Specialized Pelvic Health Physical Therapy:
Adolescent, & Perinatal
Simplifying pelvic health to support comfort, confidence, and growth through adolescence, pregnancy, postpartum, and beyond.
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Who seeks care at Resilience Physical Therapy?
The issues that bring individuals to discover pelvic PT are many, but mainly include concerns related to the bladder, bowel, sexual function, pregnancy and postpartum, pelvic pain, and exercise and sports.
The contexts these issues occur in also vary, commonly occurring with:
Puberty and menstruation
Pregnancy, birth and postpartum
Chronic health conditions and illness
Gender based care
Menopause
Injury and trauma
Stress and mental health conditions
While some people are already experiencing concerns, others want to learn how to prepare or prevent issues before they show up. Resilience helps with both.
Meeting you where you're at, and moving forward-
Some people feel cautious and guarded as they explore the opportunities of pelvic PT. Others feel more relaxed and easeful with participation. Every individual is unique, and all are welcome.
Whatever the challenge- you're met with extensive knowledge and skills, so you don't have to problem solve alone. Through care at Resilience, you can expect to feel relieved, supported and empowered. You can expect new abilities and opportunities, where previous lack of control over stressful symptoms once took up more space.
We ensure flexibility paired with structure, in a tailored approach. We value collaboration and agency as we work with patients to improve their health and function through hands on care, exercise, education and support.
How would Resilience help you?
Schedule a free, brief clarity call with Anna- where you can share about your problem, ask questions, and learn more about care options.
Whether you are calling to schedule a visit, or to simply learn more- we would love to hear from you!
No medical advice will be provided on the call.
Not ready to call?
No problem. You can complete a contact form here, if it works better to start that way.