Pelvic Floor Therapy for Bladder Issues

in Woodbury, MN

Pelvic Floor Therapy for Bladder Control, Urgency, and Leakage

Bladder symptoms are incredibly common—but that doesn’t mean they’re something you just have to live with.

Many people struggle with leaking when they cough, sneeze, run, or jump. Others feel a constant the urge to use the bathroom, find themselves going “just in case,” bladder pain, or wake up multiple times during the night to urinate.

These symptoms can be frustrating, embarrassing, and disruptive to everyday life. But in many cases, they are highly treatable with pelvic floor physical therapy.

At Awake Pelvic Health & Wellness, we help you understand why these symptoms are happening and create a plan to restore confidence and control over your bladder.

Common Bladder Symptoms We Help With

Many bladder symptoms are related to how the pelvic floor muscles, core, brain, and bladder are working together.

We frequently help clients experiencing:

  • Urinary leakage when coughing, sneezing, laughing, or exercising

  • Frequent urination throughout the day

  • Strong urinary urgency or feeling like you can’t hold it

  • Waking up at night to urinate (nocturia)

  • Difficulty fully emptying the bladder

  • Bladder pressure or discomfort

  • Interstitial Cystitis

  • Leaking during pregnancy or postpartum

  • Bladder changes after prostate surgery (for men)

If you’ve been told bladder issues are just “part of aging,” postpartum recovery, or something you have to manage forever, there may be more options available than you realize.

Ready to book your physical therapy appointment?

Why Bladder Problems Happen

Bladder symptoms often develop when the pelvic floor muscles and surrounding systems are not working together the way they should.

Common contributing factors include:

  • pelvic floor muscle weakness

  • pelvic floor muscle tension or difficulty relaxing

  • pregnancy and postpartum changes

  • hormonal changes during perimenopause or menopause

  • past injuries that affect movement patterns

  • core weakness or coordination issues

  • habits that developed to compensate for symptoms

At Awake, we take time to understand how your body is functioning as a whole so we can identify the true drivers behind your symptoms.

What Makes Awake Different

Bladder symptoms often happen when the muscles that support your bladder aren’t working the way they should—sometimes they’re weak, sometimes they’re too tight, and sometimes they just need better support from the rest of the body.

In pelvic floor therapy, we help your body learn how to support your bladder again so you can feel more in control. Your visits may include:

  • learning how to properly relax and strengthen the pelvic floor

  • hands-on treatment to release tension in the pelvis, hips, or abdomen

  • simple exercises that support your core and pelvic floor

  • guidance to reduce leaking during daily activities and exercise

  • understanding habits that may be irritating your bladder

Our goal is not just to reduce symptoms, but to help you feel confident in your body again—whether that means running, lifting, laughing, or simply making it through the day without worrying about your bladder.

Ready to take charge of your healing?

How We’ll Work Together

Step #1: Contact Us 

Submit our contact form to set up your 10–15-minute new client call.

Step #2: New Client Call

(10–15 min) We’ll answer your questions and book your first evaluation.

Step #3: Initial Evaluation 

A full one-on-one visit with your doctor of physical therapy.

Step #4: Follow-up Sessions 

Your customized plan for healing, rebuilding, and long-term wellness.

What Our Clients Say

You Don’t Have to Plan Your Life Around the Bathroom

Bladder issues can make people feel like they have to constantly think about where the nearest restroom is, avoid certain activities, or limit exercise.

You deserve better than that.

With the right care and guidance, many people experience meaningful improvements in bladder control and quality of life.

If bladder symptoms have been affecting your daily life, pelvic floor therapy can help you understand what’s happening in your body and take the next step toward lasting improvement.

Schedule a visit with our team to start your path toward better bladder health.