Pelvic Pain Physical Therapy
Compassionate, consent-based care for persistent pelvic discomfort, muscle tension, and pain with daily activities.
Service Overview
Persistent pelvic pain can involve muscles, nerves, joints, and the nervous system. Pelvic floor muscle tension or guarding may contribute to pain with sitting, movement, intimacy, or medical exams.
Because pelvic pain is personal, care starts with listening and a careful assessment. Treatment is paced to your comfort, and you decide what feels right.
Symptoms and Concerns
Persistent pelvic discomfort or pressure
Pain with sitting, exercise, or daily movement
Pain with intercourse, tampon use, or gynecologic exams
Pelvic muscle tension or guarding
Tailbone, low back, hip, or abdominal pain
Symptoms that have lasted weeks, months, or longer
How Pelvic Floor Physical Therapy May Help
Assess movement, posture, breathing, and pelvic floor tension
Use gentle, consent-based manual therapy when appropriate
Teach relaxation, down-training, and breathing strategies
Address hip, spine, and core contributors
Discuss pacing and activity modifications
Coordinate with your physician, gynecologist, urologist, or mental health provider