Helping You Heal

Pelvic Floor Physical Therapy helps treat bladder incontinence by strengthening the pelvic floor muscles to help improve or resolve symptoms of urinary leakage.

Postoperative Physical Therapy for Cesarean Delivery decreases pain and increases mobility while speeding up recovery time.

Seeking Physical Therapy during and after pregnancy can help resolve diastasis more quickly.

Physical Therapy can help improve hip pain as well as ways to help increase mobility and function.

Consulting physical therapy when signs of back pain occur can help improve your quality of life and daily activities.

Targeted Physical Therapy exercises can help the body find relief from pain associated with exercise. We work together to develop a customized treatment plan based on your condition, level of activity and needs.

Physical therapy can help restore beneficial postures that have adapted to a pregnancy or postpartum period.

Pelvic Floor Physical Therapy helps to increase blood flow, decrease sensitivity, and release trapped nerves associated with painful sex. It also helps to relax and tone the vagina muscles leading to a more enjoyable sexual experience.

Pain and discomfort after childbirth is common and can lead to persistent pain. If you’re suffering from abdominal or pelvic pain, we can help identify the issue and create a treatment plan to help alleviate symptoms.

Physical Therapy can be an effective treatment for pelvic floor pain caused from muscles and connective tissue in the structure of the pelvic floor.

Symptoms of prolapse can improve with skilled pelvic floor physical therapy. Those symptoms can include pelvic heaviness, pelvic fullness, the sensation of something falling out of your vagina, constipation, or painful sex.

Pubic Symphysis separation or pain can occur as the pelvis accommodates to a pregnant body and carrying a baby. This can lead to instability and pain. A combination of stabilization exercises, ice, positioning, and manual therapy are used to restore proper alignment .