Dr. Jackie Joy | Pelvic Floor Physical Therapy | Fertility + Hormone Health Coaching

About Dr. Jackie Joy | Pelvic Floor Physical Therapy | Fertility + Hormone Health Coaching

Dr. Jackie Joy is a pelvic health practice led by Dr. Jackie Roelofs in Uptown New Orleans. The website identifies Dr. Roelofs as a doctor of physical therapy, a pelvic floor and pediatric physical therapist, a certified women’s hormone health coach, and a holistic fertility coach. Care is available in person at 2529 Jena Street, Suite 208, New Orleans, LA 70115, and the site also describes hybrid and fully virtual pelvic health services. For early postpartum mothers, home visits are available for pelvic floor physical therapy. Infant physical therapy visits may be offered in home, in office, or virtually.

The practice focuses on one on one care for people navigating fertility, pregnancy, postpartum recovery, and pelvic floor concerns. Services highlighted on the site include pelvic floor physical therapy, pregnancy and birth preparation, postpartum recovery, fertility coaching, hormone and preconception support, and infant physical therapy. The website also states that men with pelvic health concerns can be seen. Problems specifically discussed across the site include infertility, miscarriage history, leaking, bladder urgency, painful intercourse, pelvic pain, endometriosis, PCOS, period pain, prolapse, pregnancy aches and pains, and postpartum issues such as diastasis, hemorrhoids, perineal tears, scar sensitivity, abdominal pain, and core weakness after C section. Male pelvic health concerns listed on the site include colorectal pain, chronic pelvic pain, urinary issues, painful ejaculation, and post surgical complications. For babies, the site mentions tongue and lip ties, colic, reflux, breastfeeding difficulty, tummy time trouble, sleep disordered breathing, and motor milestone delays. The care model described on the site starts with an in depth consultation, then a personalized strategy and home program, followed by ongoing one on one sessions. Named treatment methods include manual therapies, dry needling, exercise programming, craniosacral therapy, bodywork, and individualized exercise planning during pregnancy.

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