Thrive Pelvic Health

Thrive Pelvic Health Pelvic health and manual therapist. A holistic approach to healing with emphasis on listening to yo

01/07/2026

Pelvic organ prolapse is a common condition postpartum.

In fact it happens in about 50% of postpartum moms.

Prolapse can occur from the bladder wall, uterus or re**um.

Pelvic floor PT can help manage the symptoms of:
➡️ vaginal heaviness or pressure
➡️ discomfort with in*******se
➡️ needing to support the perineum to have a bowel movement 💩

Postpartum prolapse is not just about KEGELS or pelvic floor weakness, we also have to look at how you manage pressure. 💨

What questions do you have? ⬇️

01/06/2026

Just wait until you’re done having kids.”

What a joke, 🤭because carrying groceries or caring for a baby while feeling like there is a partially inserted tampon down there is such a ✨character-building✨ experience.

If you’re postpartum and dealing with pelvic organ prolapse, let me be the pelvic floor PT who says the quiet part out loud: waiting it out, is not the gold standard. It’s outdated advice!!💥

Here’s why you should START PFPT NOW👇

1️⃣ Your body is quickly adaptable right now.
Postpartum tissue is already in its recovery phase after birth. Strength, coordination, and support respond better when you work with your body early on instead of letting compensations settle in.

2️⃣ Symptoms aren’t a badge of honor.

Pressure, heaviness, leaking, or feeling like “something is there” isn’t something you earn the right to address later. You deserve to move, lift, run, hold your baby or push your toddler on a swing without symptoms.

3️⃣ Future pregnancies do better with support.

A stronger, more coordinated core and pelvic floor before the next pregnancy can actually help manage symptoms and reduce worsening later.

You don’t need to suffer in the meantime.

And you definitely don’t need to wait until you’re done having babies to feel supported in your body.

If prolapse symptoms are stealing your confidence or comfort, DM me or click the link in my bio to get support from someone who actually listens.

You’re not broken, you’re POSTPARTUM.

01/05/2026

Your body just did something extraordinary. 🤍
It grew life, carried it, birthed it and now it’s healing.

You’re not broken. You’re postpartum.
Recovery isn’t about “bouncing back,” it’s about being supported as you move forward.

3 reasons every postpartum mom needs pelvic floor physical therapy:

1️⃣ Restore strength & function
Pregnancy and birth stretch and load the pelvic floor. PT helps retrain these muscles for core stability, bladder/bowel control, and everyday movement.

2️⃣ Address pain & symptoms early.
Bladder leaks, vaginal pressure, and pain with movement or intimacy, are common but not something you have to live with.
Pelvic PT treats the root cause, not just the symptoms.

3️⃣ Support long-term healing & confidence
Proper rehab reduces the risk of prolapse, chronic pain, and future injuries so you can return to exercise, daily life, and motherhood feeling strong and confident.

Postpartum is a season of healing.
You deserve care, too. 💛

01/04/2026

Hey mama, you’re safe here and it’s ok to be vulnerable. 💛

If you’re leaking when you laugh, sneeze, or chase your kid down the hallway… or if s*x feels painful and you’re quietly wondering “Is this just my life now?” I need you to hear this:

➡️You didn’t do anything wrong.
➡️Your body isn’t broken.

And you are absolutely not alone.

So many postpartum moms carry this stuff in silence because it feels awkward, embarrassing, or “not bad enough.” But bladder leaks, heaviness, pain with intimacy are common, not normal, and they are treatable.🫶🏻

You’re allowed to be vulnerable.
You’re allowed to ask for help.
And you deserve a body that feels strong, confident, and pain-free again.

If this hit home, send me a DM that says “HELP” or click the link in my bio to book a pelvic floor consult.

You deserve to feel better in 2026.

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