Absolutely not. Pelvic health concerns are far more common than most people realize. Studies show that one in seven women between 18 and 50 experience chronic pelvic pain at some point in their lives.

Urinary incontinence affects nearly 40% of women — and can occur even in younger women under 30. Many experience some form of bladder leakage throughout their lifetime, often due to pregnancy, hormonal changes, or pelvic muscle weakness.

Your first visit includes a private consultation and detailed assessment with your physiotherapist. We’ll discuss your symptoms, review your medical background, and create a treatment plan tailored to your specific needs.

We accept most insurance providers. If your policy covers physiotherapy, your pelvic health sessions will likely be included. Our team will confirm your coverage before starting treatment.

Depending on your condition, you may attend sessions 1–3 times a week. Your therapist will recommend a plan that’s both effective and manageable for your lifestyle.

Treatment plans usually range from 4 to 12 weeks. Many patients begin to notice positive changes within just a few sessions.

Your initial evaluation typically lasts 60–90 minutes. Follow-up sessions are about an hour long.

Improvement often begins within two weeks of consistent treatment, though it varies by individual needs and goals.

Yes. We work with both men and women experiencing pelvic pain, incontinence, or post-surgical issues such as after a prostatectomy.

Some mild discomfort can occur during recovery, but it’s temporary and helps guide your progress. Your therapist will always work within your comfort level.

In most cases, internal assessment isn’t required. Our physiotherapists are trained to evaluate pelvic function through non-invasive methods and will always respect your comfort and privacy.

Loose, comfortable clothing is recommended for your appointment.

While physicians focus on diagnostic imaging and medical conditions, physiotherapists specialize in muscle, joint, and nerve function — particularly of the pelvic floor. This allows us to identify and treat issues that may not appear on scans.

Yes — all pelvic health consultations and treatments are conducted in private rooms to ensure your comfort and confidentiality.