Biofeedback is a specialized service offered at pelvic health physical therapy clinics to help individuals improve control and coordination of their pelvic floor muscles. This non-invasive therapy employs sensors and provides visual or auditory feedback to monitor muscle activity in real-time, allowing clients to understand how their pelvic floor responds to specific cues or exercises.
It is commonly used to address conditions such as: Urinary incontinence, pelvic pain, decreased muscle coordination, and difficulty with muscle relaxation or activation
By providing immediate feedback, biofeedback empowers clients to develop better awareness and improve the effectiveness of their exercises.
Benefits include: Enhanced muscle strength, improved bladder and bowel control, reduced pain, and increased confidence in managing pelvic health concerns
This targeted approach promotes long-term wellness and restores function, leading to a better quality of life.
Neurostim therapy with Dolphin MPS (Micropoint Stimulation) is an innovative technique developed by the Canadian company Acumed. This advanced method uses a handheld device to deliver targeted electrical stimulation to specific points on the body, promoting the release of adhesions and scar tissue while enhancing the nervous system's healing response.
It is particularly effective for addressing: Chronic pain, scar tissue restrictions, and pelvic dysfunction.
The therapy is applied directly to affected areas or acupuncture points to reduce tension, improve circulation, and restore natural tissue mobility.
Benefits include: Significant pain reduction, improved range of motion, and enhanced overall function.
This makes it a powerful tool for scar release and pelvic health healing and recovery.
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