Therapy Roo Physical Therapy is the compassionate, convenient, in-home Bay Area solution for women struggling with pelvic floor dysfunction. 

​Hold On. What is Pelvic Floor Physical Therapy? 

  • The term 'Pelvic Floor' refers to the muscle layers in the pelvis that act like a sling, supporting the internal organs of the pelvis, providing muscle control for voiding, and contributing to sexual function and arousal.
  • We all have a pelvic floor!
  • These muscles work hard all day and dysfunction in the muscles, bones, or surrounding tissues can result in a wide variety of symptoms, like incontinence, pelvic pain, pain with sex or sitting, constipation, and other voiding issues.
  • For many women, problems with the pelvic floor may start during pregnancy or after birth.
  • Pelvic Floor Physical Therapy is a specialty requiring advanced training to evaluate the internal muscles of the pelvis. ​
  • Pelvic floor treatment programs can include both internal and external relaxation techniques, strengthening, stretching, soft tissue mobilization, trigger point release, and body mechanics training.​

Benefits of Therapy Roo

Convenient
I treat you in the comfort of your own home! You don't need to travel to a clinic or doctor's office.
Effective
Pelvic Floor Physical Therapy can make a huge difference to symptoms. In addition, treating you in your home means we can immediately address positioning and body mechanics difficulties you experience at home that may be adding to your symptoms.
Baby Friendly
No need to scramble to get childcare while you work with me. I can treat you while your baby is napping!
Compassionate
I love helping women get back to their lives. Working with patients privately means getting to choose longer appointments and the frequency of visits that fits you. So I can be there for you when you need it.
Flexible
I work around your schedule. This means we plan around breastfeeding, nap times, work etc. 
Accessible
We can get started right away. With direct access for PT in California, there is no MD referral needed in most cases, for the first 45 days!