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For people with pelvic floor dysfunction who have struggled to find answers, Pelvic Health and Wellness provides client-centered care with custom treatment plans and non-judgmental sessions, giving you the care and attention you need to finally see lasting results.
The Pelvic Health & Wellness Difference
Peel back the layers to find the root cause
Promote healing with custom treatment
Perk back up and feel more confident
Plan for wellness with tools to live worry-free
Pelvic floor physical therapy offers relief, strategies, and long-term solutions.
Pelvic floor physical therapy addresses the strength and coordination of muscles in the pelvic floor in order to restore optimal functioning. Through assessments, custom treatment plans, and ongoing support, pelvic floor therapy will help relieve bladder, bowel, sexual dysfunction, and fertility concerns.
Pelvic floor dysfunction commonly goes undiagnosed, which can lead to years of silent suffering. If this is you, we want you to know there are solutions. Pelvic Health & Wellness Physical Therapy is the leading resource for pelvic health in the Milwaukee area and beyond, offering accessible, innovative care to anyone facing pelvic floor challenges. If you have pelvic floor concerns that are causing you pain, worry, and are preventing you from living your life, then pelvic floor physical therapy may be a solution for you.
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The pelvic floor is a foundational set of muscles within the pelvis.
The pelvic floor muscles sit within the pelvis and are responsible for supporting the pelvic organs (bladder, bowel, uterus, prostate), stabilizing the pelvis and spine, supporting sexual functioning, and starting/stopping elimination. Healthy pelvic floor muscles will be able to fully contract and fully relax.
It is possible for the pelvic floor muscles to be strong, tight, weak, or over-stretched. When these muscles cannot properly function, it’s likely for pelvic floor dysfunction symptoms to appear, including leaking, constipation, pressure, pain, and pain with sex. Pelvic floor concerns affect almost 40% of women and 16% of men, and it often goes undiagnosed.
Putting together the pieces of the puzzle.
Compassionate, connection, empowered, understanding
If you have pelvic floor concerns, then it’s essential you choose to work with a team of pelvic floor professionals you trust.
Our team of physical therapists at Pelvic Health & Wellness has extensive training to be able to treat pelvic floor concerns for people of all ages and genders. We schedule each new client with the provider best matched to their specific concerns and goals.
We prioritize your comfort and confidence in each sessions. You can learn more on our blog about what to expect at your first appointment here:
Why choose a team of pelvic floor specialists?
Common pelvic floor concerns we treat
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We offer support to women who are planning to conceive and who are currently pregnant. Our physical therapists work with you to design a custom treatment plan to align with your goals, birth plan, and current symptoms. Pelvic floor physical therapy during pregnancy increases the likelihood of birth going to plan and without complications. We offer birth preparation, including labor and delivery strategies to increase confidence when birth happens.
Learn more about prenatal and pregnancy pelvic floor therapy.
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Congratulations on giving birth! Whether your labor and delivery went according to plan, or you experienced complications, we are here to support your recovery. We’re able to see new moms as soon as a few days after giving birth to give you the treatment you need to feel your best as a new mom. Early postpartum sessions often incorporate gentle, small movements. We do not perform internal assessments until after 6-weeks postpartum.
No matter how long ago you gave birth, you’re still postpartum! You don’t have to live with pelvic floor dysfunction forever, including peeing your pants, even “just a little.”
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As you transition into perimenopause and menopause, your body will go through many changes that can affect the pelvic floor. Hormone fluctuations may weaken the pelvic floor muscles, which can lead to bladder and bowel concerns like urgency or incontinence. Prolapse symptoms become more common, so feelings of pressure or heaviness may increase. Many women experience vaginal dryness and pain with intercourse. All of these symptoms are treatable with pelvic floor therapy.
Learn more about perimenopause and menopause pelvic floor therapy.
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Dr. Lauryn Beecher PT, DPT, PRPC has extensive experience in supporting clients with fertility concerns. She incorporates Mercier Therapy, visceral manipulations, craniosacral work, and pelvic floor therapy to address reproductive organ functioning. Preconception sessions may also include discussions around bloodwork, nutrition, and cycle tracking to provide a holistic approach to treating fertility concerns. Preconception pelvic floor therapy is for both those seeking natural or medically-supported fertility treatments.
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Pelvic floor therapy can identify the root cause of your pelvic pain and provide a treatment plan to help you find relief. Many of our clients come to us after years of suffering in silence, without clear answers from medical providers. If you have unexplained pelvic pain, and your symptoms have not improved, then pelvic floor therapy is your next step. Our clients come to us with the following symptoms that are treatable with pelvic floor therapy:
Endometriosis and Adenomyosis
Post Surgical Pelvic, Abdominal or Genital Pain
Coccydynia (Tailbone Pain)
Pudendal Neuralgia
Proctalgia Fugax/Anorectal Pain
Vulvodynia (Vulvar Pain)
Vaginismus
Sexual Pain and Dyspareunia
Interstitial Cystitis/Painful Bladder Syndrome
Chronic Urinary Tract Infections
If you have other painful symptoms and no current diagnosis, then our team can bring you clarity.
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Fecal or gas incontinence
Constipation
Irritable Bowel Syndrome (IBS)
Defecation Disorders (Dyssynergia and Paradoxical Pelvic Floor)
Visceral Mobilization for Small Intestinal Bacterial overgrowth (SIBO)
Hemorrhoids, Fissures, and Fistulas
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Preparing and recovering from prostatectomy (incontinence, erectile dysfunction)
Abacterial Chronic Prostatitis
Recurrent UTI symptoms
Penile or testicular pain
Hip pain
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Bedwetting (enuresis)
Constipation
Encopresis
Giggle incontinence
Urge and Stress Incontinence
Overactive Bladder and Urinary Frequency
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Our team is committed to providing safe, supportive, and trauma-informed care to LGBTQIA+ community. We understand it can be challenging to find healthcare providers who provide a safe space for transgender clients. When you schedule an appointment, rest assured our providers are:
Informed in LGBTQ+ affirming care
Trauma-informed
Experienced in hormone treatment support
Educated with advanced training in affirming surgery support pre/post-op
Learn more about gender-affirming surgery pelvic floor therapy.