Our team of Women’s Health physical therapists have advanced specialized training in the management of musculoskeletal conditions during the prenatal and postpartum periods.
The goal of physical therapy during pregnancy and postpartum periods is to address spinal and pelvic joint dysfunction, instruct in exercises to address muscle weakness and imbalance, as well as provide guidance and instruction related to modification of activities of daily living that may be difficult during these phases of life.
During the prenatal period, physical and hormonal changes occur, which can affect the musculoskeletal system. These changes include:
During the postpartum phase, fluctuating hormone levels combined with additional physical changes as a result of delivery may also result in musculoskeletal concerns, such as:
Our specialty trained Women's Health physical therapist, Tanya Cancade, treats diagnosis but not limited to:
You will have a private, in-depth evaluation with our physical therapist, Tanya Cancade, MPT. The evaluation includes your medical history, a movement analysis, and an assessment of your posture, muscles and nerves.
Treatment options and modalities used may vary case to case, as each diagnosis and patient is prescribed individualized treatment for specific goals and needs. Treatment options may include those mentioned above for education, exercise, and pain relief , as well as:
Our team of Women’s Health physical therapists have advanced specialized training in the management of musculoskeletal conditions during the prenatal and postpartum periods.
Tanya Cancade, MPT, has completed coursework through Herman & Wallace Pelvic Rehabilitation Institute. A few of Tanya's certifications include: Pelvic Floor levels I, IIA, IIB, & III, as well as Trigger Point Dry Needling, ASTYM, McConnell taping & Kinesiotaping.
Mistie-Gaston Smith, PTA , has completed Pelvic Floor Rehabilitation coursework through Herman and Wallace Institute, and has also obtained certifications to include ASTYM, FMS, wound care and flossing & cupping certificates from RockTape.
Kayleigh Rexroad, PTA, BS is certified Pelvic Floor Level I through Herman & Wallace Pelvic Rehabilitation institute. She also has obtained certificates through RockTape for completing a basic taping course as well as the basic and advanced RockBlades courses.
Feel free to contact our therapists directly if you would like more information about pregnancy and postpartum care :
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