What We Treat
Women’s Health
Your body is an interconnected system, and lasting relief often begins by understanding the relationships between the pelvis, spine, joints, fascia, and pelvic floor. Our women’s health approach addresses the underlying movement and structural factors contributing to pain, pressure, dysfunction, and discomfort—from chronic low back and SI pain to athletic leakage, pelvic floor dysfunction, and the physical changes of pregnancy and postpartum recovery. Through individualized care, we work to restore mobility, balance, and confidence so you can move, exercise, and live with greater comfort.
Chronic Low Back & Sacroiliac (SI) Pain
Stubborn, localized lower back pain tied to pelvic floor dysfunction or fascial pulling.
Athletic Leakage & Pressure
Urinary urgency or stress incontinence during heavy lifts, running, or impact sports.
Pelvic Floor Dysfunction
Symptoms include: painful intercourse (dyspareunia), vaginismus, or deep pelvic tension.
Pregnancy & Postpartum Restoration
Restoring structural tensegrity, relieving back pain, and healing diastasis recti or pelvic floor laxity/tightness.
Visceral & Organ Restrictions
Fascial adhesion/restriction affecting the bladder, uterus, or bowel, contributing to chronic constipation, bloating, or pelvic pressure.
Joint Capsule Dehydration
Stiff, restricted hip and pelvic joints causing compensatory spine or pelvic pain.
Men’s Health
Pelvic health is deeply connected to the spine, hips, joints, and surrounding tissues—and when these systems lose balance, the effects can extend far beyond the site of discomfort. Our men’s health approach looks beneath persistent pain, pelvic tension, urinary or bowel changes, and movement limitations to identify the structural and functional factors contributing to these symptoms. Through individualized treatment, we work to restore mobility, reduce tension, and improve the body’s ability to move, perform, and function with greater ease.
Chronic Back, Sacral & Tailbone Pain
Persistent spinal compression, tailbone (coccydynia) pain, and stiffness
Pelvic Floor Dysfunction
Deep pelvic gridlock, gripping, or pain during squats, cycling, or heavy structural loading.
Chronic Pelvic Pain Syndrome (CPPS)
Non-bacterial prostatitis-like symptoms, perineal pain, and deep pelvic tension that regular treatments fail to relieve.
Sitting Discomfort & Nerve Compression
Deep, radiating pain, numbness, or burning in the pelvis or glutes triggered by prolonged sitting.
Urinary & Bowel Dysfunction
Urgency, frequency, hesitant stream, or chronic constipation driven by deep joint capsule or fascial restrictions.
Pelvic Joint & Hip Imbalances
Loss of mobility in the structural crossroads of the pelvis, forcing the lumbar spine to chronically overwork.