Pelvic Health - Evolve Functional Rehabilitation & Performance

10/15/2024

Are you expecting? Our Pelvic Health Physical Therapist, Ashley, is versed in labour and delivery prep. She is incredibly passionate in helping mama's and making sure they have all the tools for the best possible experience in welcoming their little one.

If you have questions or would like to book as assessment/labour & delivery prep appointment, give us a call at 306.782.5194, or feel free to email Ashley at ashley@evolveyorkton.ca

Evolve - Functional Rehabilitation and Performance

10/09/2024

Our pelvic health physical therapist is back! Ashley recently returned from maternity leave and is excited to welcome new clients.

Unsure if you should see a pelvic health PT? Here are a few things Ashley can help with:

- Urinary and bowel incontinence
- Pelvic organ prolapse
- Pelvic pain
- Prenatal and postpartum care
- Painful in*******se
- Urinary and bowel urge & frequency
- Difficulty with urination & bowel movements
- Pre & Post surgical care for bladder lifts, prostatectomies, c-sections, hysterectomies, and more!

Have questions or would like to book an assessment? Give us a call at 306.782.5194 or feel free to email Ashley at ashley@evolveyorkton.ca

Evolve - Functional Rehabilitation and Performance

07/02/2023

We are beyond excited that Hailey has expanded her practice into Pelvic Health!

Meet Hailey! She is one of our pelvic health physical therapists here at Evolve.

Hailey has completed her Level 1 certification for pelvic floor physical therapy and treats conditions related to incontinence, women's and men's health, pelvic organ prolapse, and urinary urgency/frequency.

Give our clinic a call to schedule in for your pelvic health assessment at 306-782-5194.

06/07/2023

10/10/2022

Part 2 of the series is here...The BLADDER!

Are you experiencing urinary incontinence? Do you p*e a little when you jump, sneeze or laugh? Do you find yourself running to the bathroom several times a day? Do you do a lot of p*eing "just in case?"

Have questions or wanting to book a pelvic health assessment? Give us a call at 306.782.5194 or email our pelvic health physical therapist, Ashley, at atrampe@functionalrehabyorkton.ca

10/08/2022

Our pelvic health physical therapist, Ashley, is taking a course on labour & delivery throughout the month of October!

We hear so many things about what to do and what to expect before, during, and after labour & delivery. Is it true or is it a myth?

Did you know that a Caesarian birth does not spare the pelvic floor? Check out why in the post!

09/29/2022

How much do you know about the pelvic organs?! Lets start off this series with the uterus!

04/26/2022

Any mamas-to-be out there? Take a p*ek at some items that may be helpful to you postpartum.

Not sure when to make an appointment for pelvic health physical therapy assessment? Generally, we see moms 6 weeks after delivery, or once you have been cleared for in*******se by your physician if you have any additional health concerns.

02/10/2022

When it comes to pain and discomfort related to pregnancy, you aren't the only one! It is actually quite common, and pelvic health physical therapy can help!

If you would like to book an initial assessment with our pelvic health physical therapist, Ashley, give us a call at 306.782.5194.

If you have questions prior to booking an appointment, feel free to email Ashley at atrampe@functionalrehabyorkton.ca

10/26/2021

Take a look at these period health facts! Half of the population experiences a period, so why don't we know more?

10/19/2021

Both women and men can experience anxiety around s*x, and it's more common than you'd think!

Pelvic health physical therapists can help with relaxation, pelvic pain, incontinence, and many other pelvic floor issues that may create anxiety with in*******se.

If this is something that bothers you or that you struggle with, give us a call at 306.782.5194 to book a pelvic health assessment!

10/12/2021

Did you know that yoga helps us develop self-awareness of our body to connect to and understand it's sensations?

Practicing yoga, breathwork, and mindfulness can help manage our pain!