Incontinence, constipation and other pelvic floor dysfunctions can prevent you from being present with the people you care about and add unnecessary obstacles to your daily life. Many of our clients come in because they are tired of having to wear protection on a daily basis constantly having to worry about the what if’s. What’s even more heartbreaking is they are told all too regularly that these experiences are “normal” because of their age or recent birth experiences. The reality is, common is not the same as normal, and bowel and bladder issues don’t have to be your new normal.   

IC and Painful Bladder Syndrome can feel like navigating a constant battle. The discomfort and disruptions these conditions bring often extend far beyond the physical realm, impacting your emotional well-being and hindering your ability to engage in life fully. I understand that the relentless discomfort associated with IC or painful bladder syndrome can permeate every aspect of your life, from social interactions to intimate relationships. Together, we'll create a personalized treatment plan aimed not just at alleviating symptoms but at helping you regain control and pursue your goals without the burden of chronic discomfort. Say goodbye to limitations and hello to a life where you can fully embrace each moment.

Recovering from gynecological and prostate cancer treatments can be a heavy toll for many clients, both physically and emotionally, as you work to regain control over your body and life. Pelvic floor therapy becomes a crucial component of this journey, addressing physical function, alleviating discomfort, and enhancing overall quality of life. They require a nuanced and holistic approach. 

From urinary incontinence to sexual dysfunction, the post-surgical, chemo or radiation landscape may pose hurdles on the path to a fulfilling life. Some of the post-surgical challenges may include bowel changes, urinary incontinence, painful sex, erectile dysfunction, changes in ejaculation or orgasmic sensations, lymphedema and other pelvic pain or discomfort.   Having your physical therapy sessions scheduled ahead of time for after your surgery can serve as a virtual tool in your recovering to prevent these symptoms from occurring. It’s not too late to reach out. With specialized guidance, we'll work together to develop a treatment plan where you regain confidence and embrace a renewed sense of vitality! 

From potty training to bed wetting to encopresis, these can be frustrating issues for both kids and parents alike. It breaks my heart when I hear kiddos say they feel as though they are missing out on fun times because of the shame associated with bed wetting... BUT WE CAN HELP! The answer is in pelvic floor therapy and your child can become independent with all of their toileting habits and be able to live their fullest, happiest and most adventurous life!