When back and pelvic pain in pregnancy starts, it’s easy to think “oh it’s just an ache and will go away tomorrow”. Or maybe you assume you just sat too long or slept in the wrong position.

Even worse, maybe you think “it’s normal” because you are pregnant and your baby is getting bigger.

Unfortunately, there’s a lot of bad information out there that causes women to live with low back pain, pelvic pressure, pelvic pain, and urine leakage in pregnancy for way too long. Most people get stuck trying to make a decision about what to do next. They go days, weeks, months without taking action (which can be dangerous to do if you are pregnant).

The one thing we can guarantee is that by doing nothing, your pain won’t get better. So the next important thing is to take action.

We at RRPT have helped many women in your exact position to prepare for a safe and comfortable pregnancy and birth. We are excited to help you have the best possible pregnancy you can.

Have your providers suggested the only option for a safe outcome is a Cesarean section? While this may be true in their practice, it is important to know and understand that there are options and you should be encouraged to explore all of them depending on your unique circumstances.

Have you been told your only option for turning the baby is an ECV (External Cephalic Version)? Being told your baby is breech may feel discouraging and daunting. The key point to remember is that there are options and techniques that can work for you. Your baby can be helped to turn by opening up your tight abdominal and pelvic areas, untwisting ligaments that support your uterus, and helping you learn positions that help your baby choose a better position.

We at RRPT have helped many women with your exact concerns to turn their babies and have an amazing birth. We also help you learn your options for birthing a breech baby vaginally.

Are you suffering from lower back pain that just won't quit? Studies show that 45% of all expectant mothers and 25% of all women who just had their babies suffer from lower back and pelvic pain. You are NOT alone!

When back and pelvic pain in pregnancy starts, it’s easy to think “oh it’s just an ache and will go away tomorrow”. Or maybe you assume you just sat too long or slept in the wrong position.

We teach and utilize many strategies to help relieve pain. We work to get to the root cause of the problems so that you can have a more comfortable pregnancy and a great birth.

We at RRPT have helped many women get out of pain and stay out of pain during pregnancy and after baby comes.

Do you feel like you never got your energy back since having kids and want to feel like you can keep up with your kids at the park and chase them around the grocery store without feeling exhausted?

When fatigue, pelvic pressure or urine leakage starts, it’s easy to think “oh it’s just a little bit and will go away tomorrow”. Maybe you think “it’s normal” because you just had a baby in the last few days, weeks or months. Maybe you think "it's normal" to experience pelvic pressure, fatigue, pain and peeing on yourself after giving birth.

We have helped women with your exact symptoms to regain confidence and return to doing what they love with who they love.