Pelvic Floor Therapists in Traverse City & Northern Michigan
Pelvic floor therapy isn’t just something to look into when there’s a problem after birth. A pelvic floor physical therapist can be a helpful part of your support team during pregnancy, as you prepare for birth, and while your body recovers afterward.
Pelvic floor PT can help with things like leaking, pelvic pain or pressure, back and hip pain, pain with sex, core weakness, diastasis recti, birth preparation, cesarean recovery, and returning to movement after having a baby.
Below you’ll find pelvic floor physical therapists serving Traverse City and the surrounding Northern Michigan area, along with resources to help you learn more about pelvic health during pregnancy and postpartum.
ATI Physical Therapy
Hannah Mulder at ATI Physical Therapy offers pelvic floor therapy during pregnancy and postpartum right here in Traverse City. I worked with Hannah myself during pregnancy when I was dealing with significant pain, and had a really positive experience with her.
Pelvic floor PT can help with pregnancy aches, pelvic or hip pain, pressure, preparing for birth, core concerns, and postpartum recovery. Hannah made the whole experience feel comfortable and approachable, and she’s someone I’m happy to personally recommend.
Trailhead Physical Therapy
Trailhead Physical Therapy offers pelvic floor therapy during pregnancy and postpartum right here in Traverse City. While I haven’t personally worked with their team, Trailhead comes highly recommended by parents in our local community.
Pelvic floor PT can help with pregnancy aches, pelvic or hip pain, pressure, preparing for birth, core concerns, and postpartum recovery. Trailhead is a great local resource to have on your radar if you’re looking for support during pregnancy or beyond birth..
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Rooted Way is committed to helping families connect with supportive, evidence-based resources for pregnancy, birth, the postpartum period, and parenting throughout Northern Michigan. You can explore additional local resources for childbirth education, pelvic floor therapy, lactation support, postpartum care, babywearing education, and more throughout our growing resource library.
If you are currently building your birth support team and looking for evidence-based doula care in Northern Michigan, you can learn more about our doula offerings.