Porter Pelvic Physical therapy
Why Choose Us
We provide evidence based pelvic physical therapy in a safe, welcoming atmosphere. Specialized training in pelvic health, pelvic pain, and conditions experienced by all genders makes Porter Pelvic the right place for anyone experiencing pelvic dysfunction. While many issues our patients face involve the pelvic floor, we spend just as much time on how the rest of your body impacts your issue from your ankles to your neck. Pelvic floor therapy is for everyone with a pelvis!
How We Can Help You
If you suffer from any of the following things, we can help you get started on your path to feeling like yourself again:
- Pelvic pain
- Pain with sex (any gender)
- Post surgical pain or dysfunction (abdominal or pelvic)
- Incontinence (leakage of urine or stool)
- Constipation
- Prolapse (bladder, uterine, rectal)
- Vulvodynia (pain outside of the vagina)
- Vaginismus (pain inside the vagina)
- Prostatitis
- Postpartum recovery and general education
See the Difference
Pelvic floor dysfunction can be life altering, but sometimes it's not addressed the way it should be due to time constraints, knowledge gaps, or privacy concerns. Porter Pelvic is a clinic that allows for ample time to discuss your physical issues as well as the way it's impacting your life so that we can create a plan of care together.
It's time to start feeling like yourself again.
Our Team
Jenny G. Porter, PT, DPT
Jenny started specializing in pelvic PT before she graduated with her doctorate and continued with her postdoctorate training alongside mentors in Orlando and Philadelphia. She is board certified in orthopaedics, so she addresses not just the pelvic floor muscles, but how they relate to the rest of your body's movement.
Jenny serves on the advisory board for AdventHealth University's physical therapy department, presents at national physical therapy conferences on pelvic health and resilience, teaches doctorate level courses on pelvic health, and runs an education company focused on educating the general population on pelvic health issues.
Pelvic health specialist
Board Certified Clinical Specialist in Orthopaedics
Doctor of Physical Therapy (AdventHealth University, Orlando)
Residency in Orthopaedics (GS Penn Partners, Philadelphia)
Kimberly Conlon PT, DPT
Kimberly received her doctorate from Old Dominion University in Virginia after receiving her bachelors in Psychology from University of Florida. She has worked in both acute care and outpatient clinics as a pelvic PT and has additional training in pregnancy rehab.
She treats pelvic dysfunction for everyone with a pelvis but has a particular passsion for working with pregnant, postpartum, and
pelvic pain patients.
Pelvic health specialist
Doctor of Physical Therapy (Old Dominion University, Virginia)
Bachelors in Psychology (University of Florida, Gainesville)
Gina Holmes
Office manager extraordinaire