NEW!
Pelvic floor physical therapy

Do you experience leakage when you sneeze, cough, run, jump, or exercise?

Do you have urinary frequency or urge?

Are you postpartum?

Do you have pelvic girdle pain?

Do you have pain with intercourse?
Then pelvic floor physical therapy may be right for you!!

What is pelvic floor physical therapy?

Specialty care that provides treatment for bowel, bladder, and sexual dysfunction. Physical therapists that specialize in this field have taken additional training courses to be qualified to treat pelvic floor muscle tightness, weakness, or other issues that may contribute to pelvic floor dysfunction.

What treatment is involved with pelvic floor physical therapy?

Manual Therapy

Exercises- strengthening and/or stretching

Biofeedback

Relaxation techniques

Postural education

Behavioral techniques

Lifestyle modifications

What can pelvic floor therapy help with?

Incontinence
Urgency
Constipation
Organ prolapse
Pain with intercourse
Pregnancy related back pain or pelvic girdle pain
Post-partum healing, diastasis recti
Tailbone pain
Post-operative pelvic procedures
Painful bladder syndrome
Vulvadynia

How is pelvic floor therapy different from traditional physical therapy services?

Depending on your comfort level, a pelvic floor physical therapy evaluation and treatment plan may include both external and internal examination and/or treatment of your pelvic floor muscles. This is critical for assessing the strength and/or tightness of the pelvic floor muscles. Internal treatment such as manual therapy can be used to address tightness of the pelvic floor muscles, and can also be an effective way of achieving awareness of pelvic floor muscle contraction.

NEW! Pelvic floor physical therapy

NEW!
Pelvic floor physical therapy