Pelvic Floor Physical Therapy in Burnsville & the South Metro

Who I Help

I see women and men with pelvic floor concerns, including bladder or bowel issues, pelvic pain, erectile dysfunction, and pre- and postpartum care.

Conditions I Treat

These are just a few examples, not a complete list. If you don't see your concern here, reach out and ask.

What Treatment Actually Involves

If you're not sure what pelvic floor therapy looks like, you're not alone -- and it's completely normal to feel uncertain. I want you to know exactly what to expect so you can make an informed decision about your care.

Treatment typically begins with a thorough conversation about your symptoms, medical history, and goals. From there, I may recommend an assessment that can include both external and internal evaluation of your pelvic floor muscles. However, nothing happens without your clear understanding and explicit consent. I'll explain every step before we begin, and you can stop or modify the session at any time.

Sessions also include targeted exercises, breathing techniques, and education about how your pelvic floor connects to the rest of your body. Many patients find that understanding the "why" behind their symptoms is empowering in itself. My approach is designed to help you build awareness and strength at a pace that feels right for you.

Why Home-Based Care Matters for Pelvic Floor

Privacy is everything when it comes to pelvic floor therapy. Sessions happen in the comfort and privacy of your own home -- there's no clinic waiting room, no awkward check-in, and no worry about who you might run into. It's just you and me, in a space where you already feel safe.

Being at home also means your own bathroom is steps away, you can wear whatever makes you comfortable, and there's no stressful drive home afterward. For many of my patients, this privacy is what finally gave them the confidence to seek the care they deserved.

What to Expect at Your First Visit

Your first visit is a conversation, not an exam. I want to understand your concerns, your symptoms, and what you're hoping to achieve. We'll review your medical history and talk about what's been going on -- at whatever level of detail you're comfortable with.

If we decide together that a physical assessment would be helpful, I'll explain exactly what it involves and why before anything happens. You're in control of every step, and absolutely nothing proceeds without your explicit consent. Many people tell me they wish they'd reached out sooner -- that first conversation is often the hardest part, and I'm here to make it as comfortable as possible.