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To p*e or not to p*e? 🚽✨
If you’ve ever felt stuck in the cycle of constant checking, urgency, or anxiety around your bl...
04/27/2026

To p*e or not to p*e? 🚽✨
If you’ve ever felt stuck in the cycle of constant checking, urgency, or anxiety around your bladder—you’re not alone.
Join us for a deep dive into the connection between OCD and pelvic floor dysfunction and how your brain + body may be working against you (and what to do about it).
🧠💡 Learn how thoughts, behaviors, and pelvic floor tension are connected—and walk away with practical strategies you can actually use.
📅 May 27, 2026
⏰ 7:30 PM
💻 Live Webinar
🔗 Link in bio
Hosted by experts in mental health + pelvic health:
Dr. Rachel Hoffman, PsyD
Dr. Fiona McMahon, PT, DPT, PRPC
Save your spot & share with someone who needs this!

03/05/2026

Doing as many Kegels as possible isn’t always the answer. 🚫
When done correctly, a Kegel should feel like you’re closing the door and lifting the floor — gently lifting the pelvic floor muscles rather than gripping or pulling hard from the back.
If you feel excessive pulling near the tailbone or back of the pelvic floor, you may be dealing with pelvic floor dysfunction rather than weakness.
Common symptoms of pelvic floor dysfunction can include:�• Constipation or difficulty with bowel movements�• Pain with intercourse�• Urinary urgency or frequency�• Leaking urine with exercise, coughing, or sneezing�• Pelvic pain or tailbone pain�• Difficulty fully relaxing the pelvic floor
For many people, the pelvic floor actually needs better coordination and relaxation — not more squeezing.
A pelvic floor physical therapist can evaluate how your pelvic floor muscles are functioning and help you learn the right way to train them.

Male pelvic floor dysfunction is more common than you think — and it’s absolutely treatable.If you’re dealing with pelvi...
02/24/2026

Male pelvic floor dysfunction is more common than you think — and it’s absolutely treatable.
If you’re dealing with pelvic pain, testicular pain, groin pain, painful ej*******on, constipation, urinary urgency, urinary frequency, or difficulty emptying your bladder, your pelvic floor muscles may be part of the problem.
The male pelvic floor supports the bladder, bowel, and s*xual function. When these muscles are too tight, weak, poorly coordinated, or not relaxing properly, symptoms can show up in ways many men don’t realize are connected.
Common diagnoses we treat in pelvic floor physical therapy include:
✔️ Chronic pelvic pain syndrome
✔️ Prostatitis (non-bacterial)
✔️ Post-prostatectomy incontinence
✔️ Pain after hernia repair
✔️ Athletic groin pain
✔️ Pudendal neuralgia
Pelvic floor physical therapy for men may include:
• Internal and external pelvic muscle assessment
• Myofascial release
• Downtraining and relaxation strategies
• Core and hip strengthening
• Bladder and bowel retraining
• Nervous system regulation
You do not have to “just live with it.” Male pelvic pain and bladder issues are real, common, and treatable with specialized pelvic health physical therapy.
If you’re searching for answers for male pelvic pain, urinary dysfunction, or s*xual dysfunction — find a pelvic PT trained in men’s pelvic health.

02/19/2026

Chronicly holding your p**p? đźš«đź’© It might be making your constipation worse.
Ignoring the urge to have a bowel movement trains your re**um to become less sensitive over time. When stool sits too long in the colon, more water is absorbed, making it harder, drier, and more difficult to pass. The result? Straining, incomplete emptying, pelvic floor tension, hemorrhoids, and worsening constipation.
As a pelvic floor physical therapist, I see this all the time. Healthy bowel habits are foundational for optimal pelvic floor function, core coordination, and digestive health.
🚽 Go when you feel the urge
🕒 Don’t “hold it” regularly
🪑 Use proper toilet posture (feet supported, slight forward lean)
💨 Breathe — don’t strain
If you struggle with chronic constipation, pelvic floor dysfunction, painful bowel movements, or incomplete emptying, pelvic PT can help retrain your muscles and restore normal bowel mechanics.

02/16/2026

To be an expert in pelvic floor physical therapy, you have to be obsessed — and that’s a good thing.
Becoming a true pelvic floor physical therapist means earning a degree in Physical Therapy (DPT), completing hundreds of hours of continuing education in pelvic health, staying current with the latest research, gaining advanced certification, and attending advanced pelvic PT conferences
Expert care in pelvic floor rehabilitation goes far beyond entry-level training. Treating pelvic pain, postpartum recovery, incontinence, prolapse, and core dysfunction requires advanced clinical reasoning and specialized skills.
It’s good to be a nerd when it comes to your pelvic health. 🤓

02/13/2026

Tummy time isn’t just for baby 👶 — it’s powerful postpartum core rehab for YOU too.
Try a prone prop (mini plank) position during tummy time to gently activate your deep core and support abdominal recovery after childbirth. While your baby is building head control and core strength, you can safely work on reconnecting to your abs and pelvic floor.
This is especially helpful for:
✔️ Postpartum core weakness
✔️ Diastasis recti recovery
✔️ Pelvic floor dysfunction
✔️ Low back pain after pregnancy
A strong, coordinated core = better healing, better function, and better long-term pelvic health.
✨ Pelvic PT is essential after birth — even if you “feel fine.” A trained pelvic floor physical therapist can guide safe postpartum exercise progression and help you rebuild strength the right way.

02/11/2026

Pelvic pain isn’t just about muscles — even your waistband can make a difference.
For my male patients dealing with chronic pelvic pain, pelvic floor tension, prostatitis symptoms, or testicular/groin pain, tight or rigid waistbands can increase abdominal pressure and irritate already sensitive pelvic floor muscles.
That’s why many of my patients have loved:
• Lululemon ABC Pants
• Vuori Optimist Elastic Waist Pants
• Vuori Aim Pant
These styles tend to have softer, non-constricting waistbands, better stretch, and less compression through the lower abdomen and pelvis — which can be helpful when managing male pelvic floor dysfunction.
This post is not sponsored — just sharing consistent feedback I hear in the clinic from men navigating pelvic pain.
If you’re dealing with:
✔️ Pelvic floor tightness
✔️ Chronic prostatitis / CPPS
✔️ Perineal pain
✔️ Pain with sitting
✔️ Post-vasectomy pain
✔️ Groin or lower abdominal discomfort
Small clothing adjustments can support your overall pelvic PT plan.
Comfort matters. Pressure matters. Your waistband matters.

02/09/2026

Not all pelvic floor physical therapy is created equal. 👀
To properly treat pelvic floor dysfunction, a pelvic floor therapist must be trained in internal pelvic floor assessment and treatment.
Many clinics advertise pelvic PT but their clinicians may lack the advanced training and hands-on experience needed to treat conditions like pelvic pain, incontinence, prolapse, or painful s*x.
True expert pelvic floor physical therapy requires years of post-graduate education beyond PT school. When choosing a provider, look for advanced certifications such as PRPC (Pelvic Rehabilitation Practitioner Certification) or WCS (Women’s Health Clinical Specialist)—they matter.
✨ Your pelvic floor deserves specialized care.



02/01/2026

✨ Massage guns: more than just a gym bro toy ✨
Dealing with achy muscles, stiffness, or that “everything feels tight” feeling? Percussion therapy can help by:
✔️ Increasing blood flow
✔️ Reducing muscle tension
✔️ Improving short-term mobility
✔️ Helping calm sensitive, overworked tissues
Used correctly, massage guns can be a great tool for managing everyday musculoskeletal pain and supporting recovery between workouts or long days at work đź’Ş
✨ Pro tip: More pressure ≠ better results. Start light, avoid bony areas, and think relaxation, not punishment.
Save this for later & share with someone who lives with sore muscles đź‘€

01/21/2026

I’m so proud of this one.
If you need me, I’ll be laughing at my own joke forever.

01/21/2026

Pelvic floor physical therapy isn’t just for one “type” of person — it’s for anyone with a pelvis 🙌
Pelvic PT can help if you’re experiencing:
✨ Urinary leakage (with exercise, sneezing, coughing, or urgency)
✨ Pelvic pain, whether you are male or female including pain with initmacy
✨ Pregnancy-related aches, pressure, or prep for birth
✨ Postpartum symptoms like core weakness, diastasis recti, or prolapse
✨ Chronic constipation or difficulty emptying
✨ Low back, hip, or sacroiliac joint pain
✨ Pain or dysfunction after surgery (C-section, hysterectomy, prostate surgery)
✨ Athletic performance issues, breath control, or core instability
✨ Menopause-related changes like dryness, pain, or bladder symptoms
✨ Endometriosis, PCOS, or chronic pelvic conditions
Pelvic floor PT focuses on how your muscles, breath, core, and nervous system work together — not just Kegels. Whether your muscles are too tight, too weak, or poorly coordinated, treatment is individualized to you.
If something “down there” doesn’t feel right, leaks, hurts, or just isn’t working the way it used to — you’re not alone, and help exists 💛

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10 Sycamore Avenue
Ho-Ho-Kus, NJ
07423

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Monday 9am - 7pm
Tuesday 9am - 7pm
Wednesday 9am - 7pm
Thursday 9am - 7pm
Friday 9am - 7pm

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