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Constipation and Bowel Therapy

If emptying your bowels involves straining, incomplete emptying, or planning your life around it, your pelvic floor may be part of the problem. These muscles must relax and coordinate to let stool pass, and when they do not, no amount of fiber fixes it.

Sound familiar?

Straining even with soft stool

Never feeling fully empty

Infrequent bowel movements

Needing to press to empty

Hemorrhoids or fissures from straining

How I can help

When the pelvic floor is the bottleneck, therapy addresses the mechanics directly. We work on:

Training the pelvic floor to relax and open during emptying, rather than tightening

Toileting position and mechanics that let gravity and anatomy help

Abdominal massage and breathing techniques that support motility

Habits and routine that give your bowel a reliable rhythm

Kylie is amazing. She is so sweet, but also extremely knowledgeable and really knows what she's doing. I also feel very safe and comfortable with her! Highly recommend!!

Abby Messer

★★★★★ · Google review

What your first visit looks like

We talk habits, without embarrassment

Your bowel routine is my everyday work.

Then assess the coordination

Many people unknowingly tighten when they should release.

We retrain the pattern

Positioning, mechanics, and routine that let your body empty properly.

Common questions

How can a muscle problem cause constipation?

The pelvic floor is the final gate. If those muscles tighten instead of relaxing when you try to empty, stool cannot pass easily no matter how good your diet is. This pattern is called dyssynergia and it is trainable.

Should I still see my doctor about constipation?

Yes, especially for new or changing symptoms. Therapy works alongside medical care, and I will flag anything that needs a physician's eyes.

Wondering if this is what you're experiencing?

Tell Dr. Kylie what's going on and she'll get back to you within one business day.

Request a visit

or call 720-588-3533