Giving you the care you deserve
Transforming Women’s Health
My goal and vision is to align the physical, mental and emotional aspects of care into your treatment. Utilizing a wholistic approach to address all of your symptoms.
I believe that the proper treatment can only come from a comprehensive approach when it comes to healthcare.
My model is designed to treat conditions across the lifespan, from puberty to post-menopause. Each life stage brings new challenges and I want to be there for you along the way.
Conditions Treated
I treat patients across the span of life. Some of the most common conditions we treat are:
Pelvic Pain
Incontinence
Endometriosis
Pelvic Organ Prolapse
Pain with intercourse
Diastasis Rectii
PCOS
Interstitial Cystitis
Bowel Dysfunction
Labor Prep
Pregnancy Care
Post-partum Care
Cesarian Recovery
Pre-post menopausal Care
Post-surgical Care (Gynecologic/colorectal/urologic)
What is Pelvic Floor Physical Therapy?
Pelvic Floor Physical Therapy is a highly specialized area of physical therapy that focuses on how the pelvic floor muscles contribute to your condition and symptoms. Very often the pelvic floor is overlooked in traditional therapy and can be the root cause of many of the above conditions.
We will begin your session with a health history and ask many questions to gather the right information. You will be provided with education about your condition and about the pelvic floor. You will then move onto a full body assessment where you may be asked to do some basic movements. Then your therapist will assess various areas of the body such as your hips, pelvis and low back.
You may require an internal pelvic floor assessment where you therapist will assess your pelvic floor vaginally or rectally. This allows your therapist to assess which muscles may be tight or weak, and helps to provide a full assessment. Of course this is only done with your consent.
You will then be provided with some home exercises to continue on your own in between sessions.
Your follow up sessions will be similar with some component of reassessment, treatment and exercise.
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