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Childbirth-related muscle and nerve overstretching, connective tissue damage, prolapse, pelvic positioning changes, and reduced muscular contraction effectiveness due to scar tissue.
Hormonal fluctuations impacting pelvic floor functionality throughout a woman’s life.
Traumas such as falls, auto accidents, surgical side effects, or unpleasant sexual experiences contributing to pelvic floor dysfunction, leading to pain and/or incontinence.
Some women and girls may be born with excessively tight muscles, causing pain and incontinence.
Conditions like endometriosis, interstitial cystitis (painful bladder syndrome), and pudendal neuralgia commonly associated with pelvic pain, painful sex, and incontinence.
Approximately 25% of women experience pelvic floor disorders, with the likelihood increasing with age, potentially affecting 50% of women by the age of 80.
Incontinence is a significant factor contributing to nursing home admissions.
Although common, pelvic floor dysfunction should not be considered a normal part of the aging process and deserves attention and resolution.
Identify the underlying cause of your specific issues.
Develop a personalized program to address pelvic floor dysfunction.
Is your confidence affected because your core isn’t functioning properly, you have Diastasis Recti, or you still have a pregnant appearance despite not being pregnant anymore?
If you found yourself saying “Yes” to any of these questions, you’ve come to the right place!
It’s crucial to recognize that medicine, surgery, and injections are not your only options. While your doctor may present them as the only choices, there are alternative approaches that can address your concerns and provide relief.
“The Virtual PhysioSpecializes In Helping Individuals Who Experience Issues Such As Urinary Leakage, Painful Sex, Unresolved Low Back Pain, Or Abdominal Separation (Also Known As A “Mummy Tummy”) Regain The Ability To Participate In Their Favorite Activities Without Relying On Pills, Pads, Or Surgery.”
Selecting the right healthcare provider for your needs is crucial. If you don’t, you run the risk of undergoing unnecessary surgery, becoming dependent on medications or painkillers, or living with progressively worsening symptoms for the rest of your life.
Opting for the “least-invasive” and most natural treatment is essential to address your leakage, abdominal separation, pelvic floor problems, or postpartum hip/back/pelvic pain and prevent their recurrence in the future.
Working with a provider who understands the interconnectedness of the body is vital for your recovery. Our bodies undergo remarkable transformations throughout our lives, and addressing changes in the neck, back, diaphragm, core, pelvic floor, pelvis, posture, strength, and overall body usage is necessary for full recovery. It goes beyond just performing Kegel exercises.
To achieve a complete recovery, it’s important not only to treat the symptoms but also to work with an expert who is willing to investigate the root cause of your symptoms and dysfunction. This is when you will receive a long-term solution to your problems.
We understand the frustrations that come with our healthcare system. Waiting weeks, or even months, for an appointment only to have a brief conversation with a doctor who rushes through the appointment can leave you feeling bewildered and unheard.
Unfortunately, this rushed approach is common in many physical therapy clinics as well. They operate in a fast-paced manner, lacking attentiveness, and the therapists often don’t have enough time to learn about your specific goals or provide personalized care. That’s why we do things differently!
At The Virtual Physio, our first step is to truly listen to your story.
We recognize that every person is unique, especially when it comes to postpartum issues. Each individual has a distinct body, history, and set of pain and symptoms. That’s why we prioritize open and meaningful conversations. We want to gain a thorough understanding of not only what’s happening in your body but also how it’s affecting your daily life.
By taking the time to listen and learn about your experiences, we can lay the foundation for a tailored and effective treatment plan. Your story matters to us, and we believe it is crucial in providing the care and support you need.
Many individuals have received a medical term or diagnosis for their bodily issues. It could have been provided by a doctor, identified through tests, or even discovered online. Terms like prolapse, Diastasis Recti, Pelvic Floor Dysfunction, Incontinence, Sacroiliac (SI) Joint Pain, or Hip/Back/Pelvic Pain may have been associated with your condition.
You may have been told that your only options were to rest, take medication, or simply wait it out. While these approaches might offer temporary relief, they fail to address the root cause of the problem.
The cause of pain or symptoms varies for each individual. No two people have the exact same problem caused by the same underlying factors.
At The Virtual Physio, our objective is to identify the root cause of your specific issue so that not only does your pain subside but it also remains resolved in the long term.
We understand that you may still have doubts or reservations about Integrative Physical Therapy. That’s why we have introduced the free Discovery Visit. Yes, you read it right! The first session is entirely on us!
Our Discovery Visits are specifically designed for individuals who are skeptical, unsure, or have experienced disappointment in the past. During the Discovery Visit, you will gain insight into what is causing your symptoms, how long it will take to address them, and most importantly, you will build confidence in the fact that your problem can be resolved naturally!
This is the stage where significant transformations occur. We develop a personalized plan that empowers you to…
…resume exercising without the fear of experiencing pain, stiffness, or bladder control issues – yes, even activities like running and jumping!
…engage in playtime with your children, effortlessly lifting and carrying them without any difficulties.
…reclaim intimacy in your relationships without the worry of discomfort or pain.
…rediscover your favorite active lifestyle, whether it’s yoga, running, tennis, or any other activity that brings you joy.
…regain your strength, confidence, and even a sense of sexiness as your body heals from Diastasis Recti/Abdominal Separation and restores full core strength.
Our ideal clients are those who possess the motivation and eagerness to reclaim their active lifestyles, even if they currently feel stuck.
If you’d like to learn more about our availability and pricing before committing to a visit, we’re more than happy to provide you with that information. Simply ask us about availability and cost.
Dr. Lindsay Durand Massumi, PT, DPT, is a licensed pelvic health and orthopedic physical therapist and health coach practicing in Leesburg and Chantilly. She holds a Bachelor of Science in Exercise Science from Creighton University in Omaha, NE, and a Doctorate in Physical Therapy from the prestigious Washington University in St. Louis Medical School.
Growing up a competitive gymnast, dancer, and track athlete, Lindsay always knew she wanted to enter the field of physical therapy. Dr. Lindsay then discovered pelvic health physical therapy as an undergrad and completed her first independent research study on joint mechanics of walking in high heel shoes. Since undergrad, Dr. Lindsay has been involved in conducting and promoting physical therapy research to advance outcomes for patients suffering from low back pain and pelvic floor dysfunction. For three years, Lindsay was responsible for the dissemination of pelvic and women’s health research for the Academy of Pelvic Health, helping to advance current evidence and practice in the field.
Before becoming a physical therapist, Dr. Lindsay worked as a personal trainer and strength and conditioning coach, which helped her discover her passion for strength training and teaching women to lift weights. She has nearly a decade of experience in personal training and coaching athletes of all ages. Lindsay is an active member of the American Physical Therapy Association and the Academy of Pelvic Health, where she has served in multiple leadership roles and volunteer positions.
Lindsay loves using social media to spread the word about pelvic health physical therapy and wants everyone to realize the benefits that exist from connecting with your pelvic floor. Having experienced pelvic floor dysfunction herself, Dr. Lindsay understands how impactful rehabbing your pelvic floor can be; for her, it was life-changing. With her clients, Dr. Lindsay uses a combination of movement analysis, prescriptive exercise, and manual techniques (myofascial release, dry needling, taping, IASTM, and more) to help people get out of pain fast and achieve long-lasting results. In her free time, Lindsay enjoys hiking, working out, practicing her handstands, and spending time with her husband, family, and cats. Lindsay is currently going through her own pregnancy journey and is looking forward to rehabbing her core and pelvic floor alongside her clients in the immediate postpartum period.
Dr. Lindsay Durand Massumi, PT, DPT, is a licensed pelvic health and orthopedic physical therapist and health coach practicing in Leesburg and Chantilly. She holds a Bachelor of Science in Exercise Science from Creighton University in Omaha, NE, and a Doctorate in Physical Therapy from the prestigious Washington University in St. Louis Medical School.
Growing up a competitive gymnast, dancer, and track athlete, Lindsay always knew she wanted to enter the field of physical therapy. Dr. Lindsay then discovered pelvic health physical therapy as an undergrad and completed her first independent research study on joint mechanics of walking in high heel shoes. Since undergrad, Dr. Lindsay has been involved in conducting and promoting physical therapy research to advance outcomes for patients suffering from low back pain and pelvic floor dysfunction. For three years, Lindsay was responsible for the dissemination of pelvic and women’s health research for the Academy of Pelvic Health, helping to advance current evidence and practice in the field.
Before becoming a physical therapist, Dr. Lindsay worked as a personal trainer and strength and conditioning coach, which helped her discover her passion for strength training and teaching women to lift weights. She has nearly a decade of experience in personal training and coaching athletes of all ages. Lindsay is an active member of the American Physical Therapy Association and the Academy of Pelvic Health, where she has served in multiple leadership roles and volunteer positions.
Lindsay loves using social media to spread the word about pelvic health physical therapy and wants everyone to realize the benefits that exist from connecting with your pelvic floor. Having experienced pelvic floor dysfunction herself, Dr. Lindsay understands how impactful rehabbing your pelvic floor can be; for her, it was life-changing. With her clients, Dr. Lindsay uses a combination of movement analysis, prescriptive exercise, and manual techniques (myofascial release, dry needling, taping, IASTM, and more) to help people get out of pain fast and achieve long-lasting results. In her free time, Lindsay enjoys hiking, working out, practicing her handstands, and spending time with her husband, family, and cats. Lindsay is currently going through her own pregnancy journey and is looking forward to rehabbing her core and pelvic floor alongside her clients in the immediate postpartum period.
Meet Dr. Cameron Massumi, a trailblazer in the health and wellness space committed to providing exceptional personalized care. With a wealth of expertise in orthopedics and sports rehabilitation, injury prevention, and holistic wellness, he has built a reputation as the go-to expert in the Leesburg and Chantilly community.
As a distinguished physical therapist, Dr. Massumi has extensive experience working with athletes, older adults, and individuals with various conditions, from chronic pain to post-operative recovery (and everything in between). Dr. Massumi’s certifications in myofascial trigger point therapy and advanced skills in strength and conditioning and blood flow restriction training demonstrate his dedication to staying at the forefront of the industry.
What sets Dr. Massumi apart from other physical therapists is his dedication to taking a holistic approach to wellness. He understands that an injury or condition isn’t just a physical problem; it can also affect a person’s mental and emotional health. That’s why he takes the time to understand his client’s lifestyles and goals, creating customized solutions that not only treat the problem but empower them with the knowledge and skillset to optimize their health and well-being for the rest of their lives.
Beyond his practice, Dr. Massumi is an active member of the American Physical Therapy Association. He has held leadership roles and contributed to the development of the APTA’s telehealth certification course. He is also a sought-after speaker, sharing his expertise and advancing the profession through his contributions to research, education, and health policy.
When he’s not working, Dr. Massumi loves to explore the great outdoors. He enjoys hiking, playing sports, and photography. He is a lifelong learner, continually pursuing education through reading and coursework. Dr. Massumi and his wife are excitedly awaiting the arrival of their first child in the Spring of 2023, hoping their little one will one day follow in their footsteps.
If you are seeking a dedicated, knowledgeable, and compassionate physical therapist or health coach, look no further than Dr. Cameron Massumi. He provides the guidance and support necessary for clients to achieve optimal health and wellness, making him the ultimate choice in the industry.