Personalized Pelvic Floor Therapy Available In-Home and In-Office in Charleston, SC

Pelvic Floor Therapy for Postpartum Recovery

Helping you heal, recover with support, and feel more like yourself again after birth.

Postpartum Support
That Meets You Where You Are

Postpartum recovery looks different for everyone. Charleston Pelvic Health provides personalized, one-on-one pelvic floor therapy designed around your body, your goals, and the season of life you’re in.

Choose the setting that feels best for you.

In-home visits allow us to support your recovery within your natural environment, incorporating your baby, feeding setup, daily routines, and caregiving demands.

In-office visits provide the same attentive care in our private, comfortable Charleston treatment spaces.

And you don’t have to wait six weeks. Postpartum visits can begin within the first week after delivery, and no referral is needed to start care.

Charleston Pelvic Health supports the physical, emotional, and functional changes that can follow childbirth, including:

  • Urinary urgency, frequency, and leaking

  • Pelvic, back, and hip pain

  • Perineal and cesarean scar healing

  • Diastasis recti and core changes

  • Returning to intimacy

  • Adjusting to new roles and routines

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Inquire for in-home session availability. Telehealth available throughout South Carolina.

Recover With Support

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Prevent Future Symptoms

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Feel Like Yourself Again

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Is This What You’re Experiencing?

  • Leaking urine when you cough, sneeze, laugh, lift, or exercise

  • Pelvic pressure, heaviness, or prolapse symptoms

  • Pelvic, back, hip, or tailbone pain

  • Pain with sex or uncertainty about returning to intimacy

  • Diastasis recti or feeling like your core isn’t working

  • Pain, pulling, numbness, or discomfort around a cesarean or perineal scar

  • Constipation or difficulty having comfortable bowel movements

  • Difficulty lifting, carrying, feeding, or caring for your child comfortably

  • Feeling unsure about what is normal after birth

  • Wanting guidance for returning to exercise safely and confidently

Whether you’re a few days, a few months, or a few years postpartum, pelvic floor therapy can help if you’re experiencing:

It’s never too early or too late to get support.

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Pelvic Floor Therapy Can Help You

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Recover With Support

Whether you’re recovering from a vaginal birth or cesarean birth, we’ll help you understand your body, support healing, and navigate the physical demands of caring for a baby.

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Prevent Future Symptoms

Early pelvic floor therapy can help address leaking, pain, pressure, constipation, scar restrictions, and core coordination before they become ongoing concerns.

Our goal is not only symptom relief. It’s helping you move with confidence, care for your baby more comfortably, return to exercise and intimacy, and feel more at home in your body.

Feel Like Yourself Again

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Postpartum Recovery Isn’t Meant To Be Done Alone

You deserve personalized support as your body heals and you adjust to life after birth.

Choose the convenience of an in-home visit or the comfort of our Charleston offices.

In either setting, your session is one-on-one, personalized to your needs, and designed to give you practical strategies you can use right away.

Your baby is always welcome.

Common Questions

When can I start?

Postpartum visits can begin within the first week after delivery, but it’s never too late to get care.

Internal pelvic floor assessment and treatment are not completed until after your six-week medical clearance, but there are many benefits to beginning care in the first 2 weeks. Early visits can focus on comfort, healing, body mechanics, feeding support, mobility, rest, and helping you feel supported as you recover.

What does my first visit look like?

Your first visit is one hour and can take place in your home or our private treatment offices.

We’ll review your pregnancy, birth, symptoms, daily routines, feeding setup, sleep, support system, and goals.

Depending on your needs, we may work on feeding positions, gentle hands-on treatment to promote comfort and healing, mobility, childcare tasks, or strategies to support your own rest and recovery.

You’ll leave with simple, practical strategies you can use right away to support healing, reduce aches and pains, and begin reconnecting with your core and pelvic floor.

Should I choose an in-home or office visit?

Both options provide the same personalized, one-on-one care.

In-home visits are ideal if you prefer not to travel with a newborn, want support within your own environment, or would benefit from addressing feeding positions, sleep setups, or caregiving tasks in your space.

Office visits are a great option if you prefer coming to a dedicated treatment space or live outside the primary in-home service area.

Choose whichever setting feels most comfortable and convenient for you.

Can I have my baby with me?

Of course. Your baby is always welcome, and we can incorporate feedings, diaper changes, or snuggles into our session as needed.

Older siblings are welcome too, but you may choose to reserve this time to focus on yourself.

Ready to schedule? Have questions?
Call 843-256-6775 or fill out the contact form below and Sarah Kate will contact you.