Pelvic Floor Rehabilitation and Recovery
Are you experiencing incontinence, painful intercourse, prolapse, diastasis recti, or “mom pooch?” Let’s dispel the myth that these symptoms are all inevitable consequences of childbirth, whether your baby was born 8 weeks or 18 years ago.
Dr. Lindsay's Pelvic Floor Rehabilitation sessions target progressive, step-wise healing through breathwork and exercise targeting your deep core and pelvic floor muscles. These sessions improve function, reduce pain and restore confidence.
Rehabilitation is external and you are clothed. Sessions are entirely non-invasive and are paced according to individual ability.
Let's honor our bodies and unleash our strength as life-giving, powerful women!
Frequently Asked Questions
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No! Unlike Pelvic Floor Physio, Pelvic Floor Rehabilitation is completely clothed and external. There is no internal stimulation or exam.
Instead, Dr. Lindsay guides you through an 8-12 week program that uses breathwork and exercise to target your deep core and pelvic floor muscles.
The results from this program are truly incredible, resulting in increased abdominal and pelvic floor strength, more bodily control, and greater connection to your body. The program also reduces “mom pooch” (diastasis recti), incontinence, and pain.
If you’re looking for a treatment that is trauma-informed, non-invasive, and incredibly empowering, this is it!
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Yes! As Dr. Lindsay is a chiropractor, all treatments are covered by insurance under chiropractic care.
Each Pelvic Floor Rehabilitation session also includes an adjustment!
Each session is 45 minutes in length and costs $115.
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Absolutely. Pelvic Floor Rehabilitation is appropriate for those struggling with diverse forms of pelvic floor issues. We recommend booking a free 15-minute consultation with Dr. Lindsay to discuss what’s coming up for you and create a treatment plan that suits your needs!
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Yes! This program is absolutely safe and beneficial during pregnancy. Dr. Lindsay tailors each session to your unique needs and goals, helping you build strength and confidence as you prepare for childbirth. Pelvic floor rehabilitation is key to supporting your body through pregnancy and beyond. The program focuses on strengthening your deep core and pelvic floor muscles through gentle breathwork and exercises, ensuring that you and your body are fully prepared for the next chapter of your journey. Whether you’re experiencing discomfort or simply want to feel more empowered, this program helps restore function and alleviate pain, leaving you feeling strong and confident for the birth ahead.
Doctor of Chiropractic
Dr. Lindsay Giovos
Dr. Lindsay Giovos earned her Bachelor of Health Sciences (Honours Specialization, Minor in Rehabilitation Science) from Western University. She was then awarded her Doctor of Chiropractic after completing four years of study at Canadian Memorial Chiropractic College. Dr. Lindsay is a member in good standing with both the Alberta College and Association of Chiropractors and the Mental Health Commission of Canada. She is a proud recipient of the Governor General's Medal of Distinction and has volunteered extensively with Calgary’s inter-agency hospice.
As an ally and an advocate, Dr. Lindsay believes in communicative, collaborative care for all. Her evidence-based practice includes chiropractic manipulation, mobilization, education, rehabilitation, and soft tissue therapy. She has a special interest in women’s health and works tirelessly to empower her patients in their lifelong wellness. It is Dr. Lindsay's privilege to support women from puberty, to pregnancy, to postpartum and beyond. She also offers safe, nurturing treatments for babies and children of any age.
Dr. Lindsay has completed her GrowCo postnatal rehabilitation and recovery training; she is committed to holding space for women at all stages of motherhood. She is also working to qualify as both a birth doula and a postpartum doula with DONA International. Dr. Lindsay lives in Cochrane with her two children and can usually be found crafting, gardening, or practicing yoga.