Our Services
Male Pelvic Floor Therapy
Each appointment lasts 60 minutes and is conducted one-on-one with a specialized pelvic floor physical therapist. This allows us to concentrate on your unique symptoms and expedite your recovery. Pelvic floor issues can impact men at any age. If you're dealing with pain, sexual dysfunction, urinary leaks, or constipation, it's time to reach out for assistance. For a comprehensive list of conditions we treat, please click here.
Female Pelvic Floor Therapy
Each appointment lasts 60 minutes and is directed one-on-one by a specialized pelvic floor physical therapist. This dedicated time allows us to focus on your individual needs and conduct a thorough assessment of your situation. We support women throughout all stages of life, assisting in pain relief, bladder control improvement, core strengthening, pregnancy and postpartum, and more. For a complete list of conditions we can help with, please click here.
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Pelvic Floor Dry Needling
Dry Needling is a method used to ease muscle tension across the body. A thin needle is carefully inserted into a trigger point or "knot" in the muscle, promoting the release of tension and allowing the muscle to relax. This technique can help reduce pain, enhance your range of motion, and boost muscle activation and strength. One of our experienced therapists can evaluate whether dry needling is suitable for you. Click here to learn more.
Inquire about Dry Needling for pelvic pain treatment.
Orthopedic Physical Therapy
Our appointments consist of dedicated one-on-one time with your physical therapist for the full 60 minutes. Unlike commercial clinics that may attend to two or three patients simultaneously, our focused approach allows us to customize each session to your specific needs. This means we can help you achieve faster recovery in fewer appointments. For more information, please check the conditions we treat here.
What To Expect At Your First Appointment
Initially, your therapist will conduct a detailed assessment of your current situation and health history. Following that, they will evaluate your posture and overall mobility in areas such as your back, hips, and shoulders. Next, we will concentrate on your specific "problem area," assessing for muscle tension, pain, and strength. After the evaluation, you will begin exercises aimed at relieving pain and improving symptoms. examination should not exacerbate any pain, so please communicate your therapist if you have any concerns.
Contact Us
(F) 773-987-5027
851 N California Ave.
Chicago, IL 60622