Our Services

Get to the root cause for long term relief!

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Pelvic Health is for all stages of life

From students with severe menstrual pain and pain with sex, to prenatal birth prep and postpartum rehab, through peri/menopause pelvic health challenges. We have your pelvic floor needs covered.

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Having a Caesarean, Hysterectomy, LAPEX or Birth?

Concerned you will be told to wait “ 6 weeks” before getting pelvic support and guidance? Maximize better outcomes!

Schedule and start your pelvic therapy BEFORE your birth or surgery date. We’ll follow you in early post-op and collaborate with your surgeon.

Have less pain and suffering, prevent or limit narcotic use, and avoid post-op constipation!

Prevent post-op and post-partum complications.

Learn how to move and restore pelvic functions safely (aka poo/pee/sex).

Restore your core and pelvic floor and return to activities you love with confidence.

Questions? Contact us! We are happy to help.

Physical Therapy Treatments

Massage

Manual Therapies

Myofascial Release

Visceral-fascial mobilization for fertility and pain

Home Exercise Prescription, Functional Training

Scar tissue mobilization

Joint mobilization

Acupressure

Manual lymphatic drainage (MLD)

Therapeutic exercise prescription

Neuromuscular re-education/Coordination

Vagal nerve toning/Relaxation training

Modalities

Ultrasound (Mastitis)

TENS and NMES Electrical Stimulation

Trans-tibial Neural Stimulation (IC/BPS)

Prometheus SMEG Biofeedback

Silicone CuppinG

Kinesiotape/Luekotape

Orthotic and Prosthetic Training

Rectal Balloon Training

Hands On a Patient's Pelvis

Follow up treatment sessions are scheduled weekly to bi-weekly after your evaluation and are intended for those in search of expert, goal-driven care!

Customized treatments, individually-
Paced for your needs.

Programs

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Prenatal and Postpartum Physical Therapy

Pessary Fitting and Prolapse Management

Pelvic and Perineal Pain Management

Pelvic Floor Birth Prep and Rehab

Cesarean Prep and Rehab

Hysterectomy Prep/Rehab

Managing Pelvic Organ Prolapse

Pain with Sex and Pelvic Floor Tension

Overcoming Diastasis Rectus Abdominis

Visceral Facial Mobilization for Infertility and Pain Syndromes

Urinary and Fecal Incontinence

Easing Constipation

Endometrial Pelvic Pain

Scar Mobilization

Pre and Post Op OB/GYN Rehab

Return To Running

What Is the Evaluation
and Treatment Process?

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A Pelvic Health Physical Therapy Evaluation is ideal for those in search of a detailed medical review and assessment of their neuro musculoskeletal systems and function, assessment of scar/fascial restrictions relating to infertility, pelvic congestion, and pain, assessment of their pelvis before and/or after child birth, and treatment solutions to pain and dysfunction. External and internal pelvic assessments based on your needs and consent. A treatment plan/home program may be recommended as well as suggested referrals.

Evaluations consist of 30-45 minute intake, 60 minute face to face and written plan of care will completed and can be faxed to your medical provider for collaboration. Education, a home program, and referrals will be included during your first visit.

The process: Ongoing assessment occurs over the next 3-5 sessions to get to the root, followed by putting out “the fire”, then adding activity back in, then restoring to full function.

Treatment plans are weekly hour long follow-ups which taper to bi-monthly or monthly and span 4-6 months or more pending severity and length of pain and dysfunction. Packages are available to offer patients savings to help with progress and commitment to self. Single follow up sessions are available to those who are not able to commit due to time, energy or resources.

At WellWomanPT, we strive to follow your lead. Patient’s know their body and situations best. Recommended treatments and plan will be offered, however patients are ultimately in charge of their healing. We are happy to be a guide along the journey.

We Help Women Live Better Lives

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Common Diagnoses We See…

Vulvodynia/Vestibulodynia

Interstitial Cystitis/Painful Bladder Syndrome

Overactive Bladder

Urinary Stress and Urge Incontinence

Endometriosis/Adenomyosis

Constipation/IBS/Crone’s Disease

Ulcerative Colitis

Ehlers Danlos Syndrome/Hypermobility

Episiotomy/Surgery

Obstetric Anal Sphincter Tears

Caesarean/Hysterectomy,

Perineum Tears/Birth/Sexual Trauma

Pudendal Neuralgia/Sciatica

Coccydynia

Proctalgia Fugax/Rectal Fissures/Hemmorhoids

Pelvic Girdle Pain

Sacro-iliac and Pubic Symphysis Diastasis

Diastasis Rectus Abdominis

Pelvic Organ Prolapse

And Much More!

Pelvic Birth Prep

Pelvic Birth Prep

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Prenatal Exercise Class:
Birth Empowerment Training (BET)

Get Fit for Birth and Beyond

Non-Aerobic; includes yoga style poses, physio- balls, Thera-band, and light weights. Relaxation training is provided at end of class. This wellness class includes specialized exercises to help educate and help you decrease pain during pregnancy and birth, prepare your body for labor and promote faster recovery post-partum. Learn to how to reduce vaginal tearing, abdominal gapping (diastasis rectus), and feed/carry your baby safely. Weekly. 1-1.25 hours for 6 weeks.

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Premium Pelvic Birth Prep

Schedule your perineum massage session at 34 weeks and get your pelvic floor ready. This includes a pelvic health physical therapy evaluation and one treatment session with a pelvic health physical therapist. Learn how to stretch, and relax your pelvic floor for birth! Includes pelvic floor and abdominal assessment, an internal professional perineum manual massage at 34 weeks (your birth partner is encouraged to attend for training of the massage), Surface EMG biofeedback relaxation training, and TENS training for labor pain/postpartum pain. Handouts and home exercise programs are included. Perineum massage and having birth partner training is optional.