Pelvic floor physical therapy provides a personalized, non-invasive approach to treating pelvic pain. Through hands-on treatment, targeted exervises, movement retaining, and education, we address the underlying causes of pain, restore healthy pelvic floor function, and help you return to the activities you enjoy with greater comfort and confidence. 

Whether you're preparing for birth, recovering after delivery, or navigating the physical changes of motherhood, pelvic floor physical therapy can help. Treatment focuses on relieving pain, improving core and pelvic floor function, supporting recovery, and helping you safely return to the activities you love. 

Expert treatment for hip, low back, and sacroiliac (SI) joint pain caused by injury, pregnancy, arthritis, muscle imbalance, or movement dysfunction. Care includes a thorough evaluation, hands-on manual therapy, personalized exercise, and movement retraining to reduce pain, improve stability and mobility, and restore lasting function. 

Pelvic floor physical therapy can effectively treat bladder and bowel conditions, including urinary leakage, urgency, frequency, overactive bladder, constipation, fecal incontinence, and difficulty emptying the bladder or bowels. Treatment focuses on restoring healthy pelvic floor function, improving bladder and bowel control, and helping you return to daily activites with confidence. 

Physical therapy can help relieve neck and soulder pain caused by poor posture, muscle tension, arthritis, rotator cuff injuries, impingement, or overuse. Treatment includes a thorough evaluation, hands-on manual therapy, targeted exercises, and movement retraining to reduce pain, improve mobility and strength, and restore comfortable, pain-free function. 

Pelvic floor physical therapy can help manage symptoms of pelvic organ prolapse, including pelvic heaviness or pressure, vaginal bulging, and discomfort with standing, lifting, or exercise. Treatment focuses on improving pelvic floor strength and coordination, optimizing core support, reducing symptoms, and helping you stay active without surgery whenever possible.