Stephanie TindlePT, DPT

I am pediatric physical therapist who is specially trained to treat pediatric patients with pelvic floor dysfunction. This may include daytime wetting, night time wetting, increased or decreased frequency of voiding, pain with urination, constipation, fecal incontinence, and/or fecal withholding. Treatment involves manual therapy, therapeutic exercise for pelvic floor muscle strengthening and relaxation training, biofeedback therapy and neuromuscular reeducation of pelvic floor muscles to increase awareness and isolation ability, core strengthening, and patient and family education. Conditions of pelvic floor dysfunction/urinary incontinence/bowel incontinence needing therapy: Increased urinary frequency (void more than 7 times per day) Decreased urinary frequency (void less than 4 times per day) Daytime wetting Bed wetting Constipation (less than 3 bowel movements per week) Bowel leakage Urinary urgency (when get sensation they need to go, unable to hold it long enough to get to the b