Who we are & How we Help
At Femina, we are dedicated to providing a compassionate and personalized approach to Women's Health through specialized pelvic therapy. We understand the unique challenges women face and strive to create a safe space where vital conversations and individualized treatments can take place, making Femina the best kept SECRET in Women’s Health. What truly sets us apart is the innovative model of care we have developed, which enables our patients suffering from chronic conditions to reach their personal health and wellness goals. Our services are provided through individual, one-on-one sessions with highly trained and licensed Physical Therapists. We do not use unlicensed staff - we believe that our patients deserve Physical Therapy conducted by Physical Therapists. This approach is essential, as we know it is the only way they will achieve their optimal health outcomes and enhance their overall quality of life.
AS FEATURED IN
comprehensive
Physical Therapy for
all Women in all
stages of life

Postpartum Recovery

Pregnancy Related Pain

Struggles with Infertility

Sexual Pain & Dysfunction
Three out of four women experience painful sex or other related conditions in their lives. While often seen as psychological, there is typically a significant physical component. Addressing these issues is vital for pain relief and enhancing sexual health and well-being.

Bladder Dysfunction
Bladder symptoms can be uncomfortable and embarrassing. They may also connect to other health issues like muscle pain, dehydration, social isolation, and depression. It’s important to know that this is not something to ignore. Urinary incontinence usually gets worse over time, not better.

Pelvic & Abdominal Pain
Pelvic and abdominal pain presents as discomfort in the abdomen, hips, lower back, or groin. It may arise from conditions like endometriosis or vulvodynia but can also occur independently. The pelvic floor and surrounding muscles play a key role, suggesting a whole-body treatment approach is necessary.

Struggles with Infertility
Infertility has been linked with adhesions, which restrict the mobility and function of organs, fascia, and nerves. Adhesions involving reproductive organs can and do cause infertility. If you can decrease these restrictions, you can improve the overall function of the ovaries, fallopian tubes and uterus thus improving a women’s fertility.

Pregnancy Related Pain
While women’s bodies endure & adapt during pregnancy, 45% still report experiencing some level of pain. This can include pelvic girdle, low back, sacroiliac, and pubic joint pain. While common, these issues are often easily treatable.

Postpartum Recovery
It’s more than just the fourth trimester. Postpartum issues range from pelvic floor pain to abdominal weakness to postural dysfunction and can be problematic for significantly longer than 12 weeks.

Menopausal Support
Menopause is the stage of a woman’s life when her menstrual periods cease. It is not a disease or disorder - menopause is natural. However, the symptoms that arise during this transition, such as vaginal dryness, joint pain and stiffness, pelvic organ prolapse, incontinence, and hot flashes can be difficult to endure.

Post-Cancer Rehabilitation
Support and rehabilitation following cancer treatment to improve quality of life and pelvic function.

Pelvic & Abdominal Surgery
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A New Way of Caring for Patients
Treating Pelvic Pain at PRM
- 300+ million adults affected worldwide
- Many see up to 12 doctors before diagnosis
- 70% are misdiagnosed
At PRM, we focus on diagnosing and treating persistent pelvic pain.
With multiple locations, we’re on a mission to empower women everywhere by transforming pelvic health from a well-kept SECRET into a celebrated journey

Sherman Oaks
13425 Ventura Blvd Sherman Oaks, CA 90211
(818) 573-1403
Pasadena
13425 Ventura Blvd Sherman Oaks, CA 90211
(818) 573-1403
Beverly Hills
13425 Ventura Blvd Sherman Oaks, CA 90211
(818) 573-1403

Buckhead
455 East Paces Ferry
Suite 344
Atlanta, GA 30305
(404) 543-2586
Common ≠ Normal
Women frequently hear from doctors and some sex therapists that their concerns and physical issues are normal. Are in fact common. However, conditions such as incontinence, painful sex and severe back pain during pregnancy are not normal experiences that should be dismissed. It's essential for women to recognize that their issues are valid, impact many others in similar situations, and should not be considered just a regular part of life. Just because something is common does not mean it is normal.
Speciality Treatments
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The Secrets of Women’s Health
Explore our insightful blog articles on pelvic health, where we delve into essential topics that empower and educate. From understanding pelvic floor disorders to strategies for conquering intimacy, our content is designed for those seeking knowledge and support.
We discuss the latest research, expert advice, and practical tips to enhance your well-being and foster a deeper connection to your body.

We are passionate about Pelvic Floor Pain
Many women deal with issues related to vaginal penetration, frequently expressing that they experience discomfort or pain during intercourse or even when inserting a tampon. Additionally, many of these women report persistent feelings of soreness and/or tightness in the pelvic floor muscles, which can further exacerbate their already existing challenges. These troubling symptoms often escalate to the point where they become uncomfortable at best or, unbearable at worst. It is important to note that vaginal pain can occur without a clear cause, even after a thorough check-up by a doctor. Femina is dedicated to helping women improve their health and quality of life through specialized pelvic floor Physical Therapy. Our skilled and compassionate therapists work diligently to relieve pelvic pain, supporting women in their journey to restore their pelvic health and significantly reduce pain in their daily lives, both inside and outside of the bedroom.
You are not alone, we are here to help.