Pelvic Floor & Women’s Health
The pelvic floor is a group of muscles that supports the bladder, bowel, and reproductive organs while working closely with the core, hips, and spine. When these muscles are not functioning optimally, they can contribute to pain, weakness, instability, and changes in bladder or bowel control.
At our practice, pelvic floor therapy is provided one-on-one with a female Doctor of Physical Therapy in a private, supportive environment designed to help you feel comfortable and heard.
Who is Pelvic Floor Therapy For?
Pelvic floor dysfunction can affect anyone, including men! It can be helpful for those experiencing pelvic pain, discomfort during movement, intercourse or exercise, bladder or bowel leakage, feelings of pressure or heaviness, core weakness, or pain.
Treatment focuses on how your pelvic floor works together with the rest of your body, so care is tailored to your specific symptoms and personal goals.
Restore, Align & Stabilize your pelvic floor
Pelvic floor therapy works to restore proper muscle function, align the pelvic floor with the core and postural system, and stabilize the body for improved comfort and control. Treatment may include education, breathing strategies, postural retraining, gentle manual techniques, and guided exercises to improve coordination and strength.
By addressing the pelvic floor as part of the whole body, therapy supports improved movement, reduced pain, and greater confidence in daily activities, exercise, and recovery.
FAQs
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WILL I NEED AN INTERNAL EXAM?No, an internal exam is not required to receive effective pelvic floor therapy. Treatment can be performed externally and will be tailored to your comfort level.
Yes! Because an internal exam is not required, you can absolutely attend your appointment while on your period.
CAN I COME IN WHILE I’M ON MY PERIOD?IS PELVIC FLOOR THERAPY ONLY FOR POSTPARTUM PATIENTS?No, pelvic floor therapy is appropriate for anyone who has a pelvic floor, including men! However, typically we support women at many stages of life, including during pregnancy, postpartum, and for ongoing or long-standing pelvic concerns.
IS THIS A PRIVATE EXPERIENCE?Yes - All pelvic floor sessions are conducted one-on-one with a female Doctor of Physical Therapy in a private treatment space.