The Women's Center
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  • SERVICES
    • Breastfeeding support
    • Prenatal Care
    • Postpartum Care
    • Pelvic Health
    • Myofunctional Release
    • Infant Feeding
    • Orthopedic
    • Dry Needling
    • Mental Health
  • OUR TEAM
    • ADMINISTRATION
    • OFFICE TEAM
    • THERAPY TEAM
  • ABOUT US
    • TESTIMONIALS
  • CONTACT US
    • REFER A FRIEND
  • Blog
  • Calendar of Events

PELVIC HEALTH 

The pelvic floor is made up of muscles and connective tissues to support the organs that live in your pelvis. It is remarkably complex and often cited as the main culprit for a variety of dysfunctions. 

More than 32% of women report at least one episode of pelvic floor dysfunction (PFD) at some point in their lives.  

While it is common to have PFD as a result of pregnancy and childbirth, it is just as common to have pelvic floor challenges not at all related to reproduction.  

The most important thing to know about PFD is that there are gentle, targeted, and non-surgical interventions that can drastically improve, if not fully recover, all of your symptoms.  

Our team of highly specialized and trained women physical therapists use evidence-based techniques to decrease pain and restore function in a peaceful and supportive enviroment.  At The Women's Center, our respectful staff will evaluate and then form a comprehensive individualized treatment plan to address your needs.  
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We specialize in providing treatment and education for (but not limited to)
​     -Pelvic/vaginal pain
     -Dyspareunia (pain with intercourse)
     -Urinary/fecal incontinence, frequency, or urgency
     -Vaginismus
     -Vulvar pain
     -Pelvic organ prolapse
     -Dysmenorrhea
     -Interstitial Cystitis
     -Hip abdomen, thigh, or buttock pain
     -Constipation
     -Pre/post-op pelvic floor disorder
     -Pudendal neuralgia
     -Sacroiliac joint pain
     -Pubic bone pain


Available methods for treatment:
Biofeedback                                                                                                Body mechanics training                                                                                                     
Electrical stimulation                                                                                 Breathing/relaxation techniques
Scar tissue mobilization                                                                            Postural retraining
Manual therapy                                                                                          Bladder retraining techniques
Soft tissue mobilization/myofascial release                                          Joint mobilizations        
Trigger point release                                                                                Core and pelvic floor strengthening
Activity modification                                                                                 Lifestyle/behavioral modifications
​Positioning and exercise for prolapse management​
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PHONE: (941) 745-5111
Fax: (941) 745-5667
EMAIL: [email protected]
1331 10th Street E. Palmetto, Fl 34221