Pelvic health

Trauma-informed pelvic therapy

Sexual trauma affects millions of people: nearly half of U.S. women and more than 1 in 6 men have experienced some form of contact sexual violence in their lifetimes.1 With stats that high, why are survivors so alone during their journey? We are here to help.

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Clinics in Rainbow City (near Gadsden) and Oxford (near Anniston)

A therapist talking with a patient on a couch

The body keeps the score

Sexual trauma often manifests as physical pain. We have therapists specially trained as members of an interdisciplinary team to help the body process that trauma.

Ways we can help

Myofascial release therapy

Specific hands-on techniques mobilize trigger points and tight muscles to help alleviate pain.

Sex counseling

Learning about your own anatomy, sexual response, and triggers can be an effective way to help regain your power.

Referrals and recommendations

Not sure where to start building your healthcare team? We can help you find counselors, gynecologists, urologists, and mental health practitioners.

Sources

  1. About Sexual Violence. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, 2025. (opens in a new tab)
Related care

Often treated alongside sexual trauma

Contact

Ready to get started with sexual trauma care?

Free childcare during your session

Rainbow City

2425 Lumley Rd
Rainbow City, AL 35906
(256) 467-3057

Monday – Thursday
7am – 5pm

Friday
7am – 12pm

Oxford

1825 Day St
Oxford, AL 36203
(256) 624-6001

Monday – Thursday
8am – 5pm

Friday
8am – 12pm

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