Pelvic floor PT for every pelvis in Decatur and metro Atlanta.
Pelvic floor physical therapy that treats the whole person. One-on-one sessions, evidence-based techniques, and a clinic where every body belongs.
You're not alone.
And you're not stuck.
Most of our patients lived with these for years before someone told them pelvic floor PT exists. It's common — and that doesn't mean you have to live with it.
- Leaking when you laugh, cough, run, or jump
- Pain with intercourse or pelvic exams
- Pressure or heaviness in your pelvis
- Urgency or frequent trips to the bathroom
- Constipation or pain with bowel movements
- Back, hip, or tailbone pain that won't resolve
- Postpartum recovery that hasn't gone the way you hoped
- Pelvic pain with no clear medical answer
Whatever brought you here, we can help.
Pick whichever sounds closest to what you're going through. You don't need to know the medical term — and if more than one fits, that's normal. Send us a message any time and we'll help you figure out where to start.
Pelvic Pain
Chronic pelvic pain, pain with sex, vulvodynia, and the pain conditions doctors haven't been able to explain. You're not making it up, and you're not alone.
Learn more →Bladder & Bowel
Incontinence, urgency, frequent trips, constipation, dyssynergic defecation, and IC.
Learn more →Pregnancy & Postpartum
Birth prep, diastasis recti, C-section recovery, return to exercise.
Learn more →Menopause
GSM, dryness, painful intercourse, prolapse risk.
Learn more →Prolapse
You can stay active. Pessary fitting in-house, surgical pre and post rehab, and a return-to-lifting plan that actually accounts for your body.
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Male Pelvic Health
Pelvic floor care for people with male anatomy — chronic prostatitis, post-prostatectomy rehab, pelvic tension. Conditions you may never have been told were treatable.
Learn more →Endometriosis
Pelvic floor PT alongside your medical team — addressing the secondary tension that often gets missed.
Learn more →Hypermobility & hEDS
If you've been told you're "too flexible" or you have hEDS, the standard pelvic floor approach probably hasn't worked. We treat hypermobile bodies differently — because they are.
Learn more →Sex Counseling
Painful intercourse, low libido, postpartum changes in your sex life — addressed with privacy and clinical care.
Learn more →Prostatectomy Pre/Rehab
Pre-surgical preparation and post-surgical recovery — most people are never told this is an option until it's too late.
Learn more →Ran 10 miles today without pain or incontinence. Haven't hit double digits since ATL half marathon March 2020, which I mostly remember as being miserable, painful, demoralizing.
"I made much more progress in 3 months of therapy than in the previous 5 years of other treatments."
"Being a male with pelvic floor issues has been a huge uphill battle. I feel very confident in my pelvic health now."
"Truly has changed my life. I went from being in so much pain I couldn't clean my home and now I'm going out dancing."
Our philosophy
Every pelvis deserves skilled, compassionate care — regardless of gender or sexual orientation. Here's how we approach yours.
For every pelvis
We create a space where you feel safe to be heard and supported. That means meeting each person with respect, curiosity, and clinical expertise.
Whole body approach
The pelvis doesn't function in isolation. We look at posture, strength, mobility, stress, and lifestyle — treating the root cause, not just the surface.
Individualized care
Every body, history, and goal is different. We listen closely, assess thoughtfully, and tailor each plan to meet your specific needs.
Clarity for the path forward
Through thoughtful assessment and clear communication, we create a path forward that feels achievable, informed, and grounded in your goals.
You get to choose who you work with.
Four pelvic health PTs, each with their own specialty focus, training, and approach. Look at their profiles and pick whoever you feel most comfortable with — or tell us what's going on and we'll help you find the right fit.
Beth Kemper
PT, MPT, WCS
she/her
"Trust needs to be earned — that informs not only my treatments, but also the people I bring on board and every aspect of Kemper Pelvic Physio."
Specialties: Pelvic pain · Hypermobility & hEDS · Menopause · Prolapse
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Megan Beach-Gomes
PT, DPT, PRPC, PCES
she/her
Chronic pelvic pain · Return to running · Perinatal
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Lucy Shuttleworth
PT, DPT
she/her
Incontinence · Prolapse · Dyspareunia · Vulvodynia
View profile →
Paige Enfinger
PT, DPT
she/her/ella
Pelvic pain · Surgical & perinatal · 5 languages
View profile →Pelvic care, accessibly priced
We believe pelvic health is for everyone, which is why we offer a sliding scale program for patients who qualify. We also support Reimbursify for out-of-network reimbursement and accept HSA/FSA payment.
Common questions
The most common things new patients ask us before their first visit.
Do I need a referral from my doctor?
No. Georgia is a direct-access state for physical therapy, which means you can schedule with us without a physician's referral.
Will my insurance cover this?
We're an out-of-network practice, which lets us spend the full session focused on you instead of paperwork. Many patients use HSA/FSA, and we provide superbills for out-of-network reimbursement through Reimbursify.
What happens at my first visit?
A 60-minute one-on-one evaluation with one of our PTs. We'll talk through your history, do a whole-body assessment, and discuss whether an internal pelvic floor exam makes sense — always at your pace and only with your consent.
How many visits will I need?
It varies by condition and goal, but most patients see meaningful improvement within 6-8 visits. Your PT will discuss a plan with you at your evaluation.
I'm nervous about an internal exam. Do I have to have one?
Never. An internal assessment is just one of many tools, and it's always your choice. Many patients see meaningful results without internal work, and you can change your mind at any visit.
Ready to get your life back on track?
Our Client Coordinator team will personally reach out, answer your questions, and walk you through next steps.
Get started or call (404) 228-1935