Pelvic Floor

Pregnancy & Postpartum

  • Pelvic Floor Physical Therapy

    1-on-1 Evaluation and Treatments with a doctor of Physical Therapy. We strive to find the root cause of your symptoms and help you reach your goals. We can help you overcome urinary incontinence, urgency, and frequency, pain with intercourse, pelvic organ prolapse, constipation, post-operative (hernia, hysterectomy, endometriosis excision, or pelvic organ prolapse repair), and help you manage menopause symptoms.

    We treat you as a whole person because your symptoms may be caused from outside the pelvic floor.

    75-90 Minute Evaluation

    60 Minute Follow-up ere

  • Pregnancy and Postpartum

    1-on-1 Evaluations and Treatments with a Doctor of Physical Therapy. We offer services for all stages of motherhood. We come alongside moms during pregnancy and postpartum to help with aches and pains, staying active in the gym, preparing for labor, and navigating postpartum.

    We believe postpartum care can start as soon as mom is ready- whether thats 2 weeks, 6 weeks, or years. We can help with all pelvic floor concerns, aches/pains associated with caring for a newborn, and orthopedic concerns.

    75-90 Minute Evaluation

    60 minute Follow-up

  • Birth Preparation Package

    1-on-1 visit with a Doctor of Physical Therapy. Helping moms-to-be and their support person prepare for labor. We will provide education on perineal massage and pelvic floor preparation for reduced tearing risk, pushing strategies, labor positions, pain management options, and early postpartum recovery.

    Can start as early as the 1st Trimester.

    Options include 3 different Packages

    -3 visits: all performed before delivery

    -5 visits: 3 visits prenatally and 2 visits postpartum

    -7 visits: 3 visits prenatally and 4 visits postpartum

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 FAQs

  • We will see patients as early as 2 weeks postpartum but anytime you are ready so are we! These visits can be completed In-Person or Virtually based on your preference.

  • No, you do not need a referral for physical therapy. North Carolina is a direct access state- We will always communicate if we believe further evaluation by another medical professional is required.

  • Yes, this does not interfere with treatment and additionally could provide some relief from menstruation related symptoms. If you are not comfortable with an internal assessment during your menstrual cycle, please communicate this with your provider.