Who benefits from pelvic floor therapy?

• ​​1/3 women and 1/9 men will experience incontinence at some point in their lives       (National Association for Continence, www.nafc.org)

•  As many as 3.3 million Canadian women and men experience some form of urinary incontinence  (Canadiancontinence.ca)

•  1/3 women have a pelvic floor disorder           (Kaiser Permanente Division of Research, 2008)

•  50% of women who have given birth have some degree of pelvic organ prolapse        (Brubaker et all, 2002)

​Pelvic floor therapy can help women and men of all ages with bowel and bladder issues and those with pelvic pain. In the clinic, we see new moms and moms to-be-that may have incontinence issues, pain or who want to increase their strength to get back into their pre-baby activities. Men post prostatectomy, with pelvic pain or erectile dysfunction issues can also benefit.  Check out the conditions section or contact us for any questions to find out if pelvic floor therapy is right for you.