Incontinence & Pelvic Floor Therapy in Salisbury, MD

Pelvic floor rehab with biofeedback to regain bladder and bowel control.

Incontinence is common, but it isn’t something you have to live with. We offer comprehensive physical therapy for urinary and fecal incontinence, including biofeedback.

Our therapists use biofeedback technology to give you real-time feedback on how your pelvic floor muscles are working. With a personalized treatment plan, we address the underlying causes and guide you through targeted exercises to strengthen and coordinate these muscles.

Regain control, improve bladder and bowel function, and enhance your quality of life with private, compassionate care from a team that understands.

We help with

Leaking with coughing, sneezing, or exercise (stress incontinence)
Urgency and frequent urination
Bowel control problems
Pregnancy and postpartum pelvic floor recovery
Pelvic floor weakness after surgery

Patient Stories

What Our Patients Say

Rated 5.0 stars on Google from 36+ patient reviews.

“Tanya models exactly what patient-centered care should look like. I have had the honor to be a student under Tanya and am constantly amazed by her innovative, individualized, and effective therapy interventions. All of Tanya’s patients would testify to her effectiveness in treatment. I am currently a student of physical therapy and if I become even 1/2 the clinician that Tanya, is I would consider myself to be a success.”

Kurtis Rogers
“Tanya was very helpful and thorough in treating my symptoms. She takes her time and problem-solves to find the best solution based on your needs and body cues. I greatly appreciate all her help and the time we spent working together.”

Maddie Harris
“Dr. Tanya Dickson is an excellent physical therapist! She is very personable and makes specialty treatment plans tailored to your needs. I always feel that she has my best interest in mind.”

Reggie Polk

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FAQ

Incontinence FAQs

What is biofeedback?

Biofeedback uses sensors to show you, in real time, how your pelvic floor muscles are contracting and relaxing. It makes it much easier to learn the right exercises and track progress.

Is pelvic floor therapy private?

Yes. Sessions take place in a private setting, and we explain everything before we begin so you’re always comfortable.