Pelvic Floor Physiotherapy

Visit Our Clinic in NW Calgary

Visit Our Clinic in NW Calgary

STRIVE to Be Your Best

Improve Bladder Control

Specific and properly executed pelvic floor exercises can strengthen the muscles under your bladder and treat and improve incontinence and control issues.

Relieve
Pelvic Pain

Common for new mothers or post-surgery, pelvic pain can be managed with rehabilitation exercises that break up scar tissue, improve strength, and enhance range of motion.

Overcome Dysfunction

Stretching tight muscles around the hips, lower back and pelvis, and relaxation techniques, such as yoga, specific exercises, or acupuncture, can help you overcome signs of pelvic dysfunction.

Enhance Daily Wellness

Stronger pelvic muscles can reduce issues associated with the bladder, bowel movements and dysfunction, resulting in you being healthier and happier.

Pelvic Floor Physiotherapy Addresses the Life-Altering Discomforts of Pelvic Pain, Incontinence & Other Disorders

Urinary Incontinence

Leaking urine or the sudden urge to urinate indicates a loss of bladder control.

Dyspareunia

Genital pain that you experience before, during or after sexual intercourse is dyspareunia.

Genital Pain

Pelvic floor dysfunction can result in pain in male and female genital areas.

Post-Surgery Recovery

Surgeries can disrupt hip and pelvic functionality, requiring physiotherapy.

Bowel Dysfunction

Constipation is when you have less frequent stools that become difficult to pass.

Pelvic Organ Prolapse

This refers to the drooping of organs, such as the bladder, small bowl or genitals.

Urinary Incontinence

Leaking urine or the sudden urge to urinate indicates a loss of bladder control.

Dyspareunia

Genital pain that you experience before, during or after sexual intercourse is dyspareunia.

Genital Pain

Pelvic floor dysfunction can result in pain in male and female genital areas.

Post-Surgery Recovery

Surgeries can disrupt hip and pelvic functionality, requiring physiotherapy.

Bowel Dysfunction

Constipation is when you have less frequent stools that become difficult to pass.

Pelvic Organ Prolapse

This refers to the drooping of organs, such as the bladder, small bowl or genitals.

Get Back Your Life

With Pelvic Floor Physiotherapy in Calgary

Having painful, weak or dysfunctional pelvic muscles can turn your life upside down, placing an unnecessary burden on your body. At Strive Physiotherapy, we’ll restore the balance in your life with our personalized pelvic floor physiotherapy in Calgary. With a customized treatment plan developed to meet your needs, you’ll get back the life you deserve.

Our Methods

Care Wherever You Are

It doesn’t matter where you are, you’ll always get quality care from us. Learn more about our Virtual Care service.

We Put the Care Back
Into Healthcare

For something as delicate as your pelvic floor, you need the time and treatment to get the positive results you want. You’ll get that at our pelvic floor clinic in Calgary. Our physiotherapists are highly trained and experienced with pelvic floor physiotherapy, ensuring you get the holistic treatment that repairs your condition while preventing recurring problems.

"Strive has helped me immensely with my back pain issues. After 3 treatments each I’m pretty much at 100%. I went from moving and feeling like an 80 year old man to being able to be active again without any pain."

"I have used both physiotherapy and massage services at Strive. Tamara is knowledgeable and very personable. She got me back to my workout regimen quickly. She is amazingly strong and I always leave feeling refreshed."

"Kella is amazing, instead of just treating the pain like many physiotherapists she finds the source of the problem. You have to give it a try if you have unexplained knee pain."

"David helped get me back on track after a significant injury requiring surgery. I always feel I get the exact amount of treatment. No endless recovery schedules, no excessive bookings. Super helpful and friendly staff, booking online or in person is a breeze."

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What to Expect

Internal Assessment

The purpose of an internal assessment is to determine what is happening with the muscles, organs and connective tissue in the pelvis, assessing strength, prolapse and function. Our pelvic floor physio in Calgary will require your consent.

External Assessment

An external exam will allows us to assess your posture, flexibility and strength around your lower back, hips and pelvis. Based on your movements, we can determine the extent of your condition, offering specific exercises.

Strength Training

Bridges, squeeze and release, and squats are some of the many exercises that can strengthen your pelvic muscles, enhancing bowel and bladder control while reducing the chances of pelvic-related conditions.

FAQs

Will I need an internal exam, and why is it necessary?

An internal pelvic assessment is the best way to properly assess what is occurring with your pelvic muscles, organs and tissues. For specific conditions, like pelvic organ prolapse, this is highly recommended. However, you do not have to do it if you are uncomfortable. Our physiotherapists will discuss the pros and cons for you, and together, you can make the right decision for you.

I already work on pelvic exercises, but they don’t seem to make a difference?

In many cases, it could be the form of your exercises. Incorrect form and execution can result in problems getting worse. It’s best if you let our physiotherapists show you the right way to execute your exercises.

How many visits will I need?

This will depend on your condition and its complexity. In some cases, it could take a few weeks to several months. We’ll ensure that our pelvic physiotherapy in Calgary is designed around your needs, so you get results faster and safer.

Hanson Ranch Plaza

Centre Street

Pelvic Floor Physiotherapy

Pelvic Floor Physiotherapy Addresses the Life-Altering Discomforts of Pelvic Pain, Incontinence & Other Disorders

Urinary Incontinence

Dyspareunia

Genital Pain

Post-Surgery Recovery

Bowel Dysfunction

Pelvic Organ Prolapse

Urinary Incontinence

Dyspareunia

Genital Pain

Post-Surgery Recovery

Bowel Dysfunction

Pelvic Organ Prolapse

With Pelvic Floor Physiotherapy in Calgary

Strength Training