Pediatric Pelvic Health

Does your child avoid social settings due to incontinence such as running around with her/his friends?

Is your child struggling with wetting their bed at night (and over 5 years of age)?

Chronic constipation?

It is not just an adult issue.....children have pelvic floors as well and can suffer from both day and night time conditions that can follow them into adulthood.

But again, Shhhhhhhhhhh, this is something we do not talk about but NEEDS too.

Let’s change the conversation and help these children succeed.

Signs and Symptoms We Can Help You With

Chronic constipation

Bedwetting ( over 5 years of age)

Urinary Incontinence when laughing, jumping, playing on the playground

Increased frequency of urination with a strong urge to void

Feeling of not being able to empty bladder completely

Pain when urinating

Frequent bladder infections

Pelvic Health Conditions We Treat

Enuresis (bedwetting)

Norturia (waking at night to urinate)

Dysuria (discomfort or burning during urination)

Constipation

Stress Incontinence

Urge Incontinence

Giggle Incontinence

Overactive Bladder

Underactive Bladder

Voiding Postponement

Dysfunctional Voiding (intermittent stream of urine)

Giggle Incontinence

Increased Day Time Urinary Frequency

Testimonials

“Thank you, was very patient and kind, explained everything.”

”Jennifer is fantastic, she is very knowledgeable, listens to all your concerns and truly puts what’s best for you into place.”

Frequently Asked Questions

Is there an internal assessment required for Paediatric clients?

Great question! No, we NEVER complete an internal assessment on a child. We may complete an external exam during the session which will be explained to both the child and the parent. We often use biofeedback which involves placing sensors (small stickers) on the child's bottom so we can determine if the pelvic floor muscles are over active or under active, coordinated, and if they are strong or weak. We often play games through biofeedback to address the specific concerns related to your child's assessment findings.