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Boston Pelvic Physical Therapy

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Boston Pelvic Physical Therapy

We treat urinary/fecal incontinence, constipation, pelvic pain and more.

Our mission is to empower people living with pelvic floor conditions to regain their best quality of life in a professional non judgmental environment with expert care.

03/09/2026

Everyone deserves care that listens, adapts, and meets them where they are. Thank you to Karen for sharing her story.

If you’re feeling confused, frustrated, or stuck when it comes to your pelvic floor health, you don’t have to navigate it alone. Please reach out to us if you have questions or would like to schedule a visit:

📧 info@bostonpelvicpt.com
💻 www.bostonpelvicpt.com
📞 (813) 540-0639 (call or text)

02/18/2026

When I was little, did I dream about documentation, software, and dealing with a healthcare system that doesn’t actually prioritize health? Not exactly.

I dreamed about helping people.

Yes, running a business is tough sometimes - it can be logistically complex and emotionally heavy. But when I think about it through my younger self’s eyes, she wouldn’t see the stress…she’d just be in awe of how we get to help people every day.

If you’re feeling overwhelmed or been extra hard on yourself lately, zoom out and take a look through the eyes of yourself as a kid. What would they say about the life you’ve built?

Thank you to for the beautiful inspiration for this post. Making this was surprisingly emotional in the best way 💛

02/04/2026

Boston Pelvic PT has received 50 five-star Google reviews, and we’re really grateful. Writing a review takes time, and for a small local clinic like ours, it makes a big difference.

We also recognize that it takes vulnerability to share about your experience with pelvic health work. It’s not always easy to speak up about this topic, and we don’t take that lightly.

These reviews do more than help BPPT grow…they help other people feel less alone. Your stories show that healing is possible, that help exists, and that pelvic floor physical therapy can be compassionate, collaborative, and life-changing 💛

Thank you!

02/02/2026

Stop chugging your water ⚠️

If you’re dealing with urinary urgency or leakage, *how* you drink fluids matters just as much as how much. Chugging large amounts all at once can overwhelm your bladder. Instead, slow, consistent sipping throughout the day helps keep your bladder hydrated and functioning well, *without* triggering urgency.

And just as important: don’t avoid fluids altogether. Dehydration can actually irritate the bladder and make symptoms worse.

Check out our blog post “8 Bladder Habits That Matter for Pelvic Health” for more simple tweaks that can make a big difference in your day to day life.
🔗 www.bostonpelvicpt.com/blog/8-bladder-habits-that-matter-pelvic-health

👉 If you’ve tried these lifestyle changes but are still struggling with leaking or frequency, let’s get to the root of it together. Book an evaluation at www.bostonpelvicpt.com to find lasting relief.

01/30/2026

At BPPT, we talk a lot about the nervous system, because it affects *everything* else, including pelvic floor health.

Stepping away from all our digital gadgets, slowing down, and curling up with a good book is one small way we reset and practice what we teach.

Here’s what our team is reading right now. Any other recommendations?? 📚

01/26/2026

Human rights, safety, and access to care are core to the work we do every day.

Please read for our full statement and ways to take action, and share with your community.

01/20/2026

We hear a lot of pelvic floor myths from our clients, sometimes even things they were told by other healthcare providers. It’s not surprising - there are significant gaps in standard medical training (especially when it comes to pelvic health) and so much widespread misinformation online.

That’s why our work at BPPT is as much about education and empowerment as it is about treatment (and why *we* are always continuing to learn, too)!

Have you heard any of these PFPT myths before? Or others we didn’t cover?

Bottom line: if you have a pelvic floor (you do) and something doesn’t feel right, there’s a really good chance we can help! Book your visit quickly & easily online (bostonpelvicpt.janeapp.com) or call/text (813) 540-0639 or email info@bostonpelvicpt.com with questions.

01/08/2026

At BPPT, taking care of the “whole person” isn’t just something we say - it’s what we practice too! Our team lives by the same values we share with our patients: staying active, taking care of ourselves, finding joy, and creating real connections.

Swipe to see how Dr. Christine does this in her own life ➡️

Ready to feel strong and confident in your body again? We’re here for you. Book your appointment at www.bostonpelvicpt.com, or reach out by calling/texting 813-540-0639 or emailing info@bostonpelvicpt.com with any questions.

01/07/2026

Constipation can have many causes, and gentle, regular movement can be a helpful place to start.

Try these 5 stretches daily if you’re feeling backed up. If symptoms are ongoing, painful, or disruptive to your everyday life, pelvic floor physical therapy offers individualized care and effective tools to help you feel better again.

🔗 Schedule a visit with us quickly and easily today: bostonpelvicpt.janeapp.com

01/05/2026

Erectile dysfunction isn’t just an “older person” issue. More importantly, it’s common, treatable, and nothing to be ashamed of. Our newest blog explains how pelvic floor physical therapy can help address the physical, nervous system, and tension-related factors that often contribute to ED. Check it out and learn how intimacy can feel safe and enjoyable again, without pressure or embarrassment:

🔗 www.bostonpelvicpt.com/blog

For even more details, listen to Under the Hood, Episode 2: 5 Surprising Ways to Fix Erectile Dysfunction:

🎧 www.buzzsprout.com/2544408/episodes/18036907

If you know someone who might find this helpful, please pass this post along!
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01/04/2026

It’s time to stop telling yourself you’ll deal with [pelvic pain, chronic constipation, leaking, painful s*x] “later.” You’d never tell your best friend to just “push through” pain—so why are you doing it to yourself?

Your comfort and strength matter just as much as everyone and everything else on your to-do list. You deserve care that actually works for you for the long-term. You are worth the investment.

Schedule a visit with us today - we’d love to meet you!: https://bostonpelvicpt.janeapp.com

08/23/2025

(Now that we’ve got your attention with this ridiculous graphic…)

⚠️ Just a heads up that the Boston Pelvic PT parking lot will be closed for repaving **this Mon 8/25–Fri 9/5.** There is free 2-hour parking is available on Main St. (right out front) and on nearby on Crystal St.

We recommend giving yourself a few extra minutes to park and walk to the clinic.

Thank you for your patience and understanding while we get this work done!!

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Melrose, MA

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

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+18135400639

Website

http://bostonpelvicpt.com/

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