Pelvic health for women · St. Louis

Private pelvic health
care for women’s real lives.

Support for the symptoms, recovery, and questions that deserve to be taken seriously.

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Veronica Lane, MHS, PT, providing pelvic health care for women
01 · You are not alone

The things you
have been working around.

Pelvic floor concerns are common, but you do not have to settle for simply managing them alone.

Bladder frequency

Support for urgency, frequent trips to the bathroom, or a feeling of reduced bladder control.

Constipation

Specialized care for pelvic floor and bowel patterns that affect daily comfort.

Pain with intercourse

A respectful space to discuss pain, tension, and the symptoms that may be getting in the way.

Pelvic organ prolapse

Focused strengthening and stabilization for comfort, confidence, and function.

Veronica Lane holding a pelvic anatomy model for education
02 · At-home course

Learn at your pace.
Practice at home.

The pelvic floor therapy course includes expert guidance, targeted exercises, bladder-training ideas, and practical lifestyle tools.

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03 · What care feels like

A plan made for
your actual life.

  1. 01

    Private conversation

    Talk through your symptoms, history, concerns, and goals in a supportive setting.

  2. 02

    Personalized plan

    Use therapeutic exercise and practical lifestyle adjustments that fit your needs.

  3. 03

    Supported progress

    Build skills and confidence with clear guidance, not a one-size-fits-all approach.

04 · Specialist care

Experience that
makes room to listen.

Veronica Lane, MHS, PT, completed her Master of Health Science in Physical Therapy at Washington University and has over 35 years of clinical experience in physical therapy and personal fitness.

Meet Veronica
“Thorough help, incredible bedside manner, and super encouraging, especially during postpartum recovery.”Pua Parker · Patient
05 · Questions

A clearer way
to begin.

What symptoms may be worth discussing?

Bladder changes, constipation, pelvic pain, prolapse, painful intercourse, and postpartum concerns are all appropriate reasons to start a conversation.

Is care always one-on-one?

Yes. Veronica’s care is individualized, with time to understand your goals and choose a practical next step.

How do sessions compare with the online course?

The course provides at-home education and practice. Individual sessions are tailored to your history, assessment, and specific goals.

Complimentary 15-minute phone screen

Feel more at home
in your body.

Call 314 · 341 · 2204 or send a private request to talk through your next step.

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