The latest hands-on techniques to release trigger points, muscle tightness, and joint stiffness in the lower back, hips, and pelvis may be contributing to your problem.
An individualized exercise program may include breathing exercises, postural exercises, stretching, and strengthening for the pelvic floor, core, lower back, and hips.
Biofeedback and breathing techniques help retrain weak, dysfunctional, or tight pelvic floor muscles. You learn how to use the pelvic floor muscles more effectively, which can help improve incontinence and pain.
Knowledge is power! Understanding your condition helps you take control of your problem and is vital to your recovery.
This may include the use of heat, cold, trans-electrical nerve stimulation (TENS), guided imagery, breathing, and relaxation techniques.
Our pelvic health services are covered by most insurance plans with minimal to no out-of-pocket fees (often 80–100% of the fees). We can show you how to optimize your coverage, meaning you may pay little to nothing for your recovery.
Direct Billed. Minimal Out-Of-Pocket
Flexible Scheduling
Our mission is to provide the best health care for the community, which is made possible by our dedicated team of patient care practitioners.
"...I Thought I’d Live With the Pain Forever—Until I Found MyoHealth..."
"My experience with Simran at MyoHealth Physio has been phenomenal. I had slipped disc and subsequent back pain and I had resigned to live with it for rest of my life. But Simran's expertise her knowledge and passion have given me new lease of life God bless her."
Narinder Singh Gill
Insurance Covered, Direct Billed Pelvic Health Physiotherapy.
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Customized Approach,
Specific Pelvic Health Treatment.
State-of-The-Art,
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Qualified Clinicians,
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Patient Education,
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Fast Booking.
Flexible Scheduling.
At MyoHealth Physio
Chronic Pelvic Pain
Including but not limited to endometriosis, vulvodynia, vaginismus, and bladder pain syndrome
Pregnancy and Postpartum Care
Support and education to prepare for labor and delivery, treat postpartum symptoms, and return to pre-pregnancy activity levels
Urinary Leakage
Involuntary leaking of urine that may be associated with coughing, laughing, jumping, running, or urgency
Urinary Urgency
A compelling urge to urinate that may be difficult to control.
Hip, Low Back & Sacroiliac Pain
Persistent pain that has not resolved with other forms of treatment may be the result of pelvic floor dysfunction.
Urinary Frequency
Having to urinate so frequently that your normal routine is affected.
Abdominal Separation
Post-partum separation of your abdominal muscles that persists longer than 8 weeks after giving birth.
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On your first visit to our clinic, we will take the time to discuss with you your specific symptoms, problems, and treatment goals.
With your consent, your physiotherapist will complete a physical assessment of the muscles, joints, and tissues of the pelvic floor, hips, and lower back. This may include internal and external examinations to identify the affected tissues that may be contributing to your urinary, bowel, or pelvic pain symptoms.
Your initial visit takes approximately 50 minutes and will provide plenty of time for questions to ensure you have a good understanding of your condition and your treatment plan.
A Specialized Approach to Pelvic Health Therapy, Addressing Persistent Tension and Discomfort.
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Dribbling when you cough, sneeze, or laugh
Prolapse (rectal, bladder, or uterine): feeling of "heaviness" in your pelvis, or a feeling of something "falling out"
Unable to put in a tampon, have penetrative intercourse, and unable to have a PAP smear
Pelvic pain as a result of radiation, cancer, or any other medical condition leading to pain in the pelvis and hips
Pregnancy pain and/or support and education for birthing and pain relief positions, including with partners
Stress incontinence in sports: dribbling when lifting weights, jumping, running, or completing other athletic activities
Management of scars and tissue healing after episiotomies and cesarean sections
With over 12 years of experience, a Master’s in Physiotherapy from Rajiv Gandhi University, and advanced training in pelvic floor rehabilitation, I’m committed to helping women reclaim strength, control, and comfort through compassionate, evidence-based care.
After achieving my Canadian Master’s equivalency and Ontario physiotherapy license, I’ve continued to train in manual therapy, myofascial release, dry needling, and K-Taping. Our pelvic health services are fully private and designed around your goals—whether you're healing after childbirth, managing incontinence, or addressing chronic pelvic pain.
So what makes our approach at MyoHealth different?
I don’t just treat symptoms—I listen. I work with you to understand the root of your concerns and tailor every session to support lasting recovery. My goal is to educate and empower you so you leave each appointment not just feeling better, but knowing exactly how to stay that way.
I speak English, Punjabi, Hindi, and Urdu, so you can express your concerns in a language that makes you feel safe, seen, and supported.
If you’ve been suffering in silence, you don’t have to anymore.
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