Pelvic Health
Physical Therapy
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Nicole Turriff, PT, DPT specializes in pelvic health rehabilitation and is accepting new patients.
Pelvic Health Rehabilitation
Pelvic Health Physical Therapy is for anyone experiencing issues related to the pelvic floor, which consists of the muscles and soft tissue that travel from your pubic bone to your tail bone – the “floor” of your trunk supporting the organs in the abdominal cavity, including the bladder, uterus, prostate, and rectum. These muscles play a key role in functions like urination, bowel movements, sexual activity, and childbirth.
Nicole Turriff, PT, DPT specializes in pelvic health rehab and treatment. Her approach to Pelvic Health Physical Therapy is to focus not only on the pelvic floor, but the whole body as it relates to the pelvic floor and to educate and empower her patients, so they are armed with the information and understanding to achieve their goals.
Pelvic Health Physical Therapy Packages
Mamas in Motion Package – $700 value for $525
6 sessions with Dr. Turriff: 1 FREE session & 5 sessions at 25% off
- 1 pre-treatment call to understand your needs and goals (a free 15-minute call)
- 1 initial comprehensive evaluation and treatment (60 minutes)
- 2 functional treatment sessions during pregnancy (each 45 minutes)
- focused on preparing for your labor and delivery and postpartum recovery
- 2 recovery “4th trimester” sessions postpartum (each 45 minutes)
- focused on reducing your pain or discomfort, restoring normal function, and getting you back to the activities you love
Use code ‘Mamas in Motion’ when scheduling.
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Who could benefit from Pelvic Health Physical Therapy?
Pelvic Health Physical Therapy is for people of all ages and genders with a variety of conditions. While Pelvic Health Physical Therapy is extremely valuable for pregnant and postpartum women, it is also beneficial for men, women, and anyone experiencing symptoms.
It’s estimated that over 50 million people in the U.S. alone may experience a pelvic health issue at some point in their lives.
- It’s estimated that 1 in 4 women will experience some form of pelvic health disorder.
- Up to 50-60% of women experience some form of pelvic health issue after childbirth.
- Up to 25-30% of adults experience some form of bowel dysfunction related to pelvic floor issues.
What conditions & symptoms can be treated?
- Prenatal and postpartum
- Menopause-related issues
- Urinary or bowel dysfunction
- Pelvic organ prolapse
- Pelvic pain conditions
- Pain with intercourse and intimacy conditions
- Recovery from surgery or injury
What to expect during your treatment
- A free pre-treatment call: You will have a 15-minute call with Dr. Turriff to ask your questions and share your story and experience
- A comprehensive assessment: At the 60-minute initial evaluation, you will share your medical history, symptoms, and goals and receive a comprehensive assessment to find out what’s driving your dysfunction and symptoms.
- Information, direction, and a plan: Dr. Turriff will provide knowledge to help you understand your condition and collaborate with you to shape your treatment plan.
- Referrals and resources: You will receive resources as needed for holistic and integrative healing and may be referred to other appropriate healthcare providers.
- Tools to empower you: You will receive a personalized at-home exercise program that empowers you to achieve your goals.
Unsure if you would benefit?
Ask yourself these questions and if you answer YES to any of them, you may benefit from pelvic health physical therapy.
- Do you have urine or bowel leakage when coughing, sneezing, running, or lifting something heavy?
- Do you leak when you are trying to get to the toilet in a hurry?
- Do you have difficulty emptying your bladder or bowels?
- Do you have a falling out feeling in your vaginal or rectal area?
- Are you constipated or do you strain during bowel movements?
- Has the loss of bladder or bowel control affected your quality of life?
- Do you have pain during intercourse or when sitting?