Incontinence

Bladder or Bowel
Urgency (Rush to the bathroom)
Frequency (Having to go more often then normal)
Stress Incontinence (For example, with cough or physical activity)
For no reason (Overactive bladder)

Pelvic organ prolapse

The bladder, the uterus or rectum are bulging out into the vagina
Pelvic training floor training, posture and breathing training work better when the bulge does not pass the labia level most of the time
Work in collaboration with the nurse continence advisor (pessary fitting) and the gynecologist (conservative treatment or pre-post surgery)

Pregnancy and post-partum care

Diastasis recti (tummy separation and laxity of the abdominals)
Pelvic/back/hip/tailbone pain during pregnancy or after the delivery (no matter how long after)
Early intervention and prevention to attempt to reduce the incidence of pelvic floor dysfunction in the long run
Incontinence and prolapse treatment during or after the pregnancy through pelvic floor training, postural correction and breathing training among other things
Perineal massage and education on what can be done to optimize the best outlet for the baby to come out
Painful intercourse after the delivery
Assessment and treatment of the impact of a caesarian section on the back/pelvis stabilization and pelvic floor/abdominal muscles function
Safe return to activities/sports/work post-partum

Painful intercourse

Pre- and Post-op Care

Improve bone alignment and muscle function after abdominal, chest or pelvic surgery such as slings, pelvic organ lift, hysterectomy or breast surgery.
Goal is to try to reduce the risk of pelvic/back pain post-op and to try to optimize the long term success of the surgery

Coccyx pain

Back/Pelvic/Groin Pain

Pain in the Low back/Pelvis/Hip/Groin that does not resolve with other treatment approach, that might be solved by the release of some pelvic floor structures internally restricting normal function.

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Post-Prostatectomy

Pelvic floor training to help improve blood flow and reduce incontinence
Pain management through release of adhesion and improving back/pelvic alignment that might have been affected by the scarring or muscle spasm

Pre- and Post-op Care

Improve alignment and muscle function after abdominal, chest or pelvic surgery
Management of out of the ordinary pain (lasts longer and more intense)
Goal is to try to reduce the risk of pelvic/back pain post-op and to try to optimize the long term success of the surgery

Coccyx pain

Neck/Back/Pelvic/Groin Pain

Pain in the Low back/Pelvis/Hip/Groin that that does not resolve with other treatment approaches

TeleHealth services allow you to have a virtual visit, just like on "FaceTime". But it is secured, encrypted and private. It is a visit where your physiotherapist, through the computer or tablet, can see how you move, do your exercise and provide you with information/education to help your condition when an on-site visit is not possible. It could be because you are out of town, or your babysitter cancelled at the last minute, etc. Your physiotherapist can help you continue your progress despite the situation. Of course, it is always better if you are in a well-lit room with enough space to move. It allows you to use your home environment, with what is available at hand.