We are a specialty clinic focused on pregnancy, postpartum, and pelvic floor dysfunctions. We are skilled at determining the root cause of your symptoms to help you recover. We treat pain with intercourse, pelvic/back...
Pelvic Floor Work
This is a single virtual session offered to assess how you are moving through your day at home while caring for your baby and yourself in early recovery. This session is meant to help you kick start your recovery from labor and delivery. We help you reduce any pain you are experiencing and improve the way you are moving to avoid injuries in the future. Ideally this session is booked within the first two weeks after delivery.
Value varies
Pelvic Floor Work
Postpartum physical therapy is focused on ensuring you can lift, carry, and hold your baby in a way that works for your body. We help your abdominal, back, hip, and pelvic floor muscles work in coordination to be able to participate in whatever activities you choose without incontinence, pain, or feeling weak. Postpartum physical therapy is customized to you and may include exercises, manual therapy, pelvic floor therapy, or other treatments.
Total cost varies depending on number of sessions required $850-1700
And it's not a bunch of onesies and bouncers
Bio
We are a specialty clinic focused on pregnancy, postpartum, and pelvic floor dysfunctions. We are skilled at determining the root cause of your symptoms to help you recover. We treat pain with intercourse, pelvic/back/hip pain, incontinence, bowel symptoms, diastasis recti, wellness, and general postpartum recovery.
What are your certifications and trainings?
There are three clinicians at our clinic who all hold a physical therapy license and doctor or physical therapy degree. Among us we also have training in visceral mobilization and dry needling.
What drew you into working with parents-to-be?
A passion to make the experience of pregnancy and postpartum better. Every birthing parent should feel supported physically and emotionally through pregnancy and in their postpartum recovery. We need to stop settling for good enough and demand feeling our best.