria, MBBS

Meet Your New York Endometriosis Excision Specialist

Dr. Madhu Bagaria, M. B. B. S. is board-certified in Obstetrics and Gynecology and Laparoscopic Surgery. As an expert in women’s and men’s health and sexual health, she has extensive experience treating pelvic pain conditions, abnormal uterine bleeding, and endometriosis. Dr. Madhu believes in listening to her patients, understanding their experiences and their individual needs, and working with them on a treatment plan that works best for their condition and lifestyle.

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WHY DID YOU BECOME A DOCTOR?

There were no doctors in my family, and my mom had developed a condition with which she needed help navigating. I saw firsthand as to how a chronic health problem can impact a person’s life and I I wanted to be the one to help her and other people facing similar challenges in life, so I became a doctor. I later found that being a doctor serves humanity to a bigger extent and that it’s gratifying workI feel very lucky to be a gynecology doctor, as I am passionate about women’s health. I feel humbled to have the opportunity to serve women with the excellent care which they deserve.

WHAT IS YOUR APPROACH TO TREATMENT?

I believe that the most important part of treatment is listening to my patients first. I want to understand their experiences, where they are coming from, what treatments they have already undergone, what has worked and what has not, and to understand their goals. I can determine whether they will benefit from surgery and what kind of balance in treatment they will need. It is important for patients to be heard and to not be pushed away.

WHAT ARE YOUR THOUGHTS ON HELPNG THE POPULATION OF WOMEN SUFFERING WITH ENDOMETRIOSIS?

I see people from various walks of life and as a woman, I can understand where they’re coming from and provide them support throughout their journey. Endometriosis is a chronic and painful condition that can impact women’s lives profoundly. It is just like a cancer but with benign pathology and – it needs follow up and support. Those with endometriosis need a specialist who understands this, and they need a support system. They need someone who can understand their pain and to help them get from point A to point B. Endometriosis is very under-researched, as not one thing fits everybody. Women must be understood, and we need to partner with them because everyone and every endo case is different.

WHAT IS SOMETHING YOU WANT PEOPLE TO KNOW ABOUT PELVIC HEALTH?

Pelvic health is important for everyone regardless of age, gender, or activity level. The pelvis joins the upper and lower body together, and it supports every activity we do. We use and overuse it without realizing it. We go through different phases in our lives like childbirth and pregnancy which can have profound effects in our pelvis. If you are having pelvic pain or other related problems, please seek help. There are effective treatments available.

EDUCATION & EXPERIENCE

Lady Hardinge Medical College, University of New Delhi, New Delhi, India – MB BS
University College of Medical Sciences, New Delhi, India – Resident, Obstetrics and Gynecology
University College of Medical Sciences, New Delhi, India – Senior Resident, Obstetrics and Gynecology
Memorial Sloan Kettering Hospital, New York, New York – Observership, Gynecologic Oncology
Henry Ford Hospital & Wayne State University, Detroit, Michigan – Resident, Obstetrics and Gynecology
Emory Hospital Department of Gynecology and Obstetrics, Emory University School of Medicine, Atlanta, Georgia – Fellowship, Advanced Pelvic Surgery
ARZ Minimally Invasive Gynecol, Programs in Arizona, Mayo School of Graduate Medical Education, Mayo Clinic College of Medicine, Scottsdale, Arizona – Fellow

PROFESSIONAL MEMBERSHIPS & AFFILIATIONS

American Association of Gynecologic Laparoscopists American Congress of Obstetricians and Gynecologists Association of Obstetricians and Gynecologists of Delhi

CAREER HIGHLIGHTS

Assistant Professor of Obstetrics and Gynecology at the Mayo Clinic College of Medicine and Science Published: Meckel’s Diverticulum: Role of Small Bowel Exploration in Patient Presenting with Abdominal Pain

Laura Koch, CNM-FPA, WHNP-BC

Meet Your Chicago Pelvic Pain Specialist: Laura Koch

Laura Koch, CNM-FPA, WHNP-BC is a dedicated pelvic pain specialist and an exert in women’s and men’s health and sexual health. Laura is passionate about helping our community of patients after seeing firsthand, so many of her patients normalizing chronic pelvic pain in their daily lives. She is dedicated to spreading awareness about the effective treatments that are available for so many patients that are suffering. Throughout her healthcare career, Laura often encountered patients that had previously seen several providers without ever receiving an appropriate diagnosis or treatment plan for their pelvic pain. For Laura, her mission is to take the time to listen to patients’ experience, validate that what they’re feeling is real, and tailor an individualized treatment plan to address each patients’ unique needs.

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WHY DID YOU BECOME A NURSE PRACTITIONER?

I became a nurse practitioner because I loved being a person that can be confided in and helping patients learn more about their physical and sexual health and partner with them towards wellness.

WHAT IS YOUR APPROACH TO TREATMENT?

Listening to my patients and affirming what they are telling me. I like to help dispel shame and encourage patients to be more present and confident in their own bodies.

WHAT MAKES YOU MOST PASSIONATE ABOUT HELPING PRM’S COMMUNITY OF PATIENTS?

The honor of being witness to patients who are empowered and committed to making progress towards their health goals. Seeing them experience less pelvic pain, being able to make a big impact on their day to day and helping them have better outcomes.

HOW WOULD YOU DEFINE PATIENT CARE?

I started my career as a nurse-midwife, so I approach people holistically. People feel comfortable talking to me because I listen to their experiences and needs, and partner with them on their treatment plan.

WHAT IS YOUR FAVORITE PART OF YOUR JOB?

The honor of being witness to patients who are empowered, educated and making progress towards their health goals. Helping to dispel shame and helping build confidence in patients to be more present and confident in their own bodies.

WHAT DOES PRM’S MISSION OF “DECREASING THE TIME PATIENTS ARE SUFFERING WITH PELVIC PAIN” MEAN TO YOU?

Patients often times are gaslit by other medical professionals. PRM providers are acknowledging that their pain is real and helping them heal from it.

WHAT ARE YOUR THOUGHTS ON HELPING THE POPULATION OF WOMEN SUFFERING WITH ENDOMETRIOSIS?

Just because it’s difficult to see in traditional medical tests, doesn’t mean it’s not present and potentially devastating. We’ve been told as a society that to be a woman you have to accept a certain form and amount of suffering– that it’s “your cross to carry” as a woman. Sometimes pain can be related to an inflammatory condition, such as endometriosis.

WHAT IS SOMETHING YOU WOULD LIKE PEOPLE TO KNOW ABOUT PELVIC HEALTH?

The pelvis is our foundation. If the pelvis is out of alignment, it can affect so many different things in our body.

EDUCATION & EXPERIENCE

Certified Nurse Midwife & Women’s Health Nurse Practitioner | Aunt Martha’s Health and Wellness MSN Certified Nurse-Midwife & Women’s Health Nurse Practitioner | Georgetown University, Washington, D.C. BSN Nursing | Oakland University, Rochester, MI

Dominique Cooper, WHNP-BC
Dominique Cooper, WHNP-BC, is a nurse practitioner who specializes in gynecologic disease pathologies including acute and chronic pelvic pain, reproductive healthcare, and preventative healthcare. She’s passionate about helping the PRM community and patient population learn and understand what’s behind chronic pelvic pain symptoms and aiding in their journey to recovery. Dominique Cooper completed her BS in Biology with Honors from Jackson State University, an MBA in Healthcare Administration with Honors from Belhaven University, and an MSN in Women’s Health with Honors from Vanderbilt University. Through her experiences, she has gained an understanding of chronic pelvic pain symptoms in both women and men, allowing her to prescribe and initiate treatments. In her position and working with PRM, she understands the importance of acknowledging and validating the pain that patients are feeling and providing the assurance that their pain can be improved with our multi-modal approach.

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WHY DID YOU BECOME A NURSE PRACTITIONER?

I became a Nurse Practitioner because I wanted to empower women to take full control of their bodies. Understanding how and why it functions the way it does is key to understanding their diagnosis. I enjoy not only providing this education, but also listening with intent to allow my patients to feel respected and heard. Opening the floor in confidence is a deep-rooted approach of mine that greatly improves treatment plans and quality of life for my patients.

WHAT IS YOUR APPROACH TO MEDICINE?

The goal of my approach is to help my patients feel reassured, heard, and confident in the care they receive from me. The pelvis is the center or grounding for the body. Providing education on why chronic pelvic pain symptoms develop is a goal of my practice.

WHAT IS YOUR APPROACH TO OUR PATIENT POPULATION?

It has been clinically proven that 1 in 9 women suffer from endometriosis. This means that there are many women who are suffering that may or may not yet know they have it. This can be due to ongoing misdiagnosis and lack of treatment or knowledge about the disease process and/or symptom profile. My goal is to bring awareness of endometriosis and help patients understand that their pain is real. My belief in treating the misdiagnosed, silenced, and silent patient population is to ensure they understand that the pain or discomfort they feel is real. Often, patients are told that they are not in pain or that it is in their head. Even worse, historically, marginalized patients are not taken as seriously as others. My approach for my patient population is to increase awareness, decrease stigma, and improve quality of life.

WHAT IS YOUR FAVORITE PART OF YOUR JOB?

My favorite part of my job is providing education to my patients about how their body functions and why certain ailments develop when they are not functioning properly. Unfortunately, many patients feel that their symptoms are unrelated to one another. I help patients to understand disease processes and provide a multimodal approach for them to have a better quality of life.

Natalia Obzejta, MD

Meet Your Pelvic Pain Specialist in Los Angeles, CA

Dr. Natalia Obzejta, MD is an expert in women’s and men’s health and sexual health, who believes in taking an integrative, functional, and holistic approach to treatment and the importance of preventative maintenance and medicine.

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WHY DID YOU BECOME A DOCTOR?

There have been a lot of things that have happened in my life that have guided me in this direction. I was working as a chemist, working with Botox, fillers, implants, etc., but the job was lonely in the lab. I am a social person and was recommended to medicine because I like interaction. I was introduced to other providers and just went for it!

WHAT IS YOUR APPROACH TO TREATMENT?

Everyone is different and everyone has different barriers, strengths, and weaknesses. I am patient-centered, I like getting to know them and building a relationship that encourages them to be honest with me about treatments that seem possible for their body and their lifestyle.

WHAT ARE YOUR THOUGHTS ON HELPNG THE POPULATION OF WOMEN SUFFERING WITH ENDOMETRIOSIS?

I don’t think many women know that there’s treatment options for endometriosis. When I tell people what PRM’s treatment approach is, they usually have never heard of it and their only knowledge about treating endometriosis is usually a one-step, when it should not be. No treatment should be just one step. I believe that educating more women about the possibilities of treatment is very important.

WHAT’S SOMETHING YOU WOULD LIKE PEOPLE TO KNOW ABOUT PELVIC HEALTH?

There’s not just one treatment for any one patient. We have treatment plans that focus on our patients, and not just the traditional step-by-step guidelines. At PRM, we give our patients other options that other physicians may not know about, which are more than just the standard.

EDUCATION & EXPERIENCE

Dr. Obzejta received her BS in Chemistry from the University of California Santa Barbara. In the years following, she completed her Medical Degree from Poznan University of Medical Sciences and residency at Dignity Health Family Medicine Program in Sacramento, CA. During her time in residency, she focused on Integrative medicine and educating patients on the importance of prevention.

Laura Brott, APRN

Meet Your Pelvic Pain Specialist in the Greater DC Area

Laura Brott, APRN is an expert in women’s and men’s health and sexual health, who believes in a holistic approach to treatment. As someone who has always wanted to be part of diagnosing and treating patients, she works to tackle all health issues involved when a patient sees her for pelvic pain symptoms and provides a plan for a multi-modal approach to treatment.

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WHY DID YOU BECOME A NURSE PRACTITIONER?

I was a nurse for five years before becoming a nurse practitioner. I wanted to be a little more hands-on, on top of nursing, and wanted to see people come full circle, instead of just doing the orders that were given. I wanted to be part of diagnosing and treating people, instead of just giving them medications.

WHAT IS YOUR APPROACH TO TREATMENT?

I approach everything holistically. We’re not just tackling medical issues – we’re tackling diet, exercise, sleep, and stress levels with basically every problem.

WHAT ARE YOUR THOUGHTS ON HELPNG THE POPULATION OF WOMEN SUFFERING WITH ENDOMETRIOSIS?

This is a population of women that is underserved because endometriosis is so poorly diagnosed. I want more people to know that if endometriosis is causing their symptoms and pain, that we have an actual, effective treatment for them.

WHAT’S SOMETHING YOU WOULD LIKE PEOPLE TO KNOW ABOUT PELVIC HEALTH?

One thing people don’t realize about their pelvic health is that we hold a lot of tension in the pelvis – not just in our shoulders – and this really affects the entire body.

EDUCATION & EXPERIENCE

MS in Nursing | Vanderbilt University BS in Nursing | University of Virginia

CAREER HIGHLIGHTS

Laura has worked at the Children’s National Hospital in Washington, DC, working with chemotherapy and bone marrow transplant patients. Most recently, her experience includes working with women for their gynecological and obstetrical visits, annual exams, and diagnosing and treating various GYN conditions.

Jennifer Navon

Meet Your Functional Health Coach

Jennifer Navon is a certified Functional Health Coach and has a passion for helping people find the root cause of their symptoms to heal from their chronic conditions. She believes that no one should suffer from unwanted pain or symptoms, especially if it is having an impact on their everyday life. Jennifer joined the team at Pelvic Rehabilitation Medicine in 2023 to help patients nationwide, offering services via telehealth. Having seen the benefits of nutrition for chronic pelvic pain and endometriosis firsthand, as well as through the lives of her clients, she is excited to apply these principles to overcoming chronic pelvic pain. Jennifer loves learning new things, her favorite place to be is on a beach with a good book and lifting weights makes her happy!

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WHY DID YOU BECOME A HEALTH COACH?

I have been on my own health and fitness journey for quite some time now. 4 years ago, I started having serious symptoms and decided it was time to take control of my health. Throughout my journey, I have grown a deep passion for functional health practices. Because of this passion, I left my job as a high school math teacher and decided to pursue becoming a functional health coach full time!

WHAT ARE THE GOALS OF YOUR APPROACH TO HEALTH COACHING?

My ultimate goal is to spread the word and help others get their lives back through functional health coaching. I want to empower women to take control of their health by finding the root cause of their symptoms and to help them build the confidence they need to heal.

WHAT IS YOUR FAVORITE PART OF YOUR JOB?

I love connecting with people from all over the world and giving them comfort in the sense that they are not alone and giving them someone who will listen and believe in what they are going through. When working with these clients, it makes me happy when I see them develop lifelong habits while healing.

WHAT’S SOMETHING YOU WOULD LIKE PEOPLE TO KNOW ABOUT DIET AND PELVIC HEALTH?

Food and nutrition can have a very big impact on pelvic pain and a healing trajectory. Dialing in on the foods that make you feel good and that will support your body can make the biggest difference in your journey!

EDUCATION & EXPERIENCE

In 2017, Jennifer graduated from East Stroudsburg University with a degree in Mathematics and Secondary Education. She went on to teach high school math for 5 years but felt like she was meant to do more. In Spring 2022, she enrolled in Metabolic Mentor University to become a certified Functional Health Coach.

Monique Bogni CNC, CHHC

Meet Your Integrative Nutritional Health Coach

Monique Bogni is a certified nutritionist and health coach who has a passion for helping people rethink the way they eat and use food as a tool to become healthier and happier in their everyday lives. She is a strong believer in the power of diet to restore balance in the body to holistically address chronic pain and a variety of other health issues. Monique’s approach to helping people heal is rooted in the idea that everyone can take control of their own health – she doesn’t simply prescribe solutions, but works to empower people and give them the confidence to make the best decisions for themselves. When not helping her clients, Monique enjoys traveling, beach days, cooking for her friends, and playing with her two cats.

WHY DID YOU BECOME A NUTRITIONIST/HEALTH COACH?

I’ve always been passionate about healthy eating, and when I started dealing with some of my own health issues I began to really research and look into eating habits and the way they can affect your overall health. By making changes to my diet I lost weight, reduced my symptoms, and majorly improved my energy levels. It made me aware of the ways that not eating well had affected me. I realized that I wanted to do this for other people – help them figure out what works best for them.

WHAT ARE THE GOALS OF YOUR APPROACH TO HEALTH COACHING?

I like to start by getting a sense of people’s relationships with food throughout their lives. Usually when people start seeing me for nutrition and coaching, they’ve already tried a lot of things in the past, so I like to start by getting a sense for what their diet has been like throughout their lifetimes, what food intolerances they may have, symptoms, and what their main health goals are. It’s important to me to understand my clients’ relationship to food first and foremost. From there the goal is to help people heal and feel better, not just learning what and what not to eat but also gaining confidence, removing guilt around food, and becoming empowered to heal themselves. A lot of diets focus on weight loss as the end-all be-all, but to me it’s not so much the goal as a natural result of improving your health.

WHAT IS YOUR FAVORITE PART OF YOUR JOB?

It makes me really happy when I’m able to put people on a trajectory towards healing. I love it when I share some information with someone and then further down the line they come back and tell me that it changed their life. I also just really like sharing recipes with people and really blowing their minds with how good eating healthy can actually taste.

WHAT’S SOMETHING YOU WOULD LIKE PEOPLE TO KNOW ABOUT DIET AND PELVIC HEALTH?

Food can be such an important tool in healing pelvic pain. Diet is very often linked to pelvic pain and pelvic health symptoms, and anti-inflammatory foods can make a really massive difference in rebalancing and healing the body.

EDUCATION & EXPERIENCE

Monique was raised on healthy food and had an interest in the effects of diet for most of her life. This was one factor that eventually led to her attending the Natural Healing Institute of Naturopathy to study clinical nutrition, gaining her certification in 2013. She went on to study health coaching at the Institute for Integrative Nutrition. Monique has synthesized this background, as well as specialized chef’s training, into Naughty Food Made Nice, a brand dedicated to offering people healthy and delicious alternatives to classic comfort foods, which she created in 2015. She joined the team at Pelvic Rehabilitation Medicine in 2022. Having seen the benefits of a healing diet firsthand as well as through the experiences of her clients, she is excited to apply these principles to overcoming chronic pelvic pain and dysfunction.

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