Sarah Haag

About Sarah Haag, _{PT, DPT}

Sarah is a physical therapist and co-owner of Entropy Physiotherapy & Wellness in Chicago, Illinois. Her area of interest is in treating the spine and pelvis, with a specialization in women’s and men’s health. In 2008, Sarah received her Doctorate of Physical Therapy and Master of Science degree in Women’s Health from Rosalind Franklin University and was awarded a board certification as a Women’s Health Clinical Specialist (WCS) in 2009. She has completed a Certification in Mechanical Diagnosis Therapy from the McKenzie Institute and is a Registered Yoga Teacher. Sarah is passionate about learning more about the human body in order to provide efficient and compassionate care as she helps patients return to optimal functioning.

PROtalks Webinars Featuring Sarah Haag

Moving Better, Feeling Better, Working Better for Improved Continence

Urinary incontinence is one of those things where the end result looks the same, but the reason(s) for something like urinary incontinence vary from person to person. Finding the best plan can be a challenge, as the internet is full of suggestions, cures, exercises that MUST be done, and exercises that should NEVER be done. During this webinar, Sarah Haag discusses some basic principles of urinary incontinence and then moves through some exercises to explore movements/activities that may open up a world of possibilities.

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Understanding Urinary Incontinence: The First Step To Treatment!

Urinary incontinence impacts people of all ages, and it is a topic that many people are not comfortable discussing with their doctors, friends or families. The great news is there are many things that can be done to CURE urinary incontinence. One of the keys to the cure is knowing which type of incontinence a person is experiencing. Another key is to know that there is help! This webinar, presented by Sarah Haag, will cover the different types of urinary incontinence, why urinary incontinence happens, common interventions that can help reduce or eliminate urinary incontinence, and some simple things that anyone can try at home.

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