Pediatric pelvic floor therapy can be wonderfully helpful for children who experience bedwetting, daytime accidents, constipation, stool withholding, or difficulty with toilet training.

Pediatric pelvic floor therapy can be wonderfully helpful for children who experience bedwetting, daytime accidents, constipation, stool withholding or pain with voiding, sensory challenges around toileting, frequent UTIs, or difficulty with toilet training.
During an evaluation, we look at your child's developmental milestones, strength, balance, coordination, daily habits, routines, and environment. We also discuss any emotional and sensory concerns that may be present. We then create a personalized treatment plan, using play-based activities and age-appropriate education, to help your child build confidence and achieve independent toileting.
Michaela brings experience in early intervention and outpatient pediatrics, along with continuing education in pediatric pelvic floor treatment.
Bedwetting, daytime accidents, pain with voiding, and frequent UTIs.
Constipation and stool withholding.
Sensory challenges around toileting and difficulty with toilet training.
Every plan is built around your child, your family, and your routines.
Ask your questions about your child's needs and see if Thrive is a good fit for your family.
We look at developmental milestones, strength, balance, coordination, habits, routines, and environment, along with any emotional and sensory concerns.
A personalized plan uses play-based activities and age-appropriate education to help your child build confidence and achieve independent toileting.
Not sure whether pelvic floor therapy is right for your child? Book a free discovery call and ask.
Michaela is a warm and kind encouraging person! She is very knowledgeable with lots of tips and strategies to share. Highly recommend her!

Personalized, one on one care for bladder, bowel, sexual health, pelvic pain, pregnancy, and postpartum.

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Leaking, urgency, and frequency are common, and they are treatable.