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Leaks Are Common, But You Don’t Have to Accept Them
When a sneeze, a jump, or a sudden urge changes your plans, you deserve answers from a clinician who listens. You’re not alone, and you don’t have to sort it out on your own.
Planning Around Bathrooms
Skipping the Workouts You Love
Feeling Too Embarrassed to Ask
Mapping every outing by where the nearest restroom is can wear you down and shrink your day.
Worrying about leaking during runs, lifts, or play with your kids can keep you on the sidelines.
Many people stay quiet for years. Here, you can ask anything and be heard without judgment.
Why Choose Our Philadelphia Physical Therapy Clinic
Every visit is a full hour with a Doctor of Physical Therapy. No aides, no shared appointments. Our pelvic floor physical therapy care is private, unhurried, and built around your goals.
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A full hour of one-on-one care with a Doctor of Physical Therapy at every visit
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Baby-friendly sessions, so new moms are always welcome to bring their little ones
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A free phone consultation before you commit to anything
"I can't say enough positive things about the team at Restore the Floor. I saw Dr. Victoria during my first pregnancy (before and after) and Dr. Sam for my second (also before and after). Your body is obviously going through a ton of stuff on the pregnancy journey and to have an expert who is there with you to help you prepare for delivery and recover from it is a GIFT. 5 stars, extremely worth it, and a truly important time to care for your body!"
— Jenna M., Verified Patient
Your Incontinence Physical Therapy Plan in 3 Steps
Step 1: Root
Step 2: Rebalance
Step 3: Restore
We begin with a full-hour evaluation and a conversation about your history, habits, and goals to find what is driving your symptoms.
Education, hands-on techniques, breathwork, and therapeutic exercise help your pelvic floor, core, and hips work together.
You leave with a realistic plan that fits daily life and the gym, so you can get back to the activities you love.
Conditions Our Incontinence Physical Therapy Helps
Our South Philly team treats bladder and bowel incontinence with education, hands-on techniques, and functional exercise, along with related pelvic health concerns.
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Bladder and bowel incontinence, including leaking and urgency
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Prolapse, diastasis recti, pelvic pain, and painful intercourse
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Prenatal and postpartum recovery, including C-section scar care and return to activity
Emily R.
"The one-on-one time and care she devotes to her patients is more thorough than any other PT I have been to before."
Andria S.
"She takes the time to sit down and listen to your feedback and is able to create realistic goals for you that are not too challenging for a new mom."
Monique M.
"My life has changed since coming to physical therapy. Sam is thoughtful, inclusive, and knowledgeable. It makes me feel safe and comfortable. I have a plan for the gym and daily life that has helped me tremendously!"
Meet Your Philadelphia Doctors of Physical Therapy
Specialized, credentialed, and deeply committed to your care.
PT, DPT, 250 EYT, APTA Pelvic Floor Certified
Dr. Samantha (Sam) Leonetti
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PT, DPT
Dr. Victoria Clement
Founder, Restore Physical Therapy and Pelvic Health. Expert in pelvic floor and orthopedic PT. Featured on FOX 29 Philadelphia and multiple health podcasts. Recipient of the Main Line Parent Love Award.
Incontinence Physical Therapy FAQs
Straight answers about visits, billing, and what to expect.
What happens during a pelvic floor physical therapy visit?
You get a full hour one-on-one with a Doctor of Physical Therapy. Depending on your needs, care can include education, breathwork, exercise, soft tissue mobilization, instrument-assisted soft tissue mobilization (IASTM), and dry needling for the low back, pelvis, hips, and lower extremities.
Do you accept insurance?
We are out-of-network and cash-based. We provide superbills for possible reimbursement, accept FSA/HSA, and offer Good Faith Estimates. We cannot see Medicare patients.
Can I bring my baby or be seen at home?
Yes. Sessions are baby-friendly, and at-home PT is available across South Philadelphia.
Where is your Philadelphia clinic?
We’re at 1901 S 9th St, Space 212, in the Bok Building in South Philly, a short trip from East Passyunk Avenue and the Italian Market. From Center City it’s about 17 minutes (2.5 miles) via S 12th St and S 10th St, then left onto Mifflin St.
Still have questions? Call (267) 209-0930 for a free phone consultation.