Dr. Monika Eddings

PT, DPT, WCS

Doctor of Physical Therapy & Certified Women’s Health Specialist

Kudos to you for being brave enough to seek out pelvic PT. I know it feels awkward to ask for help with “down there” stuff. I struggled with years of pelvic pain, constipation, and a small bladder before I learned about pelvic health in grad school.

I was amazed to learn that there were names for the things I experienced and I felt hopeful when I realized there were professionals who could help. I knew at that moment I had found my calling in PT!

I’m happy to say that I no longer struggle with pelvic pain, I poop daily, and live a no-worries-where-the-bathroom-is kind of lifestyle even after having a baby. And you can too!

I look forward to working with you. Let’s get you started today!

Pelvic Floor Conditions

I can help you with:

- Core Weakness/Diastasis Recti

- Constipation, fecal leakage, and hemorrhoids

- Lower back, SI, and Pubic Symphysis Pain

- Pain with sex (dyspareunia)

- Preparing your body for birth (C-section or vaginal delivery)

- Prolapse

- Urine leakage and peeing excessively

- And assessing your pelvic floor during pregnancy/postpartum, even if you don’t have any of these issues!

If you are interested in pelvic PT for a condition not listed here, please contact me.

My Training

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I completed my Bachelor of Health Science (2013) and Doctor of Physical Therapy (2015) degrees at Springfield College, MA. This set my foundation for holistic wellness & serving my community.

I did my residency training in women’s health at Brooks Rehabilitation, FL (2017). This is where I dove deep into the specialty & found my passion for educating clients.

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As of June 2018, I am one of less than 500 physical therapists board certified in Women’s Health nationwide. Achieving this honor taught me that hard work + passion = success.

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Beyond the resume, I am a lifelong learner! I particularly enjoy learning about the spirit-mind-body connection, giving talks to healthcare providers about pelvic health, and learning from other professionals.

Let’s connect on Instagram

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