Bladder Health & Urinary Dysfunction

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Bladder Health & Urinary Dysfunction

This category includes conditions that affect bladder control, function, or cause urinary discomfort, which can significantly impact your daily life, affecting your physical comfort and emotional well-being. Our specialized treatments focus on restoring bladder health, empowering individuals of all ages to regain control and confidence.

The Pelvic Reset Therapy Approach

We provide comprehensive and tailored treatment plans designed to address a wide range of bladder and urinary conditions for both adults and children. Our goal is to improve the quality of life through our specialized therapies, education, and ongoing support.

Conditions We Treat

Urinary Incontinence (Stress, Urge, Mixed, Overflow): Involuntary urine leakage can be caused by physical activity (stress), sudden urges (intense urges to urinate), a combination (stress & urge), or bladder overflow (a bladder that doesn't empty completely). We offer tailored therapies, including pelvic floor exercises and behavioral strategies, to improve bladder control, so you can feel confident again.

Urinary Urgency & Frequency: A sudden, intense need to urinate or frequent urination can disrupt daily life. Our team provides targeted interventions, such as bladder training and pelvic floor therapy, to reduce urgency and improve bladder function.

Interstitial Cystitis / Painful Bladder Syndrome: Chronic bladder pain and discomfort, often combined with frequent urination, can be challenging to manage. We use a multidisciplinary approach, including physical therapy and lifestyle adjustments, to manage symptoms and enhance comfort.

Pediatric Bowel & Bladder Dysfunction (Bedwetting, Incontinence): Bedwetting or daytime incontinence in children is often linked to developmental or pelvic floor concerns. Our family-friendly treatments include behavioral therapy and pelvic floor exercises to support healthy bladder habits in a nurturing environment.. We work closely with families to ensure each child receives compassionate, individualized care.

Frequently Asked Questions

What types of bladder and urinary problems can pelvic floor therapy help with?

Pelvic floor therapy can address urinary incontinence (leakage), overactive bladder, difficulty emptying the bladder, urgency, frequency, and pain during urination.

Are Kegel exercises always recommended for bladder issues?

Not always. While Kegels can help strengthen weak muscles, some bladder problems are caused by tight or overactive muscles that need relaxation or better coordination. Your therapist will determine the best approach for your condition.

Can pelvic floor therapy help with pain during urination?

Yes, therapy can address muscle tension, trigger points, and nerve irritation that may cause pain during urination, often providing significant relief.

Is pelvic floor therapy appropriate for people who have had bladder surgery?

Yes, therapy can help with recovery after bladder surgery by addressing scar tissue, muscle function, and coordination, supporting better bladder control and comfort.

What should I do if I feel embarrassed about my bladder symptoms?

Pelvic floor therapists are experienced in discussing sensitive issues and will ensure you feel comfortable and supported throughout your treatment.

Our Services

Bladder Health & Urinary Dysfunction

Bowel Health & Digestive Support

Pelvic Pain & Sexual Health

Pregnancy & Postpartum Recovery

Musculoskeletal & Structural Concerns

Post-Surgical Pelvic Health

Oncology-Related Pelvic Health

Pediatric Pelvic Health

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Frequently Asked Questions

What types of bladder and urinary problems can pelvic floor therapy help with?

Pelvic floor therapy can address urinary incontinence (leakage), overactive bladder, difficulty emptying the bladder, urgency, frequency, and pain during urination.

Are Kegel exercises always recommended for bladder issues?

Not always. While Kegels can help strengthen weak muscles, some bladder problems are caused by tight or overactive muscles that need relaxation or better coordination. Your therapist will determine the best approach for your condition.

Can pelvic floor therapy help with pain during urination?Can pelvic floor therapy help with pain during urination?

Yes, therapy can address muscle tension, trigger points, and nerve irritation that may cause pain during urination, often providing significant relief.

Is pelvic floor therapy appropriate for people who have had bladder surgery?

Yes, therapy can help with recovery after bladder surgery by addressing scar tissue, muscle function, and coordination, supporting better bladder control and comfort.

What should I do if I feel embarrassed about my bladder symptoms?