How We Help
Pelvic health support from puberty through menopause.
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Period pain
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Endometriosis
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Bladder or bowel dysfunction
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Fertility support
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Pelvic Organ Prolapse
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Many men experience pelvic floor symptoms that go unmentioned or misunderstood. We offer compassionate, discreet care that focuses on restoring normal function and reducing pain.
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Pelvic or perineal pain
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Pain with sitting or ejaculation
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Post-vasectomy discomfort
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Urinary urgency, frequency, or leakage
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Difficulty starting urinary stream
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Constipation or straining
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Comfort, mobility, and pelvic floor awareness during pregnancy.
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Pelvic, hip, or tailbone pain
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Sciatica
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Pubic symphysis discomfort
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Core and pelvic floor coordination
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Breathing and pushing preparation
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Gentle, personalized recovery at your pace.
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Urinary leakage or urgency
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Pain with intercourse
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Diastasis Recti
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Pelvic organ prolapse symptoms
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Return to movement and exercise
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Pelvic health support through hormonal and life transitions.
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Pelvic organ prolapse
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Urinary and bowel leakage
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Pain or dryness
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Core and pelvic floor strengthening
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Provided by our Occupational Therapist for pregnancy, postpartum, and for moms with multiple kids who find it difficult to make it to appointments and would prefer an in-home assessment and care.
Treatment Methods
We use a range of evidence-based tools to support your healing, including:
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Pelvic floor and core assessment
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Manual therapy and myofascial release
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Visceral mobilization
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Scar tissue and tension treatment
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Breathing and pressure management
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Strength and movement retraining
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Education and self-care support
Each treatment plan is unique because your body and your story are unique. We work together to help you move forward with greater comfort, confidence, and understanding.
Frequently Asked Questions
Wear whatever makes you comfortable and allows easy movement. Because we take a whole-body approach, we’ll have you move through different positions to see how your body works together.
Every person and condition is unique. After your first visit, your therapist will recommend a plan based on your goals and how your body responds to treatment. Most patients work with us for several months to achieve lasting results.
We ask for at least 24 hours’ notice if you need to cancel or reschedule. Cancellations with less than 24 hours’ notice incur a 50% visit charge, and missed appointments without notice are billed in full. We’ll always do our best to accommodate reschedules within the same week.
Your first visit focuses on listening to your story and understanding your goals. We assess muscles, nerves, and tissues throughout your body — sometimes including an internal exam, only if appropriate and with your full consent. You’re always in control of what happens during your sessions.
Yes. We offer in-home visits with our occupational therapist for select patients, including those who are pregnant, postpartum, or caring for multiple young children who find it difficult to travel to the clinic.
An in-home visit allows us to assess your needs in the environment where you live and care for your family. This can make treatment more convenient while also giving us valuable insight into your daily routines, movement patterns, and any challenges within your home that may be contributing to discomfort or limiting recovery.
If you think an in-home visit may be the best fit for your situation, contact us to discuss your needs and determine whether this service is appropriate for you.