Pelvic Pain, All Genders
Pain is Complex
Treatment for pelvic pain can help you address pain arising from chronic dysfunction or injury to the pelvic floor.
Pelvic pain can be complicated and there are many factors that can impact treatment, but we believe that anyone has the ability to rewire for progress.
You Have Options
Advancements in the science and treatment of persistent pain mean that new avenues for treatment are opening up. Pelvic pain and injury that is not treated well in the conventional medical model often results in unresolved injury, fear and frustration which end up further contributing to painful conditions. The traditional medical model just isn't designed to treat persistent conditions.
We have many tools that may be right for you and your healing journey. We will discuss the applications of various treatments and decide which are the right direction for you and your goals. Where you want to be and how you want to feel is what matters.
Schedule an assessment with us to find out if Pelvic Floor PT is right for you and get expert advice on where to go next.
Conditions We Treat
- Tight pelvic floor (also referred to as high tone or hypertonic pelvic floor)
- Pelvic floor muscle spasms
- Vaginismus
- Vulvodynia, Vestibulitis and other vulvar pain
- Pudendal neuralgia (pelvic nerve pain)
- Pelvic, bladder, and bowel pressure
- Perineal pain
- Dyspareunia
- Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome (PCOS)
- Endometriosis
- Proctalgia fugax
- Prostatitis
And others, including pre and post-operative for pelvic floor surgeries like hysterectomy and prostatectomy.
What to Expect
Our first meeting is a conversation for us to hear your whole story. It matters because the details of your journey give us important information that allows us to devise a treatment plan customized for you. Because our brains and our experiences are unique, each treatment path is also extremely personal.
Healing is not a short process, but even small changes can have a profound impact. We can help you put together the puzzle pieces around your persistent pain so those small changes are sustainable and add up over time.
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Learn More About Persistent Pain
Watch Cristin's discussion of how stress and pain interact with your nervous system. These connections can be essential for understanding persistent pain and its treatment.
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The Top 3 Things Your Pelvic Floor PT Wants You to Know
If you leak, have pain, can’t go to the bathroom or go too much, are pregnant, have had a baby, we want to help your pelvic floor muscles move the way they are designed to move. Your experience and injuries are unique, but it is helpful to start becoming aware of this area so that your treatment will be off to a great start.
This is also a great step if you can't start treatment right now!