Our Services & Team
Conditions We Treat:
Stress urinary incontinence
Urge urinary incontinence
Urinary urgency and frequency
- Incomplete voiding
- Dysfunctional urination
Bladder pain
Persistent pelvic pain
Painful intercourse (Dyspareunia)
Vulvar pain
Pelvic organ prolapse
Low back, hip, and SI joint pain
Post-op abdominal and pelvic surgery rehabilitation
Chronic non-bacterial prostatitis
Post-prostatectomy rehabilitation
Testicular and penile pain
Constipation
Fecal incontinence
Dysfunctional defecation
Pelvic floor dyssnergia
Rectal pain
Tailbone pain (Coccydynia)
Pudendal nerve irritability
Peri-natal Care:
Diastasis recti abdominus (DRA)
Prenatal and post-partum care
Birth preparation
Cesarean birth recovery
6-8 week post-partum check
Pelvic organ prolapse
Scar tissue therapy
Pediatric Care:
- Dysfunctional urination
- Urinary leakage
- Nocturnal enuresis (bedwetting)
Encopresis (fecal leakage)
Dysfunctional defecation
Constipation
Persistent urinary tract infections (UTI)
Often these symptoms can have a profound impact on your quality of life, personal relationships, and self-efficacy. It’s not surprising that a large amount of research has been done surrounding these issues, and the level of evidence to support physiotherapy for this course of treatment is strong.
Our Team
Anne Dorey
Anne Dorey began her career as a physiotherapist in 2001 after completing the bilingual program at the University of Ottawa.
Anne’s experience as a physiotherapist has included work in hospitals, private practice and various research roles. As part of teams working in intensive care, cardiac surgery, neurology and complex medical care, Anne developed her clinical skills at some of the foremost research hospitals in Canada. She went on to be a strong advocate for geriatric clients in acute care, and has developed and implemented rehabilitation programs at hospitals in both Ontario and BC.
Anne began working exclusively with Pelvic Health clients in 2007 as a practitioner with the PSI Women’s Health Centre in Ottawa, Ontario. Since returning to Oakville in 2011, Anne has continued to advance her specialized training and clinical expertise in Pelvic Health, as the lead therapist at a thriving Pelvic Health practice.
Anne is deeply invested in improving quality of life for those suffering from pelvic floor dysfunction, and is dedicated to helping restore optimal health and balance through lasting change.
Anne’s experience as a physiotherapist has included work in hospitals, private practice and various research roles. As part of teams working in intensive care, cardiac surgery, neurology and complex medical care, Anne developed her clinical skills at some of the foremost research hospitals in Canada. She went on to be a strong advocate for geriatric clients in acute care, and has developed and implemented rehabilitation programs at hospitals in both Ontario and BC.
Anne began working exclusively with Pelvic Health clients in 2007 as a practitioner with the PSI Women’s Health Centre in Ottawa, Ontario. Since returning to Oakville in 2011, Anne has continued to advance her specialized training and clinical expertise in Pelvic Health, as the lead therapist at a thriving Pelvic Health practice.
Anne is deeply invested in improving quality of life for those suffering from pelvic floor dysfunction, and is dedicated to helping restore optimal health and balance through lasting change.
Kaitlin Cianfarani
Kaitlin earned her MSc (PT) from McMaster University in 2008. She began her career in an orthopedic practice setting gaining experience treating sports injuries, workplace injuries, neurological conditions and car accident injuries.
She began treating pelvic health in 2012 and has really found her passion. Her interest in pelvic health began after the birth of her first child, when told that her pelvic symptoms would resolve with time and there was nothing to be done. As a result of researching pelvic health and consulting with her colleagues she discovered how important it was to treat pelvic health conditions. This experience propelled Kaitlin into the world of pelvic health, and she has not looked back.
Kaitlin’s continuing practice and educational journey in pelvic health has included treating incontinence, prolapse, pelvic pain, pre and post partum care and oncology. She attended the International Pelvic Pain Society conference in 2017, to learn from some of the leaders of the pain neuroscience community and looks forward to attending conferences and courses to learn more and to further benefit her clients and her community. Kaitlin is married and a mother to two beautiful children. She is an avid camper, gardener and lover of the outdoors. She also enjoys trying her hand at various crafting and sewing projects. Kaitlin believes in using a wholistic approach to treating each individual client, guiding them towards function and helping them to rediscover joy in their lives. She looks forward to meeting you soon and helping you achieve a successful and long lasting resolution to your pelvic health concerns.
She began treating pelvic health in 2012 and has really found her passion. Her interest in pelvic health began after the birth of her first child, when told that her pelvic symptoms would resolve with time and there was nothing to be done. As a result of researching pelvic health and consulting with her colleagues she discovered how important it was to treat pelvic health conditions. This experience propelled Kaitlin into the world of pelvic health, and she has not looked back.
Kaitlin’s continuing practice and educational journey in pelvic health has included treating incontinence, prolapse, pelvic pain, pre and post partum care and oncology. She attended the International Pelvic Pain Society conference in 2017, to learn from some of the leaders of the pain neuroscience community and looks forward to attending conferences and courses to learn more and to further benefit her clients and her community. Kaitlin is married and a mother to two beautiful children. She is an avid camper, gardener and lover of the outdoors. She also enjoys trying her hand at various crafting and sewing projects. Kaitlin believes in using a wholistic approach to treating each individual client, guiding them towards function and helping them to rediscover joy in their lives. She looks forward to meeting you soon and helping you achieve a successful and long lasting resolution to your pelvic health concerns.
Kristi Konduros
Kristi completed her Honours Bachelor of Physical and Health Education at Queen’s University in 2017 and Master of Science in Physical Therapy at Western University in 2020. Kristi has worked with a diverse population; from high-performance university athletes, to seniors’ care, and pelvic health. Kristi traveled as an athletic therapy intern with the Queen’s Women’s Soccer team to 2 university championships, and during her time at Western was the trainer for the Junior Mustangs Football Team. After achieving her master’s degree, she focused on continuing education in Pelvic Health Physiotherapy, completing her Level 1, 2 and 3A through Pelvic Health Solutions, as well as Dr. Nicole Cozean’s ‘Pelvic Health Essentials’ and Julie Wiebe’s ‘Piston Science' courses. Kristi is passionate about treatment that empowers patients to achieve their rehab and fitness goals. Kristi’s treatment style emphasizes restored function through education, manual releases, as well as comprehensive exercise and proprioception retraining for optimal recovery.
Kristi treats men and women for a variety of pelvic health conditions and will work with you to develop a care strategy that allows you to take charge of your pelvic health. Kristi will work with you to establish specific goals and a tailored treatment plan. Outside of work, Kristi is a CrossFit athlete, enjoys watching Netflix, reading, and if not found doing those things she’s hanging out with her family and her Bernese x Husky dog, Siggy.
Nicole Nifo
Nicole Nifo is a Registered Massage Therapist with 20 years of experience, with a special focus on Prenatal/Postpartum Wellness and Scar Therapy.
As an experienced online C-section Recovery Coach, Nicole is dedicated to supporting mothers through the physical and emotional challenges of cesarean recovery.
Her personal experiences with both traumatic and empowered Cesarean births inspired her mission to improve pre/post-operative care for new mothers.
Nicole focuses on the crucial first 12 weeks postpartum, offering a holistic approach combining emotional support and physical rehabilitation.
She is skilled in helping clients understand key elements of postpartum rehab, such as birth processing, restoring movement, promoting scar healing, and aiding core muscle recovery.
Nicole’s expertise includes manual scar release techniques and using the Neurostim Micropoint Stimulation machine to treat both new and old C-section scars effectively.
Her compassionate and knowledgeable approach makes her a trusted choice for mothers seeking comprehensive postpartum care.
Priyanka Gulati
Priyanka holds a Master’s degree in Women’s Health & Paediatric Physiotherapy. Her training in pelvic floor dysfunction has included courses to assess and treat urinary incontinence, pelvic pain, prolapse, pre and postnatal, preparation for labour and delivery, post-surgical and post-menopausal care.
Priyanka believes in providing a safe and confidential space to truly listen and understand her client’s needs and concerns. She is passionate about guiding people to connect back to their bodies using a tailored approach.
Priyanka enjoys teaching Lamaze Childbirth education classes over the weekend. She is also a DONA certified Birth Doula and has been fortunate to attend over 100 births. In her spare time, she enjoys calligraphy, DIY home projects and keeping up with her two active kids!
Priyanka believes in providing a safe and confidential space to truly listen and understand her client’s needs and concerns. She is passionate about guiding people to connect back to their bodies using a tailored approach.
Priyanka enjoys teaching Lamaze Childbirth education classes over the weekend. She is also a DONA certified Birth Doula and has been fortunate to attend over 100 births. In her spare time, she enjoys calligraphy, DIY home projects and keeping up with her two active kids!
Anne Dorey
Anne Dorey began her career as a physiotherapist in 2001 after completing the bilingual program at the University of Ottawa.
Anne’s experience as a physiotherapist has included work in hospitals, private practice and various research roles. As part of teams working in intensive care, cardiac surgery, neurology and complex medical care, Anne developed her clinical skills at some of the foremost research hospitals in Canada. She went on to be a strong advocate for geriatric clients in acute care, and has developed and implemented rehabilitation programs at hospitals in both Ontario and BC.
Anne began working exclusively with Pelvic Health clients in 2007 as a practitioner with the PSI Women’s Health Centre in Ottawa, Ontario. Since returning to Oakville in 2011, Anne has continued to advance her specialized training and clinical expertise in Pelvic Health, as the lead therapist at a thriving Pelvic Health practice.
Anne is deeply invested in improving quality of life for those suffering from pelvic floor dysfunction, and is dedicated to helping restore optimal health and balance through lasting change.
Anne’s experience as a physiotherapist has included work in hospitals, private practice and various research roles. As part of teams working in intensive care, cardiac surgery, neurology and complex medical care, Anne developed her clinical skills at some of the foremost research hospitals in Canada. She went on to be a strong advocate for geriatric clients in acute care, and has developed and implemented rehabilitation programs at hospitals in both Ontario and BC.
Anne began working exclusively with Pelvic Health clients in 2007 as a practitioner with the PSI Women’s Health Centre in Ottawa, Ontario. Since returning to Oakville in 2011, Anne has continued to advance her specialized training and clinical expertise in Pelvic Health, as the lead therapist at a thriving Pelvic Health practice.
Anne is deeply invested in improving quality of life for those suffering from pelvic floor dysfunction, and is dedicated to helping restore optimal health and balance through lasting change.
Kaitlin Cianfarani
Kaitlin earned her MSc (PT) from McMaster University in 2008. She began her career in an orthopedic practice setting gaining experience treating sports injuries, workplace injuries, neurological conditions and car accident injuries.
She began treating pelvic health in 2012 and has really found her passion. Her interest in pelvic health began after the birth of her first child, when told that her pelvic symptoms would resolve with time and there was nothing to be done. As a result of researching pelvic health and consulting with her colleagues she discovered how important it was to treat pelvic health conditions. This experience propelled Kaitlin into the world of pelvic health, and she has not looked back.
Kaitlin’s continuing practice and educational journey in pelvic health has included treating incontinence, prolapse, pelvic pain, pre and post partum care and oncology. She attended the International Pelvic Pain Society conference in 2017, to learn from some of the leaders of the pain neuroscience community and looks forward to attending conferences and courses to learn more and to further benefit her clients and her community. Kaitlin is married and a mother to two beautiful children. She is an avid camper, gardener and lover of the outdoors. She also enjoys trying her hand at various crafting and sewing projects. Kaitlin believes in using a wholistic approach to treating each individual client, guiding them towards function and helping them to rediscover joy in their lives. She looks forward to meeting you soon and helping you achieve a successful and long lasting resolution to your pelvic health concerns.
She began treating pelvic health in 2012 and has really found her passion. Her interest in pelvic health began after the birth of her first child, when told that her pelvic symptoms would resolve with time and there was nothing to be done. As a result of researching pelvic health and consulting with her colleagues she discovered how important it was to treat pelvic health conditions. This experience propelled Kaitlin into the world of pelvic health, and she has not looked back.
Kaitlin’s continuing practice and educational journey in pelvic health has included treating incontinence, prolapse, pelvic pain, pre and post partum care and oncology. She attended the International Pelvic Pain Society conference in 2017, to learn from some of the leaders of the pain neuroscience community and looks forward to attending conferences and courses to learn more and to further benefit her clients and her community. Kaitlin is married and a mother to two beautiful children. She is an avid camper, gardener and lover of the outdoors. She also enjoys trying her hand at various crafting and sewing projects. Kaitlin believes in using a wholistic approach to treating each individual client, guiding them towards function and helping them to rediscover joy in their lives. She looks forward to meeting you soon and helping you achieve a successful and long lasting resolution to your pelvic health concerns.
Priyanka
Priyanka holds a Master’s degree in Women’s Health & Paediatric Physiotherapy. Her training in pelvic floor dysfunction has included courses to assess and treat urinary incontinence, pelvic pain, prolapse, pre and postnatal, preparation for labour and delivery, post-surgical and post-menopausal care.
Priyanka believes in providing a safe and confidential space to truly listen and understand her client’s needs and concerns. She is passionate about guiding people to connect back to their bodies using a tailored approach.
Priyanka enjoys teaching Lamaze Childbirth education classes over the weekend. She is also a DONA certified Birth Doula and has been fortunate to attend over 100 births. In her spare time, she enjoys calligraphy, DIY home projects and keeping up with her two active kids!
Priyanka believes in providing a safe and confidential space to truly listen and understand her client’s needs and concerns. She is passionate about guiding people to connect back to their bodies using a tailored approach.
Priyanka enjoys teaching Lamaze Childbirth education classes over the weekend. She is also a DONA certified Birth Doula and has been fortunate to attend over 100 births. In her spare time, she enjoys calligraphy, DIY home projects and keeping up with her two active kids!