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Pelvic Floor Physical Therapy in Phoenix | Intent Pelvic Health

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What We Offer

    • Pelvic girdle pain (pubic bone or SI joint pain)

    • Low back, hip, or tailbone pain

    • Pelvic floor muscle dysfunction (weakness or tension)

    • Urinary leakage, urgency, or bladder control concerns

    • Pelvic pressure or heaviness

    • Pain with daily movement (walking, rolling in bed, lifting)

    • Abdominal separation (diastasis recti) and core weakness

    • Pain with intercourse or pelvic discomfort

    • Breathing and core coordination difficulties

    • Pelvic floor muscle coordination for pushing and relaxation

    • Breathing strategies for labor, pushing, and pain management

    • Optimal labor and birth positions

    • Core and pelvic stability to support delivery

    • Perineal preparation and education

    • Mobility and flexibility for hips and pelvis

    • Strategies to reduce fear and tension around birth

    • Body awareness and confidence for labor and delivery

    • Pelvic floor recovery and muscle re-training

    • Urinary or bowel control concerns

    • Healing after vaginal or cesarean delivery

    • Diastasis recti and core rehabilitation

    • Pelvic pain, pressure, or heaviness

    • Pain with intercourse or scar sensitivity

    • Return-to-exercise and daily activity guidance

    • Posture, breathing, and body mechanics for caregiving

    • Urinary leakage (stress or urge incontinence)

    • Urinary urgency and frequency

    • Difficulty fully emptying the bladder

    • Bladder pain or discomfort

    • Nocturia (waking at night to urinate)

    • Pelvic floor coordination for bladder control

    • Education on healthy bladder habits

    • Constipation or difficulty with bowel movements

    • Straining or incomplete emptying

    • Bowel urgency or leakage

    • Pelvic floor coordination for bowel function

    • Pain with bowel movements

    • Education on healthy bowel habits and positioning

    • Pain with intercourse

    • Pelvic floor muscle tension or dysfunction

    • Vaginal dryness or discomfort

    • Pain related to scar tissue or healing

    • Decreased sexual comfort postpartum

    • Difficulty with penetration or tampon use

    • Education to support comfortable, confident intimacy