Pelvic Floor & Women’s Health Physical Therapy | Kalispell, Montana | Mountain Physical Therapy
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Pelvic Floor & Women’s Health Physical Therapy

Feel Strong. Live Confident. Move Freely.

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At Mountain Physical Therapy, we provide specialized care for pelvic floor health, recovery, and overall well-being. Whether you’re navigating postpartum recovery, athletic pelvic issues, or changes related to menopause, our goal is to guide you back to strength, balance, and a healthier connection with your body​​​​​.​

Meet Your Therapist

 

Lydia Ringstaff, PT, DPT, COMT, PRPC

 

With advanced training in pelvic floor and orthopedic therapy, Lydia is passionate about helping patients overcome challenges and rediscover confidence in their daily lives

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​Our Services Support:

  • Men & women of all ages

  • New & expecting mothers

  • Athletes experiencing pelvic issues

  • Women in pre- or post-menopause

  • Children with pelvic floor challenges

  • Anyone experiencing pelvic pain or disruption

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Why the Pelvic Floor Matters

The pelvic floor is made up of 26 muscles forming a supportive “hammock” across the pelvis, stretching from the pubic bone to the tailbone. These muscles are vital for core stability and whole-body function

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Four Key Functions of the Pelvic Floor:

  1. Support pelvic organs (bladder, uterus, prostate, rectum)

  2. Stabilize the pelvis and spine

  3. Assist in sexual function

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What We Do:

Pelvic Floor Physical Therapy

  • Improve bladder & bowel control

  • Reduce pelvic pain and discomfort

  • Strengthen core stability

  • Support prolapse management

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Women’s Health Physical Therapy

  • Pre- and post-natal recovery

  • Diastasis recti rehabilitation

  • Menopause-related changes

  • Post-operative rehabilitation (hysterectomy, C-section, etc​​​

What to Expect:

​Your First Visit

  • One-on-one private consultation

  • Thorough assessment tailored to your needs

  • Education on your condition and treatment plan

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Treatment May Include

  • Gentle manual therapy

  • Targeted exercise

  • Relaxation and breathing strategies

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