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Pediatric Pelvic Floor Therapy

Pediatric pelvic floor therapy is physical or occupational therapy for children's bladder and bowel problems, such as daytime wetting, bedwetting, constipation, stool withholding and toileting struggles, often alongside autism, spina bifida or cerebral palsy.

What to look for

  • A PT or OT with specific pediatric pelvic health training (general pelvic PT is often adult-focused)
  • External, play-based techniques for children; ask how they handle consent and a parent in the room
  • Experience with your child's condition (autism, spina bifida, cerebral palsy, sensory issues)
  • Coordination with your pediatrician, GI doctor or urologist
  • Whether they bill insurance for PT/OT with a referral

Read our pediatric pelvic floor therapy explainer for what to expect and the evidence.

Who this helps

Families of children with ongoing wetting, constipation or encopresis, painful or difficult toileting, or toilet-training delays linked to a disability, usually after a pediatrician or urologist has ruled out other causes.

Pediatric clinics that list pelvic floor services

From each clinic's own website; confirm pediatric pelvic health specifically when you call.
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