For Parents
Bedwetting, constipation, and daytime accidents are more common than most parents realize — and they're rarely just a behavior problem. In most cases, there's a physical reason: the muscles and nerves controlling the bladder and bowel aren't coordinating correctly. Pediatric pelvic floor therapy addresses the root cause in a way that's safe, gentle, and designed to feel nothing like a medical appointment.
Pediatric pelvic floor therapy is entirely external — no internal assessment or treatment is used with children. Sessions focus on movement, breathing, posture, and education in a way that feels like play, not therapy.
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Our Approach
Erin Moreno, our pediatric-trained occupational therapist, has advanced training in pediatric bowel and bladder rehabilitation under Dawn Sandalcidi, PT, RCMT, BCB-PMD. Here's what makes our approach different.
We use games, movement, and age-appropriate activities so sessions feel fun — not clinical. Kids engage better, learn faster, and actually want to come back.
We understand how sensory processing and nervous system regulation affect bowel and bladder function — especially for children with sensory differences or on the autism spectrum.
Parents are a key part of every session. We teach you strategies to reinforce progress at home so your child's gains carry over into real life.
We create an environment where kids feel safe and successful — never embarrassed. Many children relax immediately once they realize this isn't a doctor's appointment.
FAQs
We typically work with children ages 4 and up. The right age to start depends on your child's developmental readiness — we're happy to discuss this with you before scheduling.
No. Pediatric pelvic floor therapy at Connect Pelvic Health is entirely external. There are no internal assessments or treatments used with children.
Yes. Erin has specific training in working with children who have sensory differences, including those on the autism spectrum. We adapt every session to meet your child where they are.
A referral isn't required in Georgia, though we do recommend ruling out any underlying medical causes with your pediatrician before starting. We're happy to coordinate with your child's care team.
It varies, but many families see meaningful improvement within 4–8 sessions. We'll give you a realistic picture after the first evaluation.
Pediatric pelvic floor therapy in Acworth, GA — serving families in Kennesaw, Marietta, Dallas, Hiram, and Cartersville.
Request an AppointmentConnect Pelvic Health and Physical Therapy provides pediatric pelvic floor physical therapy in Acworth, Kennesaw, Marietta, Dallas, Hiram, Cartersville, and surrounding Cherokee and Cobb County communities in Georgia. We specialize in children's bedwetting treatment, pediatric constipation therapy, daytime urinary accidents, bowel and bladder rehabilitation, and pelvic floor therapy for children with sensory differences and autism. If you are searching for pediatric pelvic floor therapy near Acworth GA or children's bladder therapy in Kennesaw or Marietta, we are here to help your family.
