Biofeedback Therapy

You’ll change into a gown and lie comfortably on the exam table. A small sensor probe will be gently inserted into the vagina or rectum—this is completely safe and designed to measure how your pelvic floor muscles are working. Additional small electrodes are placed on your abdomen to detect abdominal muscle activity.

Using this setup, your nurse will guide you through a series of pelvic floor contractions, similar to stopping urine flow. You’ll see your muscle activity in real time on a screen, and your therapist will walk you through the results. Based on what we see, you’ll receive a customized exercise program, along with a written home guide and a voiding diary to track your symptoms.

The first session lasts about 90 minutes and lays the foundation for your therapy journey.

Most women complete their therapy in 6 to 8 sessions over 3 to 4 months. Follow-up appointments are one hour each and focus on tracking progress and building strength through targeted exercises and biofeedback support. As your control improves, we’ll continue refining your program to help you feel confident and in control—both at the clinic and at home.

If you’re dealing with bladder leaks, urgency, pelvic pressure, or even pain during intimacy, biofeedback can help retrain the muscles that support bladder control and pelvic comfort.

Most women find the treatment gentle and completely manageable. The sensors used are small and designed for comfort, and we’ll explain everything before getting started.

Everybody is different, but many women start noticing real improvements in control and comfort within just a few sessions.

Yes! You’ll be given a customized home program with easy-to-follow exercises that support what you’re doing in each session—and we’ll be here to guide you every step of the way.

In many cases, yes. Most insurance plans cover it when used to treat medical issues like incontinence or pelvic floor dysfunction. We’re happy to help check your coverage ahead of time.

Biofeedback can help with urinary incontinence, urgency, pelvic pain, postpartum recovery, and symptoms related to menopause or pelvic floor weakness.

It can result from childbirth, aging, hormone changes, surgery, or even chronic constipation. Sometimes, it’s just years of wear and tear. No matter the cause, we’re here to help you heal.

You’re not alone—and we understand. Our team creates a safe, private, judgment-free space where you can feel comfortable asking anything and taking care at your own pace.

We’ll celebrate your progress, share long-term maintenance tips, and always be here if you need a check-in down the road. For many women, biofeedback offers lasting relief and renewed confidence.