PELVIC FLOOR PHYSICAL THERAPY

Evidence-based care for your body’s innate healing.

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EVIDENCE-BASED CARE

Conditions We Treat

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    • Post pelvic surgery

    • Pelvic, Hip, and/or Low Back Pain

    • Dyspareunia (aka pain with intercourse)

    • Vulvodynia, Vulvar Vestibulitis

    • Pudendal Neuralgia

    • Vaginismus

    • Abdominal Pain

    • Interstitial Cystitis, Painful Bladder Syndrome

    • Endometriosis 

    • Non-bacterial chronic prostatitis

    • Penile pain

    • Pudendal Neuralgia

    • Hysterectomy

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    • Preparation for childbirth: perineal massage, core and pelvic floor muscle training, birth position education, treatment for low back, pelvic floor, and pelvic girdle pain, pubic symphysis dysfunction.

    • Treatment for diastasis recti, pelvic floor dysfunction, core muscle strength and endurance, scar massage, bladder and bowel retraining, low back and pelvic girdle pain, dyspareunia, and safe exercise progression/ return to exercise.

    • C-section prep, c-section scar massage, post-surgical core rehab, and posture, and body mechanics after c-section surgery.

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    • Constipation

    • Straining for bowel movements

    • Dyschezia (aka painful bowel movements)

    • Anal pain, anal burning

    • Hemorrhoids/fissures

    • Fecal/gas Incontinence

    • Rectocele

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    • Pre & Post Prostate cancer surgery rehab: urinary incontinence, erectile dysfunction, pelvic pain

    • Post urogynecological cancer treatment 

    • Scar management: Pain, scarring, and soft-tissue restriction

    • Restricted Motion/tightness

    • Axillary Cording Syndrome

    • Reduced strength and endurance

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    • Stress or urge urinary incontinence

    • Post-prostatectomy urinary incontinence

    • Urinary urgency, frequency

    • Urinary retention, hesitancy 

    • Nocturia, enuresis

    • Pelvic Organ Prolapse: cystocele, urethrocele

    • Overactive Bladder 

    • Interstitial Cystitis

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    • Pelvic floor training pre- and post-gender affirming surgeries

    • Dilator training post inversion vaginoplasty/ management of vaginal stenosis

    • Scar management and postural retraining for top surgery

Struggling with any of these symptoms?

Schedule a New Patient Appointment to explore your options, and we’ll come up with a personalized care plan for you. To learn more about pelvic floor therapy and what to expect at your first treatment, check out our FAQs.

PROGRAM HIGHLIGHT

Return to Running: 6-Visit Package for Postpartum Athletes

Whether you’re 6 months or 6 years postpartum, our Return to Running program is designed to help you return to running—or any high-impact activity like lifting, dancing, or tennis—feeling strong, supported, and symptom-free.

Through six personalized sessions, we’ll assess your movement, rebuild pelvic floor and core coordination, and create a tailored plan to meet your goals. Running can place 2–3 times your body weight in force through your body with every step, and our job is to make sure your system is ready to handle it.

Let’s get you back to doing what you love with confidence!

Reach out to our practice manager, Kathy, for more info and to sign up: info@bostonpelvicpt.com.

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Dry Needling for Pelvic Health

Dry needling is a precise technique used to release muscle tension, improve circulation, and ease pain. For pelvic health, it’s especially effective in treating deep muscle tightness, trigger points, or persistent pain in areas like the hips, low back, and pelvic floor. Interested in giving it a try? Dr. Katie is our certified provider and can safely incorporate dry needling into your personalized care plan to help you feel better, move more freely, and get back to what you love. If you’re interested in dry needling email us at info@bostonpelvicpt.com to get more information and book your service.

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At Boston Pelvic Physical Therapy, we’re here to offer the support and care you may not have received before.

If you’ve ever felt dismissed or gaslit when bringing up pelvic health concerns, you’re not alone. These symptoms are common, but they are not something you have to live with.

We believe real healing is possible with the right guidance. Whether you’re dealing with pain, pressure, leaking, or discomfort, you deserve to feel at home in your body again. It’s time to move with ease, laugh without leaking, and return to the activities you love!

Pelvic health takes time, and consistency is key. We’re committed to helping you reach your goals and feel good for the long term.

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How it Works 

SCHEDULING, PAYMENTS, AND POLICIES

  • Ready to get started? Book a New Patient Appointment to begin with a one-hour evaluation. We’ll review your health history, discuss your goals, and complete a series of physical assessments to create a personalized treatment plan. You’ll leave with a custom home exercise program to support your healing between visits.

    Initial Evaluation: $250 (60 minutes) — payment due at time of service.

  • These sessions help you stay on track and continue making progress. Treatment may include manual therapy, massage, biofeedback, electric stimulation, exercise guidance, and updates to your home program.

    Follow-Up Visit: $200 (60 minutes)

  • Not local or prefer to stay home? Virtual visits offer expert support from anywhere. We’ll cover your health history and lifestyle factors, and provide a tailored exercise plan to help you feel better.

    Initial Virtual Visit: $250 | Follow-Up: $200 (60 minutes each)

  • To be respectful of the patients waiting for an appointment time to become available, we ask for a minimum of 48 business hours' notice to cancel or reschedule an appointment. 

    • Cancellations with less than 24 business hours’ notice will incur a $50 fee.

    • If this happens a second time, or if you no-show or cancel on the same day, the full visit fee will be charged.

  • We are a cash-based practice to prioritize personalized care—no rushed visits or limited access. This allows us to spend a full hour with you and tailor your treatment to your needs without insurance restrictions.

    • We do not bill insurance, but we can provide a superbill upon request for you to submit to your insurance for out-of-network reimbursement.

    • Please note: Due to Medicare regulations, we cannot treat patients with Medicare, even if they intend to self-pay.

  • We accept cash, checks, HSA/FSA cards, and credit cards.

Gift Cards

Want to support a loved one? Give the gift of health, confidence, and comfort!

Our gift cards can be applied to any service or product at Boston Pelvic Physical Therapy and come with a unique code for easy use.

  • "Hi Dr. Alex! You changed my life. I thought I might never be able to have sex again, but your work made it comfortable and fun again. Now having the best sex of my life at 58! I can't thank you enough! You gave me my life back. My experience with your work turning my life around inspired me to begin writing a book about aging and menopause. I also have a podcast and social media: The Thing About Aging. My mission is to change how our culture views aging and help with the challenges of aging. Your future patients are as blessed as I have been for having been the beneficiary of your work."

  • “I had an excellent experience with the pelvic therapy I received from Dr. Christine. I’ve had consistent horrible coccyx pain for over a year, and was hopeless after going to other Physical Therapy rehabs. After working with Christine, my pain is gone, and I’m able to sit, move, and go about my day without constantly thinking about discomfort. From the very first session, Christine was professional, knowledgeable, and genuinely invested in my recovery. She always made me feel very comfortable. I’m truly grateful for the exceptional care and would highly recommend Christine to anyone in need of pelvic physical therapy.”

  • “I was pregnant with my second and suffering from pretty debilitating SPD pain. I wasn't even in my third trimester, and already walking was becoming almost unbearable. Normally, I would try to power through these things, but I knew with a toddler at home, getting to the point of being nearly immobile wasn't an option. Nervous to try PT, I met Dr. Christine and immediately felt so at ease. After the first appointment, she gave me so many tips and pointers that I felt like I was already making progress after 10 minutes. Without sounding melodramatic, I really can't thank her enough for giving me my life back. I look forward to resuming appointments now that I'm postpartum, too!”