PELVIC FLOOR PHYSIOTHERAPY
Specialized assesment and treatment for pain and dysfunction of the pelvic floor
Pelvic Floor Physiotherapy
Specialized assesment and treatment for pain and dysfunction of the pelvic floor

Pelvic Floor Physio can treat:
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Stress incontinence (urine leakage with laughing, coughing, or exercise)
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Urgency and frequency of urination
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Pelvic pain
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Postpartum recovery
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Diastasis recti
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Birth preparation
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Pelvic organ prolapse
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Constipation
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Low back / hip pain
Pelvic floor physiotherapy is a lot more than just some kegel exercises. It involves the holistic assessment and treatment of a group of muscles involved with your urinary, bowel and sexual functions, as well as core stability.
Pelvic floor specialists at The Bridge utilize patient education, breathing/postural exercise and manual therapy to help reduce pain, restore function, and build strength in the muscles and joints of the pelvis, low back and hips.
The goal of pelvic floor physio is to de-stigmatize, help resolve, and prevent common pelvic dysfunctions that many people have been told are a normal part of aging or pregnancy.
Our Pelvic Floor services are offered at:
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The Bridge in Millennium Place
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The Bridge – South Edmonton
Specialized assessment and treatment for pain and dysfunction of the pelvic floor

Pelvic floor physiotherapy is a lot more than just some kegel exercises. It involves the holistic assessment and treatment of a group of muscles involved with your urinary, bowel and sexual functions, as well as core stability.
Pelvic floor specialists at The Bridge utilize patient education, breathing/postural exercise and manual therapy to help reduce pain, restore function, and build strength in the muscles and joints of the pelvis, low back and hips.
The goal of pelvic floor physio is to de-stigmatize, help resolve, and prevent common pelvic dysfunctions that many people have been told are a normal part of aging or pregnancy.
Pelvic Floor Physio can treat:
-
Stress incontinence (urine leakage with laughing, coughing, or exercise)
-
Urgency and frequency of urination
-
Pelvic pain
-
Postpartum recovery
-
Diastasis recti
-
Birth preparation
-
Pelvic organ prolapse
-
Constipation
-
Low back / hip pain
Our Pelvic Floor services are offered at:
-
The Bridge in Millennium Place
-
The Bridge – South Edmonton

Victoria Wilk – The Bridge in Millennium Place
Men’s & Women’s Pelvic Health Physio
I am most fulfilled when helping other people overcome whatever injury, or condition is preventing them from enjoying life, or achieving their goals. Knowing I have a hand in people’s happiness is why I do this job. In both my personal and professional life, I pride myself on being an advocate for others, whatever that may look like.
Pelvic health physiotherapy feeds both of these passions of mine. I chose this specialty to help individuals of all anatomies whose pelvic health issues are preventing them from doing whatever they want to in life! More importantly, I want to advocate for and empower these individuals to not feel shame around these issues, and to be someone with whom they feel comfortable and safe navigating their path to recovery.

Leanne Jacobs – The Bridge South Edmonton
Men’s & Women’s Pelvic Health Physio
My interest in pelvic health stems from the fact that the pelvic floor is part of our deep core stability system. In order for us to move and function effectively and efficiently, the pelvic floor needs to be working well within this system. Conditions of the pelvic floor can be very debilitating and greatly affect your quality of life, but there is very high quality research to support pelvic floor physio!
Pelvic health issues are far more common than you might think, but it’s not talked about enough due to the sensitive nature of this area of practice. I aim to educate you and make you as comfortable as possible along the way. I love helping people move and function better, so you can get back to living your best life!

Joelle Stenger – The Bridge in Millennium Place
Women’s Pelvic Health Physio
As a physiotherapist I have a keen interest in learning more about the complexities of the human body so that I not only can better myself, but also provide better care to my patients. I first decided to dive into the world of pelvic floor therapy because of my own experience with it as a runner.
I recognized the powerful change it had on me and knew I wanted to help others experience the same benefit. Pelvic floor therapy is an integral part to many people’s healing journeys and I look forward to helping you through yours!
