Work with a physical therapist or a pelvic floor specialist
Holistic physical therapy you deserve.
We would love to work with you if you are experiencing…
Pelvic Pain
When muscles are tight from pain, the restricted blood flow and decreased mobility contributes to the pain experience.
Pelvic floor physical therapy can help with significant improvements in symptoms within 2-3 months of working with us. Learn more about our services.
Nerves need blood flow, they need to move well, and they need space.
Symptoms that can be a combination of pelvic floor muscle pain and nervous system sensitization:
rectal pain and pressure
nerve irritation
pelvic pain running
pelvic floor myalgia
sciatica and vulvar pain
“What triggers sciatic nerve pain?”
male perineum pain
“Pain in bottom when sitting.”
“How to relieve sit bone pain?”
neuroproliferative vestibulodynia treatment
stabbing pain in pelvic area
Our plan of cares start at $1180 for 2-3 months of working with a therapist at Bodyful, depending on your needs, medical history, and severity of symptoms. If you are ready to receive relevant education (stop with Dr. Google!), therapeutic touch, movement training, and can commit to a daily home practice (starting at 5 minutes a day), then you will feel significantly less symptomatic within that time frame. You deserve to enjoy your pelvic health! We also offer somatic approaches to touch and movement and Pilates as a resource for supportive wellness and unfolding care.
Are you experiencing painful sex?
“It hurts when I have sex.”
“Hitting a wall” during penetrative sex
vaginismus physical therapy
clitoral pain treatment
deep pain during sex
cramps after orgasm, painful orgasm
pain before, during or after erection or ejaculation
We offer internal pelvic floor therapy.
“cause of pain during ejaculation”
Prenatal & Postpartum Physical Floor Therapy
bladder leakage when running
pelvic pain 3 months postpartum
upper stomach pain during 2nd trimester
lower back pain during first trimester
pelvic girdle pain pregnancy exercises
straining to poop while pregnant
Bladder Health
burning sensation after urination but no infection
leaking urine after peeing
“Why do I feel like I have to pee after I already peed?”
pee in the middle of the night
leaking while running
bladder control
Bowel Health
bowel movement exercise
outlet dysfunction constipation and biofeedback for constipation
fecal urgency
cure GERD naturally
hemorrhoid fissure
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Yes! If your pelvic floor is too tight or not coordinated, it can create difficulty evacuating stool.
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It can be! If you suffer from GERD, you may have tightness at your respiratory diaphragm which can create pressure on the esophagus and stomach sphincters, which in turn can create back flow of stomach acid.
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Our methodology utilizes a unique combination of direct pelvic floor coordination feedback, visceral fascial mobilization, and pressure management strategies through unique core exercises.
Post Surgical Pelvic Rehabilitation
recovery from laparoscopic endometriosis surgery
safe exercises after hysterectomy
prolapse surgery recovery time
post-prostatectomy physical therapy
exercise after umbilical hernia surgery
partial vulvectomy
Any pelvic or abdominal surgery history
Gender Affirming Physical Therapy
Treatment plans for tight pelvic floor muscles symptoms.
Physical therapy before surgery and transition care.
Compassionate, medically informed, and comprehensive pelvic health care.
Emotional Trauma Manifesting As Physical Pain
neck pain, headaches, and jaw pain associated with pelvic floor dysfunction
“How to relieve buttock muscle pain?”
gluteal amnesia symptoms
osteitis pubis treatment
chronic back spasms
“What triggers fibromyalgia pain?”
knee pain without “injury”
Ehlers Danlos syndrome (EDS) and other hypermobility symptoms
"I loved this place and will probably return and start treatment. I feel this group really cares about their clients and they do thorough research in between each sessions."
— ERICA, Fellow Bodyworker