Resume
your life.
Reclaim
your normal.
Rebuild
your confidence.
You probably don’t think about it much, but you have a pelvic floor. Everyone does!
Pelvic health is essential for sex, physical activity, and everyday comfort.
When something’s wrong with your pelvic floor, you may find yourself missing out on activities you once loved.
Simple things like playing, dancing, or lifting could become uncomfortable.
Even worse, you might get the impression that there’s nothing you can do!
Friends, advertisements, and even medical professionals might tell you to just “get used to it.”
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Don’t resign yourself to discomfort. Resolve to make a change.
You might not feel like you did before - you might feel even better.
Work with us to find your New Normal.
Work with Dr. Shephard to establish a plan to get from where you are to even better. Seek answers to your questions and receive guidance.
Patient can be anywhere in the world!
Pelvic floor physical therapy allows us to address symptoms and find improvement.
Available to patients based in Minnesota
What we treat
Leaking
It’s common to deal with pee leakage after giving birth - but you shouldn’t have to deal with it forever. Let’s work together so you can run, jump, laugh, drive, work, and play without a second thought.
Leaking
Everybody poops, and to the greatest extent possible, it should be an uneventful process. If there’s something about your bowel movements, or lack thereof, that’s on your mind, let’s talk.
Bowel movements
Bowel movements
Talk to me about your relationship to sex. If you’re dealing with discomfort, we can work to improve your intimate experience. Let’s make sex something to look forward to.
Pain with getting it on
Pain when
getting it on
The process of pregnancy can change your abdominal muscles in ways you may not be a fan of. Maybe you feel like you’ve lost your connection with your body. We can work together to improve strength, connection, and function.
Ab separation (DRA)
Ab separation
(DRA)
Too often parents are told to wait until their kids grow out of it. But as soon as age 4 or 5, we can talk about ways to stay dry until sunrise.
Kids wetting the bed
Kids wetting
the bed
Wetting during the day can be a major frustration - but they’re not doing it on purpose. The good news is that we can give them a path to confidence and continence.
Kids leaking
Kids leaking
...etc.
Pain with sitting
C-section recovery
Abdominal pain
Groin pain
Tailbone pain
SI pain
Testicular pain