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Julianna Allen

Pelvic Floor Physical Therapist DPT, WCS, CLT

Dr. Julianna Allen PT, DPT, WCS, CLT, helps moms with pelvic floor dysfunction of all kinds including pelvic pain, constipation, urinary incontinence, pelvic organ prolapse, pregnancy and postpartum back pain, carpal tunnel, swelling management, and exercise during and after pregnancy. She founded Embrace PT & Wellness in Boston, MA to make pelvic floor physical therapy accessible to people of genders & sexual orientations by providing in-home and virtual care. She is passionate about teaching birthing people how to best prepare for & heal after the transformation that is pregnancy & birth.

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Woman using toilet in morning.

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Metaphor for pelvic floor exercises, gynecology and treat urinary incontinence through strength exercise concept with kegel weights and half a grapefruit isolated on pink background

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A mother smiles as she holds her newly born infant for the very first time on her chest.

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