Pelvic floor rehabilitation addresses disorders associated with the abdomen, pelvis, hips, and pelvic floor muscles. The pelvic floor muscles provide support for the organs in the pelvis, helps control bowel and bladder function, plays a role in sexual activities, and provides core and postural stability.

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Abdominopelvic dysfunction can be caused by a myriad of issues including tightness or weakness of the pelvic floor muscles, sacroiliac joint dysfunction, pregnancy and childbirth, postural problems, aging, surgery to the abdomen, pelvis, or low back, and pre-existing problems with the hip, low back, and/or coccyx. Abdominopelvic issues can be embarrassing, debilitating, and significantly impair quality of life. A trained pelvic health physical therapist can help optimize muscle function and improve quality of life through education, manual therapy, and exercises.