Services
Urinary and Bowel Issues
Pelvic floor PT can be integral in resolving:
incontinence issues
urgency and/or frequency
nighttime runs to the bathroom
frequent UTI’s
constipation
recurrent hemorrhoids and fissures.
Pelvic PT for Pregnancy
Pregnancy puts our bodies through a massive change! This is definitely a ‘labor of love’ and I am here to make this pregnancy experience as painless as possible. Common pregnancy ailments I can help with:
constipation and hemorrhoids
low and mid back pain
abdominal separation / diastases recti
sciatica and hip pain
rib and abdominal pain
Birth Prep Program
Customized and tailored to you, this program will prepare you for all there is to come:
How to safely move and use your body with your changing center of gravity to alleviate common aches and pains
How to use your core with daily activities and with exercise to decrease your risk of abdominal separation
Exercise and nutrition concerns during pregnancy
Techniques for reducing risk of tearing during delivery
Discovering birthing and push positions that are best for YOU
Learning how to breathe and push effectively during delivery
Pelvic Pain:
Endometriosis, Interstitial Cystitis (IC), pudendal neuralgia, chronic prostatitis - these are all diagnoses pelvic floor PT can have a HUGE impact on and be the key to managing and resolving symptoms.
Low Back, Hip, or Tailbone Pain:
95% of people with these symptoms have associated pelvic floor dysfunction. This can often be the missing key in truly resolving your pain.
Pain During Intimacy:
The pelvic floor controls how we feel during these activities. If something doesn’t feel right - reach out for help!
Pain
Postpartum
Even the best childbirth experiences are traumatic on our body, which is why everyone should have a pelvic floor PT assessment after delivering - whether vaginally or c-section. Are you experiencing:
abdominal discomfort or separation (diastasis recti)
leaking (urine or stool including smearing)
Pain with intimacy
painful bowel movements
scar tissue discomfort (c-section or tearing)
return to exercise, improve core strength
Or maybe you’re just not feeing quite right in your body yet? I can help with all of these and get you back to the activities you love.
Dry Needling
Dry needling can help with both pelvic tension/pain and weakness depending on how it is implemented! It helps improve the communication with the nerve between the brain and the muscle involved to help resolve the dysfunction.