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Pelvic Health
Physio.

Specialized physiotherapy for the pelvic floor. Pre and post-natal, incontinence, pelvic pain, prolapse, and return-to-sport after birth. Private, consent-based, 1-on-1.

PELVIC HEALTH
45-min initial, 30-min follow-ups
1-on-1, private treatment room
Direct billing available
East York & Scarborough

About pelvic health
physiotherapy.

The pelvic floor is a group of muscles and connective tissue that supports your bladder, bowel, and (if applicable) uterus. It works alongside your core, hips, and diaphragm every time you move, lift, cough, run, or breathe. When it's not working well, the symptoms are common, and fixable.

Pelvic health physiotherapy at PRT is specialized treatment from a registered physiotherapist with advanced training. Assessment is thorough, explanation is clear, and every step is consent-based.

How we treat

External assessment

Posture, breathing, core, hip, and back mechanics. Often where the answer is.

Internal assessment

Optional, consent-based, only when it will change the plan. Fully explained first.

Hands-on therapy

Manual techniques for tight, weak, or guarded pelvic floor muscles.

Exercise programming

Breathing, core coordination, strength work, and return-to-sport progressions.

Who we
help.

Pelvic health issues affect people across every life stage. Most are treatable, and you don't need to "wait and see if it gets better." If any of this sounds like you, book an assessment.

Pregnancy care

Staying active safely, managing pelvic girdle pain, preparing for birth.

Postpartum recovery

Core and pelvic floor rehab after vaginal or C-section birth.

Stress incontinence

Leaking with coughing, sneezing, jumping, lifting, or running.

Urge incontinence

Sudden, strong need to go. Frequent bathroom trips.

Pelvic pain

Pain with intercourse, tampon use, or no obvious trigger.

Prolapse symptoms

Pressure, heaviness, or a sense of something "falling down."

Diastasis recti

Abdominal separation that persists after pregnancy.

Return to sport

Running, lifting, Hyrox, and getting back to training after birth.

Menopause changes

Pelvic floor changes related to hormonal shifts.

Your
first visit.

Your initial assessment is 45 minutes. Everything is explained before it happens. You lead the pace, and you can say no to any part at any time.

01

Detailed history

We talk through symptoms, medical history, pregnancy and birth history (if relevant), goals, and anything you want us to know. No judgement, no rushing.

02

External assessment

We assess posture, breathing, core, hips, and back. Often, external findings explain the symptoms and internal isn't needed.

03

Optional internal exam

Only if it will change the plan and only with your full, informed consent. Fully explained, fully in your control. You can skip it.

04

Your plan

You leave with a clear picture of what's going on, what we're going to do about it, and what you can start doing today.

How we work
with you.

Your full session is in a private treatment room, with the same physiotherapist from start to finish. No one else walking in, no shared space, no rush. You control the pace.

We treat the whole person. Your core, hips, back, breathing, and training all affect how your pelvic floor actually works, so all of them are part of the conversation.

Who provides this.

Pelvic health physiotherapy at PRT is delivered by a registered physiotherapist with advanced post-graduate training in pelvic health. If you want to know more about the practitioner before booking, reach out through the contact form and we'll arrange a call.

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Where it's available.

Pelvic health physiotherapy is available at both PRT locations in private treatment rooms. Book whichever is more convenient.

East YorkScarborough
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Common questions.

Do I need a referral?
No. You can book pelvic health physiotherapy directly. Some insurance plans require a doctor's referral for reimbursement. If yours does, we'll help you coordinate one.
Do I have to have an internal exam?
No. An internal assessment is offered when it will meaningfully change the plan, and only with your full informed consent. Many people benefit significantly from external treatment alone. You decide, session by session.
Is this covered by insurance?
Pelvic health physiotherapy is billed under physiotherapy, which is covered by most extended health plans in Canada. We offer direct billing for most major insurers.
When should I start after giving birth?
Typically 6 weeks postpartum for a vaginal birth or after your surgical follow-up for a C-section, but we see patients earlier for specific concerns. Most people benefit from at least one postpartum assessment, even without obvious symptoms.
Can men see a pelvic health physiotherapist?
Yes. Pelvic health issues affect people of all genders. Common reasons men seek care include pelvic pain, post-prostatectomy recovery, urinary or bowel symptoms, and sexual health concerns.
What should I wear?
Comfortable clothes you can move in. For internal assessments, you'll have privacy to change and will be draped for the assessment. Nothing happens without clear consent.
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Pelvic Health at PRT

Book a
first visit.

East York

1400 O'Connor Drive, Suite 14
(416) 288-0875

Scarborough

2100 Ellesmere Road, Suite 120
(416) 439-1001