Not at this time. However, we are actively working on being able to do so. Make sure to sign up for our Newsletter to stay up to date on all our services and happenings!

Most states allow direct access for physical therapy, meaning you do not need a referral.

However, if you are planning on requesting reimbursement from insurance, you will need to check with your provider, as some payers require referrals.

Empowering Through Movement is our philosophy and mission. Therefore we take a “movement first” approach to treatment.

When necessary and consented, we do perform manual/hands-on physical therapy techniques, including but not limited to joint mobilization/manipulation and soft tissue/myofascial mobilization. But, we believe what you do in the 167 hours per week outside our office matters more than the hour we spend together. Therefore, any hands-on techniques will be followed with education and active movement to empower you to manage your healing and get/keep results long-term.

We are always open to feedback from you regarding your treatment. We, you and your therapist, will always make decisions regarding your treatment as a team so it is sustainable and fits into your life.

If you are apprehensive about a pelvic exam or have no clue what happens in pelvic PT, you are not alone! I wrote a blog post for you outlining What to Expect in a Pelvic Floor Exam.

Hint: We talk A LOT in your first visit and only perform internal examination when/if you are comfortable.

Absolutely! There is no reason not to perform internal pelvic therapy during your period. However, if you would prefer not to, there is always external and full-body work to do so the session would not be wasted!

Active infection (yeast, urinary tract/bladder) is a contraindication for internal work.

Internal treatment will always be a collaborative decision we make together!

To avoid a fee, please allow at least 24 hours’ notice for cancellations and/or rescheduling.