Fertility Support in Trinity, Odessa, and Greater Tampa Bay
Pelvic Floor Therapy for women trying to conceive, undergoing IUI or IVF, or have tried everything.
The Fertility Journey is hard, but you don’t have to do it alone. Here are some common conditions we have experience treating:
We Help Women That Have:
Unexplained Infertility
Endometriosis
Adenomyosis
Fibroids
PCOS/PMOS
Pain with sex
Painful periods
Bowel and digestive dysfunction
Scar tissue related to pelvic floor or abdominal surgeries
Our Fertility Support Sessions May Include:
Pelvic floor assessment
Pain reduction interventions
Bowel and bladder health
Whole-body optimization
Mobility & exercise guidance
IUI & IVF preparation
Stress management strategies
Building confidence in your body by creating a foundation for pregnancy, birth, & postpartum recovery
Supporting reproductive health through specialized manual therapy.
Along with a holistic approach to treating the whole body, we integrate deep reproductive organ mobilization techniques that increase blood flow and optimize organ mobility. This gentle, non-invasive approach is deeply beneficial to supplement fertility health including women who are on an IUI or IVF journey.
A Whole Body Approach to Conception
We provide guidance for fertility based movements and exercises, lifestyle changes, and cycle mapping. Our specialists are trained in specific techniques and methodologies to treat the pelvic flor through a fertility lens.
FAQs for Women TTC
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Pelvic floor therapy for fertility is a specialized form of pelvic floor therapy that evaluates and treats the muscles, connective tissues, and movement patterns that support reproductive health. Through a whole-body approach, pelvic floor therapy can help improve pelvic function, optimize mobility, enhance circulation, and address physical factors that may impact comfort and wellness while trying to conceive.
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Yes. Pelvic floor therapy is safe throughout the entirety of your fertility journey. There are certain precautions we adhere to during IUI and IVF but your therapist will adjust every assessment and treatment to where you are in your journey and what your body needs at that stage.
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Yes. Pelvic floor therapy can be a valuable complement to assisted reproductive treatments such as IUI and IVF. Gentle, non-invasive techniques may help improve pelvic mobility, promote healthy blood flow, reduce tension, and support overall reproductive wellness throughout your fertility journey. Pelvic floor therapy works alongside your fertility specialist’s treatment plan and is tailored to your individual needs and treatment timeline.
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Your initial session includes a comprehensive evaluation of your health history, movement patterns, posture, breathing mechanics, core function, and pelvic health concerns. Depending on your goals and comfort level, treatment may include hands-on manual therapy, reproductive organ mobilization, pelvic floor assessment, exercise guidance, and education to support your fertility journey. Every treatment plan is individualized and designed to support your unique needs.
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No. An internal pelvic floor examination is never required and is only performed with your informed consent when clinically appropriate. Many aspects of fertility-focused pelvic floor therapy can be effectively addressed through external assessment and treatment techniques. Your therapist will discuss all options with you and ensure you feel comfortable throughout the process.
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Yes. Pelvic floor therapy can help address symptoms commonly associated with endometriosis, pelvic pain, painful periods, and pain with intercourse. By improving tissue mobility, reducing muscle tension, and restoring healthy movement patterns, therapy may help improve comfort, pelvic function, and overall quality of life while supporting your fertility journey.
Getting Started is Simple
Fill out our contact form and share a little about what you are experiencing.
Step 1:
Reach out to us
A team member will connect with you and get your first appointment scheduled.
Step 2:
We will contact you within
24-48 business hours
Your first visit includes a comprehensive evaluation and a recommended treatment plan.
