"Breeanna successfully eliminated my intense pelvic floor pain and discomfort. I am so grateful for her patience and expert care."
You don't have to just live with it
Many men go years managing symptoms they assume are just part of getting older, recovering from surgery, or dealing with a prostate condition. The truth is: pelvic floor physical therapy offers real, lasting solutions — without surgery, without medication, and without having to live in discomfort.
Who we help
Whether you are recovering from prostate surgery, dealing with urinary leakage, experiencing chronic pelvic pain, or noticing changes after a hernia repair — we have helped men in exactly your situation find relief.
Urinary leakage or urgency is one of the most common — and most treatable — conditions we see in male patients. Whether it occurs after prostate surgery, as a result of an enlarged prostate, or without a clear cause, pelvic floor physical therapy can help you regain control. Through targeted muscle retraining and manual techniques, most men see significant improvement within a few sessions.
An enlarged prostate can cause urinary frequency, difficulty starting or stopping urination, and a feeling of incomplete emptying. Physical therapy works alongside your medical treatment to address the pelvic floor muscle tension and bladder habits that make BPH symptoms worse.
After prostate surgery, urinary incontinence and sexual dysfunction are common and expected — but they don't have to be permanent. Pelvic floor PT is one of the most effective evidence-based interventions for recovery after prostatectomy, helping you regain function faster and more completely.
Chronic pelvic pain in men is frequently misdiagnosed or dismissed. It can present as pain in the perineum, tailbone, lower abdomen, or genitals — and is often linked to tight, overactive pelvic floor muscles rather than a structural problem. We identify the source and build a plan that actually addresses it.
Post-surgical scar tissue and altered movement patterns can cause ongoing pain and dysfunction long after your wound has healed. Manual therapy and targeted rehabilitation can restore normal function and reduce pain significantly.
Pelvic floor muscle dysfunction plays a larger role in erectile dysfunction than most men — and most doctors — realize. Alongside SoftWave tissue regeneration therapy, pelvic floor PT addresses the muscular and circulatory components of sexual dysfunction in a private, one-on-one setting.
Tight or poorly coordinated pelvic floor muscles are a leading cause of chronic constipation in men. We use manual techniques and bowel retraining strategies to restore normal function.
Coccyx pain — whether from a fall, prolonged sitting, or no identifiable cause — is highly treatable with manual therapy and postural correction.
What to expect
Your first visit includes:
- A comprehensive evaluation of your symptoms, history, and movement patterns
- Assessment of posture, strength, pelvic alignment, and any relevant scars
- A personalized plan of care built around your specific goals
- A full walkthrough of your recommended treatment — with time for all your questions
Ready to feel like yourself again?
Pelvic floor physical therapy can help with a wide variety of conditions and concerns. Find out how our therapist can help you.
We see patients across Long Island:
- Babylon
- Huntington
- Merrick
- Riverhead
- Roslyn
- Yaphank
- Farmingdale
- Holtsville
