PELVIC HEALTH • WOMEN + MEN
Pelvic Floor Physical Therapy in San Antonio
Bladder issues, pelvic pain, constipation, painful sex, changes after pregnancy or prostate treatment—whatever brought you here, you don’t have to know exactly what’s wrong.
Jennifer Duggins, PT brings more than 30 years of experience to finding the connections others may miss—and helping women and men get back to living without constantly thinking about their symptoms.
You’ve adjusted your life around it long enough.
Not sure pelvic floor PT is right for you? Let’s talk first.
Maybe you don’t think of yourself as a “pelvic floor patient.”
Most people don’t.
Maybe you just know you’re planning your day around bathrooms.
Running, jumping, coughing, or laughing isn’t as carefree as it used to be.
Sex hurts.
Your back or hips keep bothering you despite everything you’ve tried.
Something changed after pregnancy, menopause, or prostate surgery.
Or every test says you’re fine—but you don’t feel fine.
That’s where we start.
Bladder + Urinary
Leakage or urinary incontinence
Urinary urgency and frequent urination
Difficulty emptying the bladder
Persistent “UTI-like” symptoms despite negative testing
Sexual Health
Pain with intercourse
Sexual dysfunction
Male pelvic or genital pain
Changes in sexual function following prostate treatment
When Everything Seems Connected
Pain with intercourse
Sexual dysfunction
Bowel + Pelvic
Constipation or difficulty emptying
Pelvic pressure or heaviness
Pelvic organ prolapse
Pelvic, genital, or abdominal pain
Pregnancy + Life Changes
Pregnancy and postpartum recovery
Core and pelvic floor changes after childbirth
Perimenopause and menopause
Pre- and post-prostatectomy rehabilitation
Male pelvic or genital pain
Changes in sexual function following prostate treatment
See yourself somewhere on this list? Let’s talk.
Your pelvic floor isn’t working alone.
And we don’t treat it that way.
Maybe you've been told everything looks "normal."
Maybe you've learned to live around the pain.
Maybe you've started wondering if this is simply what life feels like now.
There's often more to the story.
Bodies adapt.
Sometimes an old injury, a pregnancy, or a surgery changes the way you move for years before something else begins to hurt.
That's why we don't chase symptoms.
We look for the story your body is telling.
Why people finally find answers at Method…
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Pain doesn't divide itself neatly into specialties.
Neither do we.
The body works as one connected system. Sometimes the answer isn't found where it hurts most. It's found somewhere unexpected.
That's why our therapists work together, bringing different specialties and perspectives together to understand the bigger picture.
Sometimes one therapist has the answer.
Sometimes the answer is found where expertise overlaps.
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DesAt Method, collaboration isn't an afterthought—it's part of your care.
Our therapists specialize in orthopedics, pelvic health, TMJ, osteoporosis, vestibular rehabilitation, movement, and wellness. Together, we look beyond isolated symptoms to understand how your whole body works together.
Because your body doesn't experience life in isolated parts.
Neither should your care.
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Every visit is one-on-one with your physical therapist.
No rushing.
No bouncing between providers.
Just time to listen, evaluate, explain, and build a plan around your life.
Because understanding your body is part of the treatment.
Still have questions?
We've answered the ones we hear most often, or give us a call and speak with one of our team—we’d love to help!
Health Happens in Community
Physical therapy is often how people first meet us—
but rarely where the relationship ends.
We believe the healthiest lives aren't built one appointment at a time. They're built through movement, learning, connection, and having people around you who encourage you to keep showing up.
That's why Method is more than a physical therapy clinic.
It's a place to move, learn, gather, and grow.
You'll find physical therapy alongside yoga, strength classes, educational workshops, neighborhood pop-ups, and community events—because lasting health isn't just about recovering from pain. It's about building a life that helps you stay well.
Whether you're visiting us at our Shavano Park clinic or joining us in Beacon Hill as we grow into the neighborhood, our goal is the same:
we create a place where better health becomes part of everyday life.
