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Pelvic Floor Therapy, Lactation and Feeding Support, and Infant Development in New Port Richey, FL

Pelvic Floor Therapy, Lactation + Feeding Support, and Early Infant Intervention in Trinity, FL

SERVING PASCO COUNTY


Personalized care for women, babies, and growing families. Our occupational therapists, speech-language pathologists, and board-certified lactation consultants specialize pelvic health, pregnancy + postpartum recovery, breastfeeding, infant feeding, and early development.

Support that meets you where you are. Whatever concerns you or your baby are navigating, we are here to help.

Our team holds advanced clinical degrees in occupational therapy and speech language pathology— and specializations in lactation and pelvic health. That means every visit truly addresses the full picture, not just the symptom that brought you in.

Infant breastfeeding with an IBCLC support to work on latch after a tongue tie release
pelvic floor therapist holding pelvic anatomy for therapy appointment

Pelvic Floor Therapy

We offer support for bladder leakage, pelvic pain, prolapse symptoms, painful intercourse, and postpartum recovery. Care is tailored to your symptoms, daily activities, and goals.

Lactation & Infant Feeding Therapy

Help with breastfeeding, painful latch, bottle refusal, pumping, milk transfer concerns, and tongue ties, with care from board-certified lactation consultants and feeding therapists.

Pregnancy & Birth Preparation

Comprehensive and personalized support for pregnancy discomfort, movement and exercise, pelvic floor coordination, and preparation for labor, birth, and postpartum recovery.

Infant therapy focusing on milestones and feeding after tongue tie release with an IBCLC

Infant Development & Early Intervention

Occupational and speech therapy for feeding, movement, communication, and early developmental concerns, including support for families transitioning home from the NICU.

What families in Tampa Bay are saying:

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Insurance and Payment

Insurance coverage is available for eligible lactation services and varies by plan. Contact our team to confirm your lactation benefits before your visit. We accept HSA and FSA payments and can provide superbills for possible out-of-network reimbursement.

Getting Started is Simple

Complete the form below and tell us whether you are seeking care for yourself, your baby, or both.

Step 1:
Reach out to us

A team member will connect with you and get your first appointment scheduled.

Step 2:
We will contact you within
24-48 business hours

Your first visit includes a comprehensive evaluation and a recommended treatment plan.

Pelvic floor therapist reviewing pelvic floor muscle anatomy model during patient education consultation in Pasco County Florida

Step 3:
Get started with an evaluation