Postpartum
Nov 21, 2024
Dr. Ashley Rawlins, PT, DPT
4 min
Whether you’re dealing with issues related to pregnancy, postpartum, menopause, or sexual health, our expert coaches will help you understand the pelvic floor and how it impacts bladder, bowel, and sexual function.
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Wear clothing that you can move in. Shorts and tank tops make it easiest for your therapist to see relevant body parts and muscles.
Choose a room that is well-lit and has enough space for you to fully stretch out on the floor.
For your first session, you may not need anything at all, but showing your therapist what you have (yoga mat, weights, bands, foam rollers, etc) will help them build your custom program.
Yes! Sometimes we can use your child as a weight or to practice safe lifting and carrying strategies. But, we also encourage you to give your body the full kid-free attention it deserves, if you can.
Yes, virtual sessions with your pelvic floor physical therapist are HIPAA compliant and will never be recorded.
You will never be asked to show your vulva on Zoom. In some cases, your therapist may offer to verbally guide you through self-exam or you can choose to do a self exam between visits. Your comfort is our priority.