NEW: Pelvic Floor Therapy

At CHDC, our Physical Therapist, Dr. Leeat Adlersberg, is certified as a Pregnancy & Postpartum Corrective Exercise Specialist (PCES), meaning she can help individuals strengthen their pelvic floor. While the certification is designed to address the unique needs of pregnant and postpartum individuals, the underlying principles extend well beyond this population, including athletes and active adults, patients recovering from abdominal or orthopedic surgeries, and individuals experiencing balance deficits, weakness, chronic pain associated with poor trunk stabilization, and more.

The PCES framework allows our team to address the connection between breathing, core function, pelvic floor coordination, posture, and movement quality.

Many individuals experience changes in core strength, pelvic floor function, posture, and movement mechanics after childbirth, even in the absence of symptoms. Early intervention can help optimize recovery, reduce the risk of future dysfunction, and support a safe return to exercise, work, childcare responsibilities, and other daily activities.

To schedule an appointment, call us at 610-326-9460.

*Provider referral may be needed. Please check with your insurance.

Because pelvic floor health is connected to many aspects of your overall well-being, you may also benefit from women's health and adult primary care services. Explore these related services to learn more about your care options.

Two healthcare professionals in blue CHDC shirts smiling in a clinical setting.
CHDC physical therapists Dr. Avila (left) and Dr. Adlersberg (right)

Pelvic Floor Testimonial

"From the beginning, Dr. Adlersberg created a comfortable atmosphere that allowed me to be at ease and honest about where I was in life and what work needed to be accomplished to get back to the gym and resume my preferred manner of working out. After a month and a half, I am happy to say that I have seen a significant amount of success in rehabilitating my abdominal section. Every measurable aspect of my diastasis recti, including span and depth, decreased by well over 50%, with some measurements improving by more than 75%. I have also experienced increased mobility, as many of the exercises helped open up my hips and allowed my airways to stay more open during squatting."

Patient N.C.

Physical Therapy Locations:

The Shoppes at Coventry

351 W. Schuylkill Rd.

Pottstown, PA 19465

 

Barto

1315 Route 100 N.

Barto, PA 19504