Pelvic health · St. Louis

Best pelvic floor therapy
in St. Louis.

Private, expert care for the pelvic concerns that can change your comfort, confidence, sleep, and daily life.

Veronica Lane demonstrating pelvic anatomy with a model
Private care.
Real-life support.

The support you need,
where you need it.

Pelvic health often affects more than one part of life. Your care can be shaped around recovery, mobility, convenience, and the activities you want to return to.

01

Post-surgical care

Thoughtful support to rebuild mobility and strength after surgery.

02

Virtual & home visits

Convenient one-to-one guidance where you feel most at ease.

03

Sports injury support

Targeted rehabilitation that helps active people return with confidence.

Close-up of a pelvic anatomy model for pelvic health education
02 · Common concerns

Common does not
mean normal.

Pelvic floor therapy can make room for conversations that are often pushed aside, with a clear plan for moving forward.

Frequent urination

Strategies to improve bladder control, including support for disruptive nighttime trips to the bathroom.

Pelvic organ prolapse

Focused strengthening and stabilization to support comfort and function.

Constipation

Specialized pelvic floor and bowel-function care to reduce straining and improve daily comfort.

03 · Enhanced pelvic floor care

A plan that sees
the whole picture.

01

One-on-one sessions

Private appointments that leave time for your goals, questions, and clinical needs.

02

Experienced therapist

Care led by Veronica Lane, MHS, PT, with 35+ years of physical therapy and personal fitness experience.

03

Natural, whole-body approach

Therapeutic exercise and practical lifestyle adjustments without a one-size-fits-all plan.

04

Comfortable environment

A discreet, respectful setting for sensitive health conversations and meaningful progress.

04 · Learn at home

Pelvic floor guidance,
on your time.

Veronica’s online course gives you practical education and tools to work on pelvic health in the privacy and comfort of home.

Explore the course
  • 01Support for urinary incontinence
  • 02Tools to reduce frequent urination
  • 03Privacy, practical guidance, and a supportive community
Veronica Lane in the WellBody PT2 movement studio05 · Benefits & billing

Support that feels
possible.

Pelvic floor therapy can help restore function, reduce discomfort, support recovery, and for some concerns reduce reliance on medication or more invasive treatment.

WellBody PT2 is primarily private pay. After each session, clients receive a detailed superbill with treatment information and diagnosis codes for potential insurance reimbursement. Fewer, focused visits can also help keep care manageable.

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06 · Patient stories

Care that people
remember.

Read all patient stories
★★★★★
“Even from miles away, Veronica helped me understand my pelvic floor concerns and gave me practical tools to use.”
Audrey Sullivan Patient
★★★★★
“My treatment was empathetic, individualized, and responsive. I felt that I had her full attention.”
Amy Justus Patient
★★★★★
“Thorough help, incredible bedside manner, and super encouraging, especially during postpartum recovery.”
Pua Parker Patient
07 · Frequently asked questions

Have a question?

Starting care should feel clear. These answers cover a few common things people ask before their first visit.

Will insurance cover pelvic floor physical therapy?

WellBody PT2 is primarily private pay and provides a detailed superbill after each session for potential insurance reimbursement.

Isn’t private pay more expensive?

Focused, one-to-one visits can sometimes mean fewer appointments than a higher-frequency insurance model. Veronica can explain the private-pay approach during your phone screen.

What happens in the first session?

Veronica reviews your health history, listens to your concerns, assesses your condition, and creates a personalized plan around your goals.

How do I know if pelvic floor therapy is right for me?

People often seek support for chronic pelvic pain, urinary or fecal incontinence, constipation, pelvic heaviness, discomfort during intercourse, or postpartum recovery.

Is pelvic floor therapy only for women?

No. Men can also benefit from pelvic floor therapy for post-prostatectomy incontinence, chronic pelvic pain, and bowel dysfunction.