Virtual pelvic health therapy

Making women's health
make sense.

You're not alone in this, and help is one call away. One-on-one care, from wherever you are.

Dr. Caitlyn Citta
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the basics

What is pelvic floor therapy?

Pelvic floor therapy is specialized physical therapy for the muscles that support your bladder, bowel, and reproductive organs. When those muscles are too tight, too weak, or out of sync with the rest of your body, it shows up in ways that go far beyond what most people expect.

A session looks different for everyone. It usually starts with a real conversation about your history and what's going on, then moves into guided movement, breathing, and body-awareness work, with a plan you can actually follow between visits.

This isn't about a quick fix. It's about understanding what your body is telling you, and giving it what it actually needs.

who this is for

What pelvic health treats

Pelvic health touches more than most people realize. Here's a starting point, not the full list.

Postpartum recovery

Rebuilding strength and function in the months and years after birth.

Pre-pregnancy prep

Preparing the body ahead of pregnancy and delivery.

Pelvic pain

Pain with sitting, intimacy, or daily movement, including pain related to PCOS or endometriosis, that's been dismissed before.

Bladder issues

Leaking, urgency, or frequency that's become "normal" but doesn't have to be.

Core & diastasis recti

Restoring core function and closing the gap after pregnancy.

Prolapse support

Conservative, non-surgical management and long-term strategy.

Gastrointestinal issues

Bloating, constipation, and other GI symptoms that often connect back to pelvic floor function.

Peri & post menopausal changes

Support through the pelvic and hormonal shifts that come with this stage of life.

Other

Don't see what you're dealing with here? Reach out anyway, it's likely still worth a conversation.

why virtual

The benefits of telehealth care

privacy

No waiting rooms

Talk openly about a sensitive topic from a space that already feels safe.

access

Care from anywhere

No commute, no childcare scramble, no taking half a day off work.

comfort

Learn in your space

Guided movement work happens in the room you'll actually practice it in.

consistency

Easier to keep up

Lower friction means fewer skipped sessions and steadier progress.

from cait

Articles & resources

Real talk about pelvic health, written for people who've never had anyone explain it clearly.

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Book your session

Sessions start with a 1-hour consultation, with follow-ups running 45 minutes after that. You'll choose what you need on the booking page.

Booking, payment, and superbills are handled securely through our scheduling partner.