Dr Colleen Gest, PT, DPT, WCS
Colleen has been a Board Certified Women’s Health Physical Therapist since 2009 and owner of Foundations Physical Therapy.
She has extensive training and advanced practice in treating pelvic floor dysfunction and women’s health issues.
Call for a free 15-minute consultation to see if pelvic floor therapy is the right fit for you! (928)350-8270
More about Colleen
Colleen has been treating people during and after their pregnancies since obtaining her license to practice physical therapy in 2009. She sees people of all ages and genders with pelvic floor conditions such as pain and incontinence.
She believes treatment of pelvic floor issues and musculoskeletal health conditions during and after pregnancy is a valuable and under-served area of healthcare.
Board Certified Specialist in Women’s Health Physical Therapy
Owner of Foundations Physical Therapy
Adjunct doctoral Professor at Northern Arizona University school of physical therapy
Important things to know
Colleen offers treatment for prenatal and postnatal conditions as well as pelvic floor issues to people of all genders
Tuesdays-Fridays at her main office location
Mondays at the Flagstaff Birth Collective
Telehealth appointments are also available
Colleen can be reached by phone at (928)350-8270
A bit about me
I recognize the importance of the intersection of pelvic and pre and post-natal health with race, financial health, gender, and many other factors and strive to provide equality in pelvic physical therapy treatment for all.
Our Services
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Dyspareunia (pelvic pain with sexual intercourse)
Pelvic pain (pain anywhere involving the genitals or surrounding area, including the lower abdomen, front/back, inside, outer thighs, and the low back and tailbone)
Urinary incontinence (with exercise, sneezing, urgency)
Fecal incontinence
Constipation
Pain related to endometriosis
Pain related to IBS (irritable bowel syndrome)
Pelvic organ prolapse
Diastasis recti (abdominal muscle separation which may or may not be related to pregnancy)
Pediatric care for urinary dysfunction and constipation in children
How to return safely to exercise in the postpartum period
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