Pregnancy and Postpartum

We provide expert pelvic health care, tailored to your needs—supporting you through pregnancy, birth, and postpartum recovery.

We accept most major insurance providers.

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Pelvic health is essential during pregnancy because your body undergoes significant changes that affect the pelvic floor, core, and posture. Supporting these areas can help prevent or manage common issues like pelvic pain, bladder leakage, and pressure. Strengthening and preparing the pelvic floor also promotes a smoother birth experience and supports faster postpartum recovery.

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When returning to daily activities or exercise after childbirth, it’s important to be aware of common pelvic floor and core issues, including:

If these symptoms don’t improve within a few weeks, speak with your doctor, midwife, or a pelvic health physiotherapist for support and treatment.

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Our pelvic health physiotherapists provide assessment and treatment for individuals experiencing pelvic floor dysfunction related to pregnancy and childbirth. Following a thorough consultation and evaluation, a personalized treatment plan is developed based on your unique needs and goals.

Reach out to learn how pelvic physiotherapy can support your recovery and help improve the function of your bladder, bowel, and reproductive system.

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Your first pelvic health appointment typically includes a detailed conversation about your medical history, birth experience (if applicable), current symptoms, and personal goals. This is followed by a physical assessment, which may involve checking posture, breathing, core strength, and pelvic floor function. If appropriate, and with your consent, an internal exam may be offered. Your therapist will explain everything clearly and ensure you feel comfortable throughout. You’ll leave with a better understanding of your body, a personalized care plan, and simple strategies to begin at home.

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Pelvic health is essential during pregnancy because your body undergoes significant changes that affect the pelvic floor, core, and posture. Supporting these areas can help prevent or manage common issues like pelvic pain, bladder leakage, and pressure. Strengthening and preparing the pelvic floor also promotes a smoother birth experience and supports faster postpartum recovery.

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When returning to daily activities or exercise after childbirth, it’s important to be aware of common pelvic floor and core issues, including:

If these symptoms don’t improve within a few weeks, speak with your doctor, midwife, or a pelvic health physiotherapist for support and treatment.

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Our pelvic health physiotherapists provide assessment and treatment for individuals experiencing pelvic floor dysfunction related to pregnancy and childbirth. Following a thorough consultation and evaluation, a personalized treatment plan is developed based on your unique needs and goals.

Reach out to learn how pelvic physiotherapy can support your recovery and help improve the function of your bladder, bowel, and reproductive system.

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Your first pelvic health appointment typically includes a detailed conversation about your medical history, birth experience (if applicable), current symptoms, and personal goals. This is followed by a physical assessment, which may involve checking posture, breathing, core strength, and pelvic floor function. If appropriate, and with your consent, an internal exam may be offered. Your therapist will explain everything clearly and ensure you feel comfortable throughout. You’ll leave with a better understanding of your body, a personalized care plan, and simple strategies to begin at home.

Cost and Coverage

At Aniyah Care, we make accessing quality care simple and stress-free. Our physiotherapy and rehab services are covered by most major insurance providers, including extended health benefits and motor vehicle accident claims.

Not sure if you’re covered? No problem. We’re happy to help you find out—just give us a call at (905) 487-4411 or send us a message.

Initial Pelvic Ploor Assessment + F/V Treatment

Treatment Length: 50 minutes.
Scheduled Length: 60 minutes

Price: $375.00

Freedom Pelvic Floor Therapy

Treatment Length: 30 minutes.
Scheduled Length: 35 minutes

Price: $298.00

Initial Pelvic Floor Assessment + Treatment

Treatment Length: 50 minutes.
Scheduled Length: 60 minutes

Price: $135.00

Follow-up Appointment - Pelvic Floor Therapy

Treatment Length: 30 minutes.
Scheduled Length: 35 minutes

Price: $100.00

Follow-up Appointment - One area

Treatment Length: 30 minutes.
Scheduled Length: 35 minutes

Price: $75.00

Follow-up Appointment - Two areas

Treatment Length: 45 minutes.
Scheduled Length: 50 minutes

Price: $90.00

Follow-up Appointment - Three areas

Treatment Length: 60 minutes.
Scheduled Length: 65 minutes

Price: $105.00

Trusted Pelvic Health Physiotherapist Serving Durham

Discover your wellness hub for pelvic health and more—with expert physiotherapist care right here in Ajax, Ontario, at the heart of Durham Region.

Helping You Reconnect with Your Body and Regain Confidence.

We specialize in rehabilitating pelvic floor muscles to relieve pain, improve bladder and bowel control, and restore core function.

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Do You Experience Bladder Leakage?

Do you find yourself leaking urine when you cough, sneeze, or laugh? Experience a sudden, urgent need to pee? Struggle with urine retention? Or notice leakage during pregnancy, after childbirth, or during menopause?

Our Bladder Leakage Quiz is here to help you better understand your symptoms. While not a diagnostic tool, this quiz is designed for anyone assigned female at birth who experiences bladder leakage—whether it’s occasional drips or frequent, significant leakage.

Understanding your symptoms is the first step toward effective management and treatment.