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Pelvic Floor 

Physical Therapy

Pelvic Floor Physical Therapy is a subspecialty of physical therapy that focuses primarily on the pelvic floor and surrounding areas including the hips, core, and low back. The pelvic floor is made up of muscle and other soft tissue to support your abdominal organs from below.

 

Read more about what pelvic physical therapy is on our blog here.

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Are you experiencing painful sex / penetration, and not yet ready to see someone in person? Check out our online, self-paced masterclass here.

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Conditions Treated

Urinary Issues -  Anything related to the pain or function of urination. This may include things like interstitial cystitis or post-void dribble.  

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Bowel Disorders - Related to the function of bowel movements, such as chronic constipation or pain. 

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Pain - Pain anywhere, not just the pelvis. This could be hip pain or tailbone pain, for example. 

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Orthopedic Conditions - You are not just a floating pelvis in space, so focusing on the entire body as it relates to your pelvis is also part of our sessions.

Additional Resources

Frequently Asked Questions

Learn more about pelvic floor physical therapy on our blog.

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