Feeling shy or embarrassed is totally normal!Our therapists are experienced with children and teens and use age-appropriate language, humor, and privacy to make sessions positive and empowering.We want your child to feel [...]
We work with children aged 4 to 18.Younger children are typically seen if toilet training is challenging or if a healthcare provider recommends early intervention.
Many children’s bladder and bowel issues are caused by muscle coordination difficulties — they may tighten when they should relax.Through education, exercises, and biofeedback, physiotherapy teaches the body to regain control, improves [...]
Assessments are always age-appropriate and based on your child’s comfort. Most evaluations are external and focus on observing movement, breathing, and posture.We never perform internal exams on children. Everything is explained beforehand [...]
The first session includes: A relaxed conversation about your child’s bladder, bowel, and toileting habits Review of medical history and daily routines Gentle physical assessment (external only) to look at posture, breathing, [...]
Our Pediatric Pelvic Health Physiotherapists support children with: Bedwetting (nocturnal enuresis) Daytime wetting or urinary urgency Constipation and painful bowel movements Stool withholding Pelvic or abdominal pain Delayed toilet training Post-surgical recovery [...]
Pediatric pelvic floor physiotherapy helps children and teens who experience bladder, bowel, or pelvic muscle issues. It focuses on teaching your child how to properly relax and strengthen the muscles that control [...]
Most extended health plans include pelvic floor physiotherapy as part of regular physiotherapy coverage. We encourage you to confirm your benefits directly with your insurance provider before your first visit.
No referral is needed. You can book directly with our registered pelvic floor physiotherapists. However, if you have extended health coverage, some insurance plans require a referral for reimbursement — check [...]
