This is extremely common, and incredibly disruptive. It can impact the clothes you can wear, sitting tolerance, activities you do, work tolerance, sexual activity, and so much more. I can help you find the root cause, and find lasting relief with compassionate and personal care.

Whether you just gave birth, or it has been 20+ years. Learn impactful education to improve urine and bowel control, sexual activity, and safe return to exercise at your prior intensity level. Our body undergoes massive changes during pregnancy and birth. If left untreated symptoms often worsen over time. Reverse these changes now with experienced and customized care.

I know firsthand (x 4) the great physical changes the female body endures during pregnancy and birth. The best way to feel in control during pregnancy and birth is to be well informed. Help prepare for birth, protect your core and pelvic floor, manage pain, reduced chances of tearing. You will not regret the info learned in these important pregnancy sessions.

This can affect any gender or age across the lifespan. Urine or bowel leakage, increased urinary or bowel frequency, Constipation or urine retention, pain with urination or with bowel movements. The list can go on and on. I promise this is really easy for me to discuss, and I am happy to have a private conversation with you about it.

In order to resolve this pain, we need to find the true source. More importantly, I will teach you how to manage it independently, and how to prevent it from returning with specific and clear recommendations.

Receive advanced level manual therapy shown through research to optimize the environment for fertility. My training also helps manage endometriosis, fibroids, or post surgical care.

Men deal with the same pelvic floor issues as Women - pain, urinary issues, bowel health problems, sexual dysfunction, and post prostatectomy. Be heard and address these concerns with professional, and expert attention.

Pelvic floor issues such as bedwetting, daytime leaking, constipation, urine urgency, painful menstruation, and abdominal cramps are often dismissed as “age appropriate” or normal. A proper assessment and discussion about your child’s habits and patterns can determine the best solution.