Women's Health & Pelvic Floor Care

One Accord Physical Therapy

Physical Therapy located in Phoenix, AZ

I'm Here for Women's Health and Pelvic Floor Care

I'm Here for Men's Health and Pelvic Floor Care

Pelvic floor dysfunction affects 1-in-4 women, and at least 1-in-7 women between the ages of 18-50 suffer from pelvic pain. Unfortunately, only 49% of women receive a formal diagnosis, and most are never treated appropriately.

At One Accord Physical Therapy our resident expert, Dr. Britnie Hornsby, couples our unique, cutting edge approach to patient care with the most advanced women’s health treatment strategies that have been shown to be effective in treating pelvic dysfunction and pain. Her unique training and advanced skill-set in differential diagnosis and treatment place her far above an average women’s health therapist.

If you have questions or would like to schedule a phone consultation or a discovery session with Dr. Hornsby in our Phoenix, AZ location, please call our office today.

Men & Women's Pelvic Floor Care Q & A

What is a Men’s or Women’s Health Physical Therapist?

Men’s and Women’s Health Physical Therapists are musculoskeletal experts specializing in diagnosing and treating conditions affecting the pelvic region. This includes the pelvis, sacrum, sacroiliac joints, coccyx, and the reproductive and colorectal regions. At One Accord Physical Therapy, our specialists bring a unique approach to care, combining expertise in pelvic health with advanced training in spine-related conditions. With a significant percentage of pelvic floor pain linked to the spine, our comprehensive care ensures the most effective treatment available in Arizona.

What Do Women’s Health Physical Therapists Treat?

Our specialists have advanced post-graduate training to manage a wide range of pelvic floor dysfunctions and pain conditions affecting both men and women.

Pelvic Floor Dysfunction: Pelvic organ prolapse, bladder dysfunction (frequency, urgency, retention, or incomplete emptying).

Incontinence: Stress, urge, mixed, or overflow incontinence.

Pelvic Pain: Vulvodynia, dyspareunia, vaginismus, endometriosis, coccydynia, interstitial cystitis, and more.

Pregnancy and Postpartum Care: Obstetrical low back pain, diastasis recti, and sacroiliac joint pain.

Pre- and Post-Surgical Care: Hysterectomy, cesarean, prolapse repair, and more.

What Treatments Are Offered for Pelvic Floor Conditions?

We provide personalized treatment plans that integrate a variety of specialized interventions, including:

Patient Education: Understand the root causes of your symptoms and how to take charge of your recovery.

Prescriptive Exercises: Targeted movements to improve strength, coordination, and function.

Functional Training: Tailored programs to help you return to activities you love.

Soft Tissue Mobilization: Relieve tension and break up scar tissue.

Joint Mobilization and Spinal Techniques: Address mobility issues and improve alignment.

Breathing and Relaxation Training: Optimize pelvic floor coordination and reduce stress.

Biofeedback Training: Enhance awareness and control of pelvic floor muscles.

Dry Needling: Address chronic pain and soft-tissue injuries.

What to Expect During Your Initial Evaluation

Your first session begins with a thorough examination to uncover the specific causes of your symptoms. Your therapist will assess the mobility, strength, and control of your low back, hips, pelvis, and pelvic floor. Based on the findings, we will create a personalized plan of care to help you achieve lasting relief and recovery.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do I Need an Internal Pelvic Floor Assessment?

Internal assessments can provide vital information to guide treatment, but we prioritize your comfort. You’ll always be educated on the purpose of the exam, and all procedures will be explained thoroughly. Internal assessments are entirely optional, and you can decline or defer them at any time.

Will an Internal Exam Hurt?

While it may cause slight discomfort, our assessments are gentle and designed to minimize any physical or emotional discomfort. The process is far less invasive than a typical OB-GYN or urology visit, and you’ll always be in control of your care.

Our mission is to get you out of pain, restore your function, and help you return to the activities you love—without reliance on drugs or surgery. Whether you’re addressing pelvic floor dysfunction, post-surgical recovery, or chronic pain, we’re here to help.

Take the first step toward reclaiming your quality of life. Contact us or fill out our new patient form to schedule your evaluation today!

Our goal is to get you out of pain, to get you active and to keep you active and back to enjoying your life WITHOUT drugs or surgery.

What makes One Accord Woman’s Health Physical Therapist different

Our resident expert Dr. Britnie Horsnby’s post-graduate education and training in advanced spine care and women’s health makes for one of the most comprehensive care approaches available in Arizona. Furthermore, because consistency is key you will see her, one-on-one, for all of your women’s health visits. Dr. Hornsby will partner with you in the recovery process, so you'll always have a plan, you always have answers, and you won’t get lost in the medical system.

Dr. Hornsby is a mom herself and can identify with the limitations and frustrations that come with pelvic floor dysfunction and pain, and with a history of being a collegiate athlete, she also understands the desire to be a physically active mom and wife. Dr. Hornsby uses her past experiences, expertise, and passion to help women become active and stay active without fear of being limited by women's health issues.

Pelvic floor dysfunctions, although often not talked about, are very common and are very treatable. You are not alone, and we would be honored to be a part of your story and recovery.

To schedule an appointment with Dr. Britnie Hornsby, call One Accord Physical Therapy now at 855-331-7522 or send us your info here: Click Here

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