Pelvic floor pain can impact daily life, intimacy, and emotional well-being. We help identify the root causes—whether muscle tension, nerve irritation, endometriosis, painful periods, fibroids, or past trauma—and use gentle, evidence-based techniques to reduce pain, restore function, and help you reconnect with your body.

Leaks, urgency, constipation, and bowel changes are common—but not normal. We provide targeted therapy to improve pelvic floor coordination, bladder and bowel control, and your confidence in daily life.

Pain with intimacy is never “just in your head.” Whether related to pelvic floor tension, hormonal shifts, trauma, or childbirth, we offer compassionate, respectful care to reduce pain and restore comfort and connection in your sexual health.

We provide individualized therapy to help your body prepare for labor and birth, both for vaginal and cesarean deliveries. Through pelvic floor training, breathing strategies, and hands-on education, we equip you with tools to promote a smoother birth experience and reduce the risk of complications or trauma.

Pregnancy and childbirth bring enormous changes to the body. We offer expert support through every stage—addressing pain, weakness, incontinence, and core instability—to help you feel strong, supported, and confident as you navigate motherhood.

Healing after birth is about more than just time. Whether you had a vaginal or cesarean delivery, we support your recovery with care tailored to your body’s unique experience. From core and pelvic floor rehabilitation to managing pain, diastasis recti, incontinence, or scar tissue, we help you restore strength, function, and confidence as you adjust to life after baby.

We offer specialized care for survivors facing pelvic pain, scar tissue, lymphedema, and side effects of cancer treatment. As the only Certified KickPink Practitioner in DFW, Lisa brings advanced training in oncology rehab to support recovery with skill and sensitivity.

Hormonal changes during perimenopause and menopause can lead to new pelvic symptoms—from dryness and discomfort to changes in bladder, bowel, or sexual function. We offer informed, supportive care to help you navigate this phase with confidence and comfort.

Surgery in the abdominal or pelvic region—such as hysterectomy, C-section, laparoscopy, or prolapse repair—can affect muscles, nerves, and scar tissue mobility. We provide targeted rehabilitation to reduce pain, improve tissue healing, restore core and pelvic floor function, and help you return to daily activities with confidence and comfort. Recovery is more than healing the incision—it’s about regaining full-body strength and ease.