Pelvic Girdle Pain: symphysis pubis dysfunction (SPD), sacroilliac pain (SI pain)

Pain with vaginal penetration

Low back pain

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Post cesarean birth rehab

Post vaginal birth rehab

Pelvic Girdle Pain

Diastasis Recti

Low back pain

Pain with vaginal penetration

Pain with bowel movements

Incontinence/Prolapse

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Urinary Incontinence: leakage of urine

Fecal Incontinence: leakage of stool

Stress Incontinence: leakage associated with increased pressure from external or internal forces such as jumping, sneezing or laughing.

Urge Incontinence: leakage associated with such a strong urge to urinate or defecate that a person is unable to make it to a toilet.

Cystocele: bladder prolapse, anterior vaginal wall prolapse

Uterine or cervical prolapse

Rectocele: rectum prolapsing into the posterior vaginal wall

Conservative management of prolapse, and coordination of care with primary care physician or gynecologist for management.

Vulvodynnia: chronic pain of the vulva

Dyspareunia: pain with sexual activity

Vaginismus: pain with and inability to achieve vaginal penetration

General pelvic pain

Endometriosis

Menstrual Pain

Post-operative pelvic pain

Post-cancer treatment pelvic pain

Postpartum pelvic pain

Pregnancy related pelvic girdle pain

Learning to activate and release pelvic floor and its importance in birth.

Perineal massage to prepare perineal tissues for a vaginal delivery.

Practicing positions associated with decreased pelvic floor injury.

Education about options and choices during birth.

Non-pharmacological options for pain management during, labour, delivery and postpartum.

Constipation 

Encopresis - bypass fecal leakage without awareness

Incontinence - leakage of urine or feces

Enuresis - aka bedwetting

Pelvic pain - inability to use tampons or menstrual cups, tailbone pain, pain with sitting, pain with toileting, menstrual pain