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Pelvic Health Physical Therapy

An AI representation of a pelvis

Do you have a bowel, bladder, pelvic pain, or intimacy problem? Especially one of those no one wants to talk about? That's what we specialize in. 

Let's introduce you to our focus groups first, in case you want to go directly to the respective pages. If not, keep reading to learn more about pelvic floor physical therapy. 

Pelvic floor physical therapy services we offer:

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Women's

Pelvic Health

 

You are important!

As is your pelvic floor health.

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Men's

Pelvic Health

Men's health is a priority in our clinic.

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Pediatric
Pelvic Health

Parents, you have done nothing wrong. Together, lets figure out the "why".

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Teenage

Pelvic Health


You are not alone. We know talking about this stuff is not easy. 

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Home 

Visits 


Consider the benefits of our concierge service

for women's pelvic health.

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What is pelvic health PT?

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Pelvic health physical therapy is a minimally invasive first-line treatment for addressing issues and enhancing function in the abdominal and pelvic regions, including bowel and bladder concerns and sexual problems, as it relates to pelvic floor dysfunction. 

We address any conditions affecting the abdomen or pelvic area. For more specific diagnoses we treat, please visit the targeted group pages listed above. 

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How is pelvic floor therapy different from regular physical therapy?

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To learn more about our pelvic floor physical therapy evaluation, and FAQ's, please visit our First Visit page. 

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What kind of treatments should I expect?

Our treatment is evidence-based, holistic, and after the initial evaluation, may include:

Internal treatments if appropriate

Biofeedback

Personalized pelvic floor exercises

Bowel and bladder training

Pain education and treatment

Visceral manipulation

Sexual wellness

Return to sport and activities

Functional retraining

Nerve mobilization

Wellness education

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I think I need pelvic health therapy, but I am not sure. Can I call you?

Our therapist is available to answer any questions you may have. Feel free to give us a call. 

 

The Cozean Pelvic Dysfunction Screening Tool can also be used as a quick screening tool to determine whether you may have pelvic floor dysfunction and whether you may benefit from pelvic floor physical therapy. 

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If you checked three or more factors, please consider a PT consultation.

I sometimes have pelvic pain (in genitals, perineum, pubic or bladder area, or pain with urination) that exceeds a '3' on a 1-10 pain scale, with 10 being the worst pain imaginable.

I can remember falling onto my tailbone, lower back, or buttocks (even in childhood)

I sometimes experience one or more of the following urinary symptoms: * Accidental loss of urine. * Feeling unable to completely empty my bladder. * Having to void within a few minutes of a previous void. * Pain or burning with urination. * Difficulty starting or frequent stopping/starting of urine stream.

I often or occasionally have to get up to urinate two or more times a night.

I sometimes have a feeling of increased pelvic pressure or the sensation of my pelvis organs slipping down or falling out.

I have a history of pain in my lower back, hip, groin, or tailbone or have had sciatica.

I sometimes experience one or more of the following bowel symptoms: * Loss of bowel control * Feeling unable to completely empty my bowels * Straining or pain with a bowel movement * Difficulty initiating a bowel movement

I sometimes experience pain or discomfort with sexual activity or intercourse.

Sexual activity increases one or more of my other symptoms.

Prolonged sitting increases my symptoms.

 
“The natural healing force within each of us
is the greatest force in getting well.”

 
― Hippocrates
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