Pelvic Floor Physical Therapy
1-on-1 care from a PT with advanced training in pelvic floor dysfunction.
Experiencing leaking, constipation, urgency, pain with sex, chronic back or hip pain, prolapse, or similar concerns? Pelvic floor physical therapy can help. At Motion Evolved, we provide expert pelvic PT for individuals of all genders.
Don't settle for living with treatable problems—our specialized care is designed to help you feel better, move better, and reclaim your quality of life. Start your journey to relief today!
It may be common, but that does not mean it should be your normal.
While there are many treatment options available, pelvic floor physical therapy is often the first line of care—and has been shown to significantly reduce or even eliminate symptoms for many individuals.
What would you do if you didn’t have to live with pain or leaking?
“I am so grateful to Dr. Molly for the incredible care and relief she has provided for my pelvic floor issues. From the very first visit, she was knowledgeable, compassionate, and attentive, making me feel comfortable throughout the entire process. Thanks to her expert treatment and guidance, I have experienced significant improvement and much-needed relief. Dr. Molly truly understands the complexities of pelvic health and takes a personalized approach that really works. I highly recommend her to anyone struggling with pelvic floor concerns — she has made a real difference in my quality of life” -Nicole
FAQs
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Yes — when appropriate and only with your consent.
Internal examination is one of the most effective ways to assess pelvic floor muscles, but it is never mandatory. If internal work isn’t your preference, we can absolutely treat the pelvic floor and surrounding systems with external techniques, movement, and breath-based strategies. -
Yes! Pelvic floor dysfunction affects people of all genders, and we treat everyone — including men with pelvic pain, urinary issues, and bowel dysfunction.
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Absolutely. Menstruation does not change what we can assess or treat. If you’d prefer to skip internal work during your cycle, that’s always your choice.
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Most people start feeling improvements within a few sessions. Frequency and duration depend on your goals, symptoms, and how long the issue has been present. Many patients attend weekly or biweekly before tapering to less frequent visits as symptoms improve.