Gadsden Pelvic Rehab and Physical Therapy

10/06/2026

Did you know Gadsden Pelvic Rehab offers comprehensive, multi-specialty care all under one roof? 🏠✨

Whether you're recovering, building strength, or improving daily function, our expert team is here to support every step of your health journey with:

🔹 Pelvic Floor Therapy
🔹 Physical Therapy
🔹 Speech Therapy
🔹 Rock Steady Boxing (Parkinson's Wellness)

You don't have to navigate specialized care across multiple clinics. Reach out today to schedule your consultation!

www.gadsdenpelvicrehab.com

10/06/2026

After a long weekend of working our brains and our hands it was a blast getting to hangout with my girls.

10/04/2026

We can’t wait to share all the things with you! If you have low back pain, rib pain, urinary urgency and frequency, or pelvic pain we have some great new techniques for you!

10/02/2026

Getting ready to learn visceral mobilization of the urinary system from the famous Ramona Horton. But first coffee

10/01/2026

October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month! 🩷

Cancer recovery goes beyond remission. Specialized physical therapy can help address:

Radiation scar tissue & tightness

Shoulder mobility after surgery

Pelvic floor changes post-treatment

Our team is dedicated to helping survivors move comfortably and reclaim their strength. Reach out today to see how oncology rehab can support your journey! 💪✨

10/01/2026

Fueled by coffee & passion for helping our patients thrive! ☕️💪

Happy International Coffee Day from the team at Gadsden Pelvic Rehab! Today’s non-negotiables:
☕️ Morning coffee
🏃 Pain-free movement
🧠 Great therapy sessions

How many cups in are you today? Let us know in the comments! 👇

10/01/2026

Parkinson’s can make movements gradually become smaller and slower, often without the person realizing just how much their movement has changed.

You may notice:

• Smaller steps or shuffling
• Less arm swing when walking
• Difficulty getting out of a chair or bed
• Slower movements with dressing or daily activities
• Trouble turning or changing directions
• Increasing difficulty with balance
• Feeling like your feet are “stuck” to the floor
• A more stooped posture

LSVT BIG is a specialized physical therapy program designed specifically for people with Parkinson’s disease and other neurological conditions that cause small or slow movements.

The focus is simple: think BIG and move BIG.

During LSVT BIG, we work on increasing the size and effort of movements and then carry those bigger movements into real-life activities like walking, getting out of a chair, turning, reaching, dressing, and getting in and out of bed.

Why does that matter?

With Parkinson’s, a movement that feels “normal” may actually be too small. LSVT BIG helps recalibrate the brain’s perception of movement so that bigger, more effective movements begin to feel normal again.

And this isn’t just an exercise class. LSVT BIG is an evidence-based, intensive treatment program delivered by specially trained clinicians.

At Gadsden Pelvic Rehab and Physical Therapy, we love helping people with Parkinson’s stay active, independent, and involved in the activities that matter most to them.

If you or someone you love has Parkinson’s and you’re noticing smaller steps, slower movement, difficulty with daily activities, or changes in balance, physical therapy can help.

Don’t wait for a fall or a major decline to get started. Earlier intervention gives us more to work with.

09/29/2026

Constipation in kids is common, but that doesn’t mean it should be ignored.

And constipation doesn’t always look like a child who “can’t p**p.”

Some children p**p every day and are still constipated. Signs can include:

• Very large or hard stools
• Skipping several days between bowel movements
• Straining or pain with p**ping
• Stool streaks or accidents in underwear
• Frequent belly aches
• Avoiding the bathroom or “holding it”
• Bedwetting or daytime urinary accidents
• Frequent urinary urgency or UTIs

When stool builds up in the re**um, it can affect how the bladder works and make it harder for a child to recognize when they need to have a bowel movement. Over time, some children also develop habits like tightening their pelvic floor instead of relaxing it when they try to p**p.

That’s where pelvic floor physical therapy can help.

At Gadsden Pelvic Rehab, pediatric constipation treatment may include education for both the child and parent, toileting posture and mechanics, breathing strategies, pelvic floor coordination, age-appropriate biofeedback, movement and exercise, and guidance for establishing healthier bowel routines.

Our goal is to help kids learn how their bodies work and make going to the bathroom easier, less stressful, and more successful.

If your child struggles with chronic constipation, stool accidents, bedwetting, or difficulty with bowel movements, pelvic floor physical therapy may be an important piece of the puzzle.

09/28/2026

09/27/2026

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