Personalized Pelvic Floor Therapy for Real Relief

Pelvic floor therapy can change more than your symptoms—it can change how you move, how you connect, and how you feel in your body. At Prosper, we treat a range of conditions through one-on-one, hands-on care that looks at your whole body, not just the symptoms. Whether you're recovering from birth, struggling with pain, or wondering if what you're feeling is normal—we’re here to help.

Bladder & Bowel Health

Restore control, reduce urgency, and feel confident again.

Urinary Leakage & Constipation
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Pelvic Organ Support

Improve control, reduce heaviness, and feel more stable in your core.

Pelvic Organ Prolapse
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Reproductive Health

Restore comfort, confidence, and connection with your body.

Pain With SexPost-Hysterectomy RecoveryPrenatal & Postpartum Pelvic Care
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Pain & Movement

Address the root of tension, nerve symptoms, and alignment issues.

Back, Hip & Pelvic PainSciatica & Nerve-Related PainCore & Postural Weakness
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What to Expect on Your First Visit

Learn what happens on your first visit, what to wear, and how we’ll support you every step of the way.

Start with Confidence
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Not Sure Where to Start?

Let’s talk about what’s going on and find the best place to begin.

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