In-Home & Virtual Pelvic Floor Physical Therapy | Honolulu

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Pelvic floor physical therapy addresses the muscles, nerves, and connective tissues that support bladder, bowel, sexual, and core function.

When these systems aren’t working as well as they could (too tight, too weak, uncoordinated, or simply overwhelmed by life), they can cause symptoms people often think they “just have to live with.” 

• Pelvic pain 
• Chronic pain 
• Postpartum healing
• Birth preparation
• Pain with sex & sexual wellness
• Urinary urgency, leakage, or constipation
• Core + pelvic floor strength & mobility
• Erectile dysfunction & male pelvic health
• Low back, hip, or tailbone pain
• Non-bacterial prostatitis 
• Pelvic Organ Prolapse

 These symptoms are common — and they are treatable. 

Working out-of-network means your sessions aren’t limited by insurance rules, time caps, or check-the-box plans. You get longer visits, true one-on-one care, and treatment that’s shaped around you.

In-home sessions allow pelvic floor physical therapy to happen in the comfort of your own space. Eliminating travel can make care feel more accessible, especially when symptoms, fatigue, or a busy schedule make getting out the door difficult.

Being at home also allows treatment to reflect your real daily environment, making exercises and strategies easier to integrate into everyday life.

Virtual pelvic floor physical therapy removes barriers to care (including distance, time constraints, and access) while prioritizing autonomy, consent, and emotional safety.

For individuals with a history of trauma, anxiety around touch, or discomfort in clinical settings, virtual care can offer a safer entry point. Sessions are collaborative, and consent-based, allowing you to engage in care without pressure or physical exams.

Your boundaries, preferences, and sense of safety always come first.

Aloha, I’m Dr. Amanda Reeve, DPT, PT, a pelvic floor physical therapist based in Honolulu, Hawaii.
Owner and founder of Waves of Wellness Pelvic Health. I earned my Doctorate in Physical Therapy from Chapman University in 2018 and found my calling to pelvic health in 2021. Since then, helping people reconnect with their bodies in a way that is grounded, compassionate and trauma-informed has become my true purpose. That- plus catching a decent wave occasionally!   Licensed Physical Therapist, State of Hawaiʻi (#PT-5276)

 I created this quiz for you to check-in with your pelvic floor health! 

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