Pregnancy
Pelvic Floor Physical Therapy
Pregnancy is a unique time in which the body loses structural integrity and support on a continuous basis while slowly creating room and growing a human. It has become clear that, despite being in 2025, obtaining useful information can be difficult. How do you modify exercise? How do you deal with discomfort in your joints? How do you prepare your pelvic floor for labor and delivery?
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Seeing a Pelvic Floor PT during this time can help support your journey and prepare you for labor and the immediate postpartum period from a pelvic floor standpoint.
Postpartum Pelvic PT
Pregnancy is essentially a slow-growing injury, so postpartum is the time to rehab. With so many people focused on the baby, it's important not to ignore the importance of your healing and well-being.
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We are here to give you the quality of rehabilitation post labor and delivery that you deserve, whether it's capitalizing on your healing the first 6 weeks in or dealing with discomforts that popped up 15 months later.
Why see Dr. Caroline?
Dr. Caroline specializes in complex pain and chronic dysfunctions within the field of physical therapy. She is particularly experienced in treating individuals with persistent pain, musculoskeletal dysfunction, and conditions that have not responded well to conventional care—including those navigating pain and dysfunction during pregnancy and postpartum recovery.
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Her pregnant patients often experience joint pain and muscle restrictions due to conditions like endometriosis, prior complicated pregnancies, or difficult deliveries. In postpartum, many of her clients seek recovery from traumatic C-sections, injuries sustained during prolonged labor or vaginal delivery, and persistent frustrations like leaking despite doing kegels.
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With Dr. Caroline’s extensive experience, she provides longer, in-depth treatment sessions less frequently to allow for a more comprehensive approach to healing. Because of this, she does not contract with insurance. If your pregnancy is uncomplicated or your postpartum recovery is progressing smoothly, you may benefit from an insurance-based PT clinic. However, if you require specialized care and a more personalized approach, reach out for a complimentary consultation to see if Dr. Caroline is the right fit for you.
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