In Motion Therapy is a community leader in innovative and research-based treatment of pelvic floor weaknesses and pain in both men and women. Our specialized clinicians perform a detailed evaluation of posture, pelvic floor and surrounding muscle groups, biomechanics, as well as spine and hip function. We also utilize biofeedback-enhanced pelvic floor muscle education in the clinic.

Treatment may also include myofascial trigger point release techniques along with relaxation and breathing strategies. Pain free exercises and self-care strategies will be implemented from the beginning to ensure that your care is complementing your healing.

Pelvic Pain and disorders of the bowel and bladder system are complex. Conditions of the pelvic ring may involve many components including urinary, colorectal, sexual function and orthopedic issues.

Our therapists have expertise in pelvic ring dysfunction and conditions that are unique to woman. These conditions could be conditions of incontinence, pelvic pain, pregnancy and post-partum pain and intimacy related issues. Additionally, we recognize that men also have their own unique needs and our therapists are equipped to help conditions related to chronic prostatitis and post prostatectomy. Some examples of the variety of conditions we treat include but are not limited to:

Common pelvic pain and bowel or bladder diagnoses may include:

• Pelvic floor dyssynergia

• Leaking of urine, stool and/or gas

• Urinary or fecal urgency and frequency

• Obstructed defecation, constipation

• Coccyx pain, Coccygodynia

• Proctalgia fugax

• Prostatitis

• Groin or genital pain

• Painful pelvic floor contraction

• Levator ani syndrome

• Vulvar pain, vulodynia, vaginismus

• Pudendal neuralgia

• Oncology related surgery/radiation issues

• Pain during intercourse, pain during or after orgasm, dyspareunia

• Anorgasmia

• Pelvic organ prolapse

• Myofascial trigger points

• Genitourinary Disorders

• Post-surgical pain, post-hysterectomy pain

• Side Effects of Endometriosis

• Scar and Adhesion Management

• Perineal Pain

If you have question specific to pelvic health, please reach out to us at imadmin@therapypartners.com and one of our clinicians who specialize in pelvic health will respond.