Pain and other disorders of the pelvis can be embarrassing and socially isolating. Fortunately, we offer compassionate and highly specialized treatment in quiet, private rooms, to help you regain the life you want to live. Our highly trained physical therapists will be by your side to support and guide you on your way to an active and pain-free lifestyle.
Treatment is highly specific to each patient but may include pelvic floor relaxation and/or strengthening exercises, core muscle & breathing coordination exercises, manual techniques for trigger points or myofascial restrictions, behavioral training on toilet habits/hygiene/hydration, coordination training of the pelvic floor and pelvic girdle musculature, internal or external biofeedback/e-stim, and occasional use of modalities for pain control.
Our team of experts treat the following conditions:
- Abdominal or Groin Pain – pain experienced in any portion of the abdominal region or groin/inner thigh region
- Anorectal Pain – pain experienced in any portion anus or rectum
- Coccydynia – pain in the tailbone
- Constipation – difficulty in emptying or reduced bowel movements
- Fecal Incontinence – involuntary stool leakage
- Levator Ani Syndrome – pain or discomfort in the region of the rectum, sacrum, or tailbone which can be associated or aggravated by sitting
- Incomplete Bladder Emptying – urinary retention due to obstruction or impaired bladder functioning
- Overactive Bladder – urinary urgency and frequency that can be associated with incontinence
- Pelvic or Genital Pain – pain experienced in any portion of the pelvic region or genital region
- Post-surgical pain/scarring – painful scar or fascia as a result of surgeries such as abdominoplasty, hernia repair, and prostatectomy to name a few
- Pubic Symphysis Pain or Dysfunction – a condition that causes pain or discomfort at the pubic symphysis region often associated
- Prostatitis – a chronic pelvic pain syndrome present in the pelvic region, penis, or testicles
- Pudendal Neuralgia – pain or discomfort in the pudendal nerve region (perineum, rectum, and/or penis)
- Urinary Incontinence – involuntary urinary leakage (includes urge, stress, and mixed incontinence)
Meet our Men's Health Clinicians!
Please call for more information
Carolyn Dunkelberger
PT, DPT
Pottsville: 272-639-5775
Lauren Garges
PT, MSPT
Bethlehem- 3rd & New: 484-822-5515
Kaitlyn Hines
PT, DPT
Kutztown: 484-426-2021
Katelyn Kunkle
PT, DPT
Ottsville: 267-424-8000
Kylene Logorda
PT, DPT
Easton- Palmer Township: 484-822-5300
Vanessa Mavrode
PT, DPT
Hillcrest - 908-847-6756
Patricia Posten
PT, DPT
Kresgeville: 272-639-5350
Isabella Scangamor
PT, DPT
Hillcrest: 908-847-6756
Lara Seligman-Russo
PT, DPT, MBA
Phillipsburg- Hillcrest: 908-847-6756
Melinda Steimling
PT, DPT
Bethlehem- 3rd & New: 484-822-5515
Sylva Zelena
PT
Center Valley: 484-526-7111
Heather Zellner
PT, DPT