Physical Therapy Services
For transgender And Non-Binary Individuals

We help people dealing with pelvic pain, including pain in the abdomen, low back, SI joints, pubic bone, tailbone and genitals. Pelvic pain can be linked to other diagnoses like endometriosis, interstitial cystitis, or prostatitis, or may happen without a known association.

We work with people experiencing painful sex, pain during or after vaginal or anal insertion, and difficulties with sexual satisfaction. The pelvic floor muscles can often be involved in these challenges, as well as other musculoskeletal and neuromuscular structures around the pelvis. Optimizing these structures can often make a big difference in sexual health.

We help people dealing with problems like bladder leakage, voiding dysfunction, and pain related to urination. The pelvic floor muscles are important for bladder support and continence. Weak, overactive and/or uncoordinated pelvic floor muscles can often be factors in bladder difficulties.

We help people experiencing constipation, difficulty emptying stool, difficulty holding back stool and bowel leakage. The pelvic floor muscles are important for bowel control and healthy bowel movements. Pelvic floor dysfunction can often lead to changes in bowel function.

We work with people prior to and after surgical procedures including hysterectomy, prolapse repair, prostatectomy, endometriosis excision or ablation, hernia repair, vaginal reconstruction, and much more! Our goal is to help people optimize their pelvic function, reduce scar tissue adhesions, optimize movement, and reduce recurrence of problems in the future.