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Mon:	9:00 am - 7:00 pm
Tue:	9:00 am - 5:30 pm
Wed:	9:00 am - 7:00 pm
Thu:	9:00 am - 6:00 pm
Fri:	9:00 am - 7:00 pm
Sat - Sun	Closed

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Proudly Serving Ocean County

General Info: We believe in Physical Therapy practices being owned and operated by physical therapists who provide comprehensive, personal, on-site patient care. Our staff consists of a skilled team of caring and devoted licensed physical therapists, licensed physical therapist assistants, well-trained aides, and courteous, efficient office personnel who are committed to the complete rehabilitation of each and every patient. Continuing education through specific seminars and workshops provide the means to keep these professionals abreast of the latest developments and techniques
Extra Phones: Fax: (732) 557-9519
Payment method: insurance
Category: Physical Therapists

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Phone: (609) 489-0230

Address: 1322 Route 72 W, Manahawkin, NJ 08050

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Constipation
Irritable Bowel Syndrome
The one no one likes to talk about. But if it happens to you, it can be devastating to your confidence in social situations. It can also cause infections or skin irritation very easily. Leaking feces can sometimes be diagnosed as irritable bowel syndrome or Chron’s disease, but there are factors like weak muscles or overactive nervous system that can be treated with pelvic floor physical therapy.
Urinary Incontinence
Men do not typically experience leaking of urine as they age, but men often experience prostate changes that may lead to urinary incontinence. Stress urinary incontinence in men is sometimes related to removal of prostate tissue to treat cancer or benign prostatic hypertrophy (BPH). If you are leaking urine with coughing, sneezing, changing positions, lifting, or any regular physical activity, pelvic floor physical therapy can help you find your pelvic floor muscles and train them to activate more naturally during tasks around the home or at work.

Endometriosis
This tends to be a catch all term, often used by medical professionals as a diagnosis when “we don’t really know why you hurt” or “we really don’t know what to do to help you”. This is usually a person who has had a lot of testing and trials of medications and still struggle with pain. Some of these conditions may be diagnosed as PCOS (polycystic ovarian syndrome), Interstitial Cystitis or Bladder Pain Syndrome, and Endometriosis. These are all conditions we are beginning to understand better, but still sort of baffle the medical community on the best treatments.
Pelvic Pain
Sex should not hurt. If it does, you may have a tight pelvic floor. This is true for women and men, but usually more common in women. Medical terms for painful intercourse include vulvodynia, vaginismus, dyspareunia, or chronic pelvic pain syndrome.
Pregnancy
Labor and Delivery
Created by Dr. Kayla Mowdy, specifically for moms-to-be! This video series includes nine essential exercises to help prepare your body for childbirth and prevent certain issues like low back pain and pubic symphysis. You can also have a virtual visit with Kayla to discuss any recommendations specific to your individual fitness levels, etc.

Interstitial Cystitis
I'm a FireFighters wife and a mom to 3 beautiful children. I also love my fur babies. I have 4 cats and 2 dogs. My favorite animal is a wolf, I always say one of these days I will own one:). I love the color purple. Living near the beach, it's a shocker to most people here when I say I'm not a beach goer. I would much rather be on the river. I was born and raised in Baldwin County. After having therapy myself at Future Physical Therapy, I now work the front desk as a Patient Support Specialist. I love helping and getting to know new people. Before coming to therapy, I was in so much pain with my Interstitial Cystitis (bladder pain) and lower back pain that I couldn't stand or walk for long periods of time and it interfered with my workouts. Kayla and Jenny did their magic and got me back to normal. I can do more things again. They were both so sweet and easy to talk with they make you feel more of a friend than just another patient.
Urinary Tract Infection
Leaking urine is not normal. It is not normal if you had big babies. It is not normal just because you have experienced menopause. Leaking urine is a result of the pelvic floor not working properly. This can be weakness, lack of coordination (the muscles are strong, just sometimes slow to react to a cough or sneeze), or tightness. The signs that you may have a tight pelvic floor responsible for your incontinence include pain, recurrent UTI symptoms without UTI on urinalysis, strong urges (with or without incontinence), or pain during intercourse.

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Physical Therapy
A specialty of Physical Therapy, we have extra knowledge of the muscles, nerves, and joints of the lumbar, sacral and pelvic floor regions.
Neck Pain
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Manual Therapy
When a man is experience changes or difficulties in the pelvic region, it often takes a lot of courage to seek care. Please see your doctor if you are experiencing changes in bladder, bowel or sexual health. Once you have been examined medically, you can seek pelvic health services to address the pelvic floor. This is not always done directly (which would be a rectal examination and release of pelvic floor muscles), but can often be treated indirectly with exercises and manual therapy to hips and low back regions. You will talk to the physical therapist about your symptoms and which treatments will be best for you.

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