Pelvic Floor Therapy
A DIFFERENT APPROACH TO PELVIC FLOOR CARE in the fort worth area
At Holt Pelvic Health & Wellness, you’ll experience:
Personalized one-on-one, 60-minute sessions with a Doctor of Physical Therapy
Full-body assessment (internally or externally) to identify root causes—not just symptom management
Hands-on treatment including visceral mobilization, manual therapy, cupping therapy, dry needling, exercise prescription, etc.
Guidance on movement, exercise, and lifestyle factors
Support for both your physical health and hormone balance
This is not a typical physical therapy clinic—this is care designed specifically for women. Check out the resource page for what to expect at your first visit.
Pelvic Floor Symptoms & Women’s Health Concerns We Treat
Pelvic floor therapy can support women through many seasons of life, including pregnancy, postpartum recovery, perimenopause, menopause, and beyond.
Abdomen/Abdominal pain
Pelvic pain
Pain with intercourse
Vaginismus
Urinary and fecal leakage (incontinence)
Constipation or bowel issues
Diastasis Rectus Abdominis – DRA and core dysfunction
Pelvic organ prolapse
Low back pain
Hip pain
Sciatica
Sacral and tailbone pain
Scar tissue (cesarean, perineal, post-operative)
Pregnancy/postpartum, including birth prep
Symptoms associated with urinary or gynecologic conditions such as: infertility, PCOS, endometriosis, fibroids, interstitial cystitis, and urinary tract infections.
Take the First Step Toward Feeling Better
Your initial evaluation gives Dr. Jen time to listen to your story, assess your symptoms, and create a care plan designed for your body and goals.
Visceral Mobilization
Visceral mobilization is a fascial based therapy that can be performed externally (via the abdomen) and occasionally internally to address specific fascia related to the goal(s) of: improved function of the organ, pelvic health, digestion, fertility, abdominal or pelvic pain, and overall wellness.
The fascia of the abdomen can develop restrictions or adhesions– often due to infection, surgery, or injuries– that can lead to pelvic floor issues, pelvic pain, bladder pain, impaired organ function, constipation, and pain with intercourse. Visceral mobilization works to improve this fascial movement in conjunction with pelvic floor therapy patients see long lasting relief from chronic pain/conditions.
Not Sure If Pelvic Floor Therapy Is Right for You?
If you have questions about your symptoms, visceral mobilization, or what to expect at your first visit, a free consultation is a great place to start.
Dr. Jen can help you talk through what you are experiencing and decide whether pelvic floor therapy is the right next step for your care.
