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PELVIC PHYSICAL THERAPY
and MORE!
Midland, Texas
Our Approach
Pelvic pain and dysfunction can be frustrating, isolating, and difficult to talk about—for women, men, and children alike. Thankfully, Dr. Amanda and Dr. Skyler, Pelvic Physical Therapists at COM Aquatics, offer compassionate, expert care in quiet, private treatment rooms—helping you feel comfortable, supported, and on your way back to doing what you love.
We Are Here to Help
We assess the pelvic girdle muscles to see if they’re weak, tight, painful, or lacking coordination—factors that can impact your symptoms. We also look at how you breathe, your posture, and daily movement habits to get a full picture of what’s going on.
Pelvic physical therapy is personalized and may include relaxation or strengthening of the pelvic floor, core and breath coordination, manual therapy, posture training, toileting and hydration habits, and muscle retraining.
Wondering if Pelvic PT is right for you? Explore the common conditions our Pelvic PT's treat in Men, Women, and Children.
Why to Choose Us
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Accepting Insurance*
Affordable Cash Rate
FREE use of GYM and Therapy Pool
Specialized Equipment Access
Highly Trained Staff
Women
Common complaints addressed in Pelvic PT for Women:
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Urinary leakage or urgency
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Constipation or bowel issues
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Pelvic, vaginal, or rectal pain
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Pain with intercourse
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Pregnancy or postpartum discomfort
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Pelvic organ prolapse
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Diastasis recti (ab separation)
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Return to exercise after birth
Men
Common complaints addressed in Pelvic PT for Men:
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Urinary leakage, urgency, or frequency
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Constipation or bowel issues
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Pelvic, genital, or tailbone pain
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Erectile or sexual dysfunction
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Post-prostate surgery recovery
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Pain with urination or after vasectomy
Common complaints addressed in Pelvic PT for Children:
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Bedwetting or daytime accidents
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Constipation or withholding
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Poop smears or leakage
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Pain with peeing or pooping
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Trouble potty training
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Frequent bathroom trips
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Tailbone or genital pain