Your most overlooked muscle group can finally get the attention it deserves.

Pelvic floor physical therapy shouldn’t be taboo or stigmatized. It is foundational care, and most people have never had access to it.

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What is the Pelvic Floor?

Your pelvic floor is a group of muscles, ligaments, and connective tissue that sits at the base of your pelvis.

It controls key functions like your bladder and bowels, supports your organs, and plays a critical role in sexual health, core stability, and mobility. However, when dysfunction is present, it can result in uncomfortable symptoms.

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New patients start here.

New patients start here.

From leakage to pain to prolapse and beyond, our therapists are committed to helping you recover from pelvic floor dysfunction.

At The Pelvic Institute, we look at pelvic floor therapy from a root-cause perspective. Your first visit starts with a comprehensive evaluation, including health history, therapeutic goals, and reviewing your symptoms. From there, we build a custom treatment plan that’s specific to your body and condition. Sessions are always one-on-one with your therapist, a full hour long, and designed to move you toward a pain-free life.

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A Different Kind of Therapy

Every session at The Pelvic Institute is one-on-one and catered to your body’s needs.

Most people come to us wanting to get back to what they know as normal. We want more for you. Our expert clinicians will stop at nothing to make sure you leave feeling stronger, and stress and pain-free. Better than baseline is our standard.