Mind + Body Healing
Understand Your Condition
Your PT will take the time to learn about your pain and whether it might be associated with an event (childbirth, menopause, trauma) or due to a hyperactive pelvic floor. They’ll also want to hear your goals and concerns. There’s no such thing as TMI!
Work 1:1 With A Physical Therapist
Your treatment plan will be personalized to your symptoms, circumstances, and goals. It may include:
- Manual therapy to relieve tissue pain and tension
- Regaining awareness of your pelvic floor
- Breathing and other tension-relieving techniques
- Vaginal dilators/trainers
Go At Your Own Pace
Origin PTs provide trauma-informed care — you can expect compassion and unwavering support at every step of your journey. On average, treatment requires 20 weekly visits.
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Postpartum recovery shouldn’t break the bank.
We’re in-network with most insurance plans.
Learn more here.
"I found Origin when I was pregnant. After having my baby, I came back to do pelvic floor work. It's been a godsend!"
Stephanie S.
Separated Abs, Pregnancy
"After my c-section, I was experiencing core weakness, SI joint and hip pain, and tightness in my scar. My PT was incredible to work with and helped me meet my goals."
Sophie S.
Postpartum, C-Section Recovery
"I'm from France, where pelvic floor care is considered crucial post-delivery, and I was so happy when I found Origin. The team is knowledgeable, professional, and thoughtful in their medical approach."
F.C.
Postpartum
"I've learned great exercises and adjustments for daily movements to reduce strain and pain. I've been delighted by how effective the virtual visits are."
Jennifer S.
Low Back Pain
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Painful Sex FAQ
What is vaginismus?
What causes pain with penetration?
How long does it take to reduce pain with penetration?
Relief from Painful Sex
Whether you’re struggling to have penetrative sex with a partner or you’re too nervous to even try, you’ve come to the right place. Treating painful sex isn’t just about pleasure (though that’s a worthwhile goal), it’s also likely to improve your mental health — sexual dysfunction is associated with both depression and anxiety.
You might worry that treatment will be awkward, but we’re experts in making you comfortable. Our PTs have helped hundreds of patients address pain and significantly improve their sex lives.
The Origin Way
Mind + Body Healing
Understand Your Condition
Your PT will take the time to learn about your pain and whether it might be associated with an event (childbirth, menopause, trauma) or due to a hyperactive pelvic floor. They’ll also want to hear your goals and concerns. There’s no such thing as TMI!
Work 1:1 With A Physical Therapist
Your treatment plan will be personalized to your symptoms, circumstances, and goals. It may include:
- Manual therapy to relieve tissue pain and tension
- Regaining awareness of your pelvic floor
- Breathing and other tension-relieving techniques
- Vaginal dilators/trainers
Go At Your Own Pace
Origin PTs provide trauma-informed care — you can expect compassion and unwavering support at every step of your journey. On average, treatment requires 20 weekly visits.
Painful Sex FAQ
What is vaginismus?
What causes pain with penetration?
How long does it take to reduce pain with penetration?
The Origin Team
Our pelvic floor and orthopedic physical therapists have helped over 15,000 patients feel better in their bodies.Meet Our PTs >
Covered By Insurance
Taking care of yourself shouldn’t break the bank.
We’re in-network with most insurance plans.
Learn more here.
Common & Treatable
Chronic, painful sex affects 1 in 5 women and many don’t realize that it’s treatable. Research shows that 45% of patients who see a PT for vaginal pain report improvement in symptoms.
Source: Flynn KE, et al. Assessment of vulvar discomfort with sexual activity among women in the United States. Am J Obstet Gynecol. 2017.