Relief for your pelvic floor.
A specialized physical therapy clinic for pelvic conditions that affect people of all genders, backgrounds, and ages. We provide an individualized treatment plan for orthopedic pelvic conditions, urinary and bowel dysfunction, sexual dysfunction, pre and post-prostatectomy, and pre and post-natal health.
You will see a provider who listens to your whole story
Receive treatment plans that you can put into everyday life
We work together as a team to find out what will help you meet your goals
Follow up support as you graduate from consistent therapy services
Athletes
Decrease pelvic or low back pain experienced during or after exercise. Eliminate leakage during workouts.
Pregnancy & Postpartum
Prostatectomy
Strengthening and coordination prior to prostatectomy to improve outcome post surgery. Post surgery pain and incontinence relief.
Bladder and Bowel dysfunction
What is pelvic therapy?
The pelvic floor muscles are an important part of our core support system. They work with our breathing to support our internal organs throughout the day. Dysfunction of pelvic floor can be caused by overactivity, weakness, and/or incoordination with our pressure management system. We work to improve the coordination of the pelvic floor to work with the rest of our body knowing when to work and rest. We provide manual therapy, exercise prescription, and lifestyle modifications to help you achieve your optimal function.
Pediatric
Bedwetting past the age of 6 could be an indication of gastrointestinal problems. Physical therapy can help diagnose the root cause of bedwetting. Stool staining in underwear can also be addressed through physical therapy.
Pain (Genital, Tailbone, Pelvic)
Any pain in the groin, butt muscles, tailbone, SI, or hips that is not going away with traditional physical therapy could indicate a pelvic floor dysfunction.
Prolapse
A common condition that is experienced could be due to a pelvic floor dysfunction. Sometimes it is a feeling of heaviness or something “falling out.”
Prostatectomy
Therapy before surgery has been shown to improve incontinence issues following surgery. If incontinence issues or pain occur after prostatectomy pelvic physical therapy can help resolve issues.
Sexual Dysfunction
Pain or difficulty with arousal is often a sign of pelvic floor dysfunction.
Endometriosis
Endometriosis is a painful condition that often leads to muscle overactivity. This overactivity can lead to other symptoms of the pelvic area. Pelvic physical therapy can address this overactivity to help reduce pain and related symptoms.
About Me
Dr. Allison Hogue has been practicing physical therapy since 2009. She believes that each person deserves a specialized treatment plan and pelvic health is an important part of life.
She sees how urinary and bowel incontinence, sexual dysfunction, and pelvic pain can be such debilitating symptoms in life. She decided that her location was greatly under served and wanted to help patients feel more confident in their daily life and improve continence, pain, and sexual function.
Allison did an amazing job. I was a tough case, and my progress was pretty slow at first, but she was always so encouraging and patient! She worked with me for over a year to retrain my pelvic muscles to function properly. After having been told by a gynecologist that there was basically nothing to be done and I just had to suck it up and live with the pain, it was such a relief to find someone who knew how to help me. Thank you, Allison!!
Treatments
Education and Lifestyle Modifications
Manual therapy
External and internal myofascial work for muscle relaxation and/or manual biofeedback for muscle activation.
Exercises
Activities made to fit into your everyday lifestyle to bring relief to your symptoms.
Set your goals.
Find your confidence.
Very easy to talk to about personal medical problems.