We’re Honored to Be a Featured Educator — and You’re Invited!
We have exciting news to share: the Colorado Gynecologic Cancer Alliance (CGCA) has invited N2 Physical Therapy to serve as a featured educator for their community — and this is just the beginning. Dr. Hollie Neujahr will be kicking things off with a free, live webinar on April 23rd, and we couldn’t be more excited to bring this resource directly to gynecologic cancer survivors across Colorado and beyond.
About the Webinar
N2 Pelvic Floor Rehab Lecture 📅 Thursday, April 23, 2026 🕛 12:00 PM Mountain Time 💻 Virtual via Zoom — free to attend
This webinar is designed to be supportive, practical, and genuinely useful. If you’re a gynecologic cancer survivor navigating pelvic floor issues, menopause symptoms, or changes to your body after treatment, this hour is for you.
Here’s what you can expect to walk away with:
- Gentle strategies to manage pelvic pain
- Guidance on bladder and bowel changes after cancer treatment
- Information on vaginal and sexual health concerns
- How to recognize and manage common menopause symptoms
- How to screen for symptoms that deserve more attention — and what treatments are available
- Easy pelvic floor exercises you can start right away
- Tips for reducing discomfort during daily activities
- Safe ways to improve intimacy
- Clarity on when to seek specialized care
Expect clear, compassionate information, practical takeaways you can try immediately, and dedicated time for questions and shared experiences.
Register here: Join the Zoom Meeting Meeting ID: 884 8811 1158 | Passcode: 908691
Meet Your Educator
Dr. Hollie Neujahr, PT, DPT, MBA owns N2 Physical Therapy and The Sisu Practice. She is a board-certified Women’s Health Clinical Specialist with deep experience in pelvic floor rehabilitation and oncology-related care.
Hollie specializes in helping gynecologic cancer survivors manage pelvic pain, bladder and bowel changes, sexual health concerns, lymphedema, and menopause symptoms — using practical movement strategies, myofascial techniques, and targeted interventions like dry needling. She combines clinical expertise with a warm, collaborative approach, focusing on real-world solutions that restore strength, reduce pain, and improve daily function.
Outside of the clinic, she’s an avid runner and golfer who brings a patient-centered, down-to-earth perspective to everything she does — and she can usually be found with her dog Ace nearby.
Why This Partnership Matters
The CGCA exists to support gynecologic cancer survivors, and so does N2. Being asked to serve as a recurring educator for their community is something we take seriously and are genuinely proud of. Pelvic floor health after cancer treatment is often under-discussed and under-treated — and we believe every survivor deserves access to clear information and compassionate, specialized care.
This April 23rd webinar is the first step. We look forward to continuing to show up for this community.
Have questions before the event? Reach out to us — we’d love to hear from you.