Physical therapy for incontinence can benefit both men and women. There are several types of incontinence that can include urinary or fecal. Whether you are dribbling a little bit when you cough, sneeze, laugh or jump; having to run to the bathroom because of urgent need to go to the toilet and leaking when the bladder is too full.

Don’t worry that Kegals didn’t help. Physical therapy for incontinence is surprisingly easy and can help. Diaphragmatic breathing, gentle stretching, gentle exercises and biofeedback make up the core of the program. See our patient story below and our treatment techniques page for more information.

Reasons for incontinence include muscular incoordination either from weakness, muscle spasm or scar tissue formation. These problem may develop over a long period of time or as the result of a recent incident and may be the result of trauma to the area from falls, childbirth, infections and surgical procedures.