What's Changing in Endo Care? An Interview with Amy Stein
- Nicole Cozean

- 4 days ago
- 3 min read
She founded Beyond Basics Physical Therapy, one of the largest cash-based pelvic health practices in the country.
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PelviCon '26 speaker Amy Stein has been one of the pioneers of modern pelvic health.
She founded Beyond Basics Physical Therapy, one of the largest cash-based pelvic health practices in the country, authored the groundbreaking books Heal Pelvic Pain and Beating Endo, and has spent more than two decades helping shape the future of pelvic rehabilitation.
In this conversation, we talk about how far our profession has come—from a time when there were only a handful of pelvic health courses available to today, where thousands of clinicians are entering the field every year.
We also dive into:
✅ How Amy built Beyond Basics into one of the country's premier pelvic health practices
✅ Why collaboration—not competition—is the future of pelvic health
✅ What's changing in our understanding of endometriosis
✅ Why every patient deserves a multidisciplinary team
✅ The importance of mentorship and lifelong learning
Amy will also be joining us at PelviCon 2026 to present two incredible sessions:
📍 Endometriosis Decoded: What's New, What's Changing & What Matters Most
📍 Rehab After Excision Surgery
If you treat patients with endometriosis—or simply want to provide better pelvic health care—you won't want to miss these talks.
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About Amy Stein
Amy Stein, PT is the founder of Beyond Basics Physical Therapy, one of the nation's leading pelvic health practices. She is an entrepreneur, educator, author of Heal Pelvic Pain and Beating Endo, past President of the International Pelvic Pain Society, and one of the pioneers who helped shape modern pelvic rehabilitation. Learn more at https://beyondbasicsphysicaltherapy.com/ or follow her on Instagram @beyondbasicspt.
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Nicole Cozean, PT, DPT, WCS
Founder of Pelvic PT Rising and PelvicSanity Physical Therapy in Southern California.
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Jesse Cozean, MBA
Co-founder of the Pelvic PT Rising and the Rising Podcast.
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