Pelvic Health Physical Therapy in Colorado Springs
Leaking during double unders, pelvic pain, pressure when you lift, or a postpartum body that doesn't feel like yours yet. These are common, but they are not something you have to live with. Our pelvic health physical therapy is one-on-one, evidence-based care that helps you get back to running, lifting, and everyday life with confidence.
Your Pelvic Health Physical Therapist
Dr. Brianna "Bree" Martin, PT, DPT
ICE Pelvic Specialist
Dr. Bree completed the Institute of Clinical Excellence (ICE) pelvic health certification pathway, including advanced coursework and hands-on training in pelvic floor examination. She provides full-scope pelvic health care, including internal pelvic floor assessment when appropriate and only with your consent. Meet Dr. Bree.
Not sure if pelvic health PT is right for you? Start with a free discovery call or book your evaluation today.
Book an Evaluation Book a Free Discovery CallPelvic Health Conditions We Treat
Dr. Bree helps with a wide range of pelvic floor, bladder, bowel, and core concerns. This list isn't exhaustive, so if you don't see your symptoms here, reach out and ask.
Urinary Leakage, Urgency & Frequency
Leaking when you cough, jump, lift, or run, or feeling like you always need to go.
Pelvic Pain
Pain in the pelvis, tailbone, hips, or pelvic floor that limits daily life or training.
Painful Intercourse
Pain or discomfort with intimacy, assessed and treated in a private, respectful setting.
Constipation & Bowel Dysfunction
Straining, incomplete emptying, or bowel urgency linked to pelvic floor coordination.
Pregnancy & Postpartum Recovery
Support during pregnancy and a structured return to strength and exercise after birth.
Core Weakness & Diastasis Recti
Abdominal separation and core weakness addressed with breathing, coordination, and progressive loading.
Pelvic Pressure During Lifting or Exercise
Heaviness or pressure under load, managed with pressure strategies and targeted strength work.
Return to Running, CrossFit & High-Impact Activity
A guided plan back to running, double unders, box jumps, and heavy lifting.
Male Pelvic Health
Pelvic pain, bladder, and bowel concerns in men, treated with the same individualized approach.
Pelvic Floor Dysfunction Can Affect Anyone
Pelvic floor dysfunction isn't limited to women during pregnancy or postpartum. Athletes, lifters, runners, men, and people in every stage of life can experience leakage, pain, or pressure. Your symptoms are worth addressing, and you don't have to simply live with them.
Athletes & Lifters
Leaking during double unders, heavy squats, or the last miles of a run often means the demands of that activity are outpacing your current pressure management, not that you are weak.
Pregnancy, Postpartum & Beyond
Whether you are pregnant, recently postpartum, or years out, it is never too late to address pelvic floor symptoms.
Men
Pelvic pain, bladder, and bowel symptoms affect men too, and pelvic health physical therapy can help.
Want to learn more first? Read our blog post: Urinary Incontinence During Exercise? Here's Why It Happens.
What to Expect at Your Pelvic Health Visit
Dr. Bree takes an individualized approach. Rather than telling you to stop exercising, your plan is built around your symptoms, your goals, and the way you actually train.
Listen
We start with a one-on-one conversation about your symptoms, history, goals, and the activities you want to get back to.
Assess
Your evaluation may look at breathing, core coordination, hip strength, mobility, and lifting or running mechanics. An internal pelvic floor exam may be recommended when appropriate, always with your consent, and it is not required for every patient.
Treat
Your plan may include manual therapy, breathing and core coordination, pressure management, progressive strength training, and a personalized home program.
Return
We progress you back to running, lifting, CrossFit, and everyday life so you can keep doing what you love with confidence.
Dr. Bree's ICE Pelvic Health Certification
Dr. Bree completed the Institute of Clinical Excellence (ICE) pelvic health certification pathway, an evidence-informed program combining 16 weeks of online education, hands-on training, exams, and practical assessments to prepare physical therapists to treat pelvic health conditions across the lifespan.
Dr. Brianna "Bree" Martin, PT, DPT
ICE Pelvic Specialist | Institute of Clinical Excellence
Dr. Bree completed all three parts of the ICE pelvic health pathway and now provides full-scope pelvic health care, including internal pelvic floor assessment when appropriate.
- Pelvic Level 1: Foundations. Pelvic floor function, pregnancy and postpartum, menopause, bladder health, and exercise-based rehab.
- Pelvic Level 2: Advanced Care. Pelvic pain, sexual health, bowel dysfunction, male pelvic health, and complex conditions.
- Pelvic Live: Hands-On Skills. In-person training in pelvic floor exams, manual therapy, functional assessment, and exercise interventions.
Pelvic Health FAQs
Quick answers to common questions about pelvic health physical therapy. For general questions about evaluations, what to wear, and cancellations, visit our full FAQ page.