Pelvic Floor Rehabilitation at CCMH
Phone: 660-329-6091
Fax: 660-542-1664
Is Pelvic Floor Rehab for Me?
Your provider can best determine if and when pelvic floor therapy is appropriate. You may be a candidate if you have experienced any of the following:
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Urinary Incontinence (stress, urge, mixed)
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Fecal Incontinence
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Dysmenorrhea
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Dyspareunia/ Pain with insertion
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Coccydynia
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Neurologic dysfunction of bladder
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Chronic Constipation, Hemorrhoids
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Pelvic Organ Prolapse (Cystocele, Rectocele, Urethrocele, Uterine Prolapse)
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Pre- and Postpartum
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Pelvic pain (endometriosis, interstitial cystitis, vaginismus, vulvodynia, pelvic congestion syndrome, prostatitis, penile, scrotal, testicular, Hard-Flaccid)
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Diastasis Recti
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Pre- and Post-Cancer involving urinary and bowel systems
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Pre- and Post-Prostatectomy
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Erectile Dysfunction
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Bed Wetting/Pediatric bowel and bladder dysfunction
What does Pelvic Floor Rehabilitation involve?
Evaluation by a trained pelvic floor physical therapist with individualized Plan of Care.
One-on-One Treatment Interventions (Does not have to include internal treatment if patient prefers):
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Manual Therapy
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Exercise
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Patient Education
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Lifestyle Modifications
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Modalities- Biofeedback, sEMG, E-Stim, Ultrasound
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Penile clamps, pumps
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Anal balloons
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Vaginal Dilators
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Pelvic Floor Massage Wands
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Pregnancy Support Belts
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Dry Needling
Take the First Step:
To learn more about our safe, effective, and patient-centered approach to pelvic floor rehab, or to speak to our therapists, call our rehab office at 660-329-6091. Our office staff can check your insurance to verify Pelvic Floor Therapy coverage.
Our Pelvic Floor Therapists
Kristen Butterfield, RPT
Kristen, a Physical Therapist, has had specialized training in pelvic floor rehabilitation through the Herman & Wallace Pelvic Rehabilitation Institute.
Kalee Shonk, PT, DPT
Kalee, a Physical Therapist, has had specialized training in pelvic floor rehabilitation through the Herman & Wallace Pelvic Rehabilitation Institute.