Pelvic floor physical therapy can help treat a wide range of conditions affecting the muscles and connective tissues of the pelvis and core. Common concerns include pelvic pain, urinary incontinence, urgency/frequency, constipation, prolapse, painful intercourse, pregnancy and postpartum recovery, post-surgical rehabilitation, and chronic pelvic floor dysfunction in both women and men.

In many cases, patients can begin physical therapy without a physician referral, although insurance requirements may vary. Our team can help answer questions about referrals, insurance coverage, and scheduling prior to your first visit.

No. Pelvic floor dysfunction can affect both women and men. Our Sarasota pelvic health program provides specialized care for a variety of men’s pelvic health concerns, including pelvic pain, urinary dysfunction, core weakness, and post-prostatectomy rehabilitation.

Your initial evaluation is conducted in a private, comfortable setting and begins with a discussion of your symptoms, medical history, and goals. Your therapist may assess posture, movement patterns, breathing coordination, core strength, and pelvic floor function to develop an individualized treatment plan tailored to your needs and comfort level.

Yes. Pelvic floor physical therapy is commonly used to help address postpartum concerns such as core weakness, pelvic pain, urinary leakage, diastasis recti, pressure/heaviness, and difficulty returning to exercise or daily activities after pregnancy and delivery.

Absolutely. Men may benefit from pelvic floor therapy for conditions including pelvic pain, urinary dysfunction, post-surgical rehabilitation, constipation, and chronic pelvic floor dysfunction. Treatment focuses on restoring strength, coordination, mobility, and overall function.