This is a type of therapy that focusses on the pelvis and the muscles, bones and ligaments. These muscles offer support of the lower back, pelvis, bladder and bowel. The muscles of the pelvic floor play a key role in core stability, breathing and posture, as well as the support of the pelvic organs. The therapist is qualified to perform an internal assessment as appropriate.Pelvic floor conditions treated are as follows but not limited to: Incontinence and prolapse – due to muscles that have become lengthened or weak over time; Sexual/pelvic pain and dysfunction; Pregnancy and post-partum– includes pre and post partum exercise, preparing for labour and delivery, C-section, diastasis rectus, and blocked milk ducts; Male pelvic floor conditions– includes post-proctectomy, incontinence, and sexual dysfunction; We know how vulnerable pelvic issues can be, and we want your healing journey to be as safe, nourishing, and positive as possible.