Specializing in Adult and Pediatric Pelvic Floor Rehabilitation, Pre and postpartum Rehabilitation, Lymphedema Therapy and Chronic Pain. Julie Bottarini MPT, CLT, is a highly trained and deeply passionate physical therapist with expert knowledge in lymphology, pelvic floor dysfunction, and women's AND MEN'S health.
Specializing in Adult Pelvic Floor Rehabilitation, Pediatric Pelvic Floor Rehabilitation, Pre and Postpartum Therapy, (Post-Cancer-REMOVE) Lymphedema Therapy AND CHRONIC PAIN, Julie is able to identify the most effective methods to manage and overcome the painful and sometimes debilitating effects that can result from these conditions - for men, women, and children.For nearly 20 years, Julie has been working with clients to improve their quality of life through non-invasive therapy options.
She takes pride in treating her clients as people rather than simply a condition, by partnering with them in their treatment decisions. With experience in Acute Care, Acute Neurological Rehab, Hippotherapy, Orthopedics, and Neurological Rehabilitation, as well as a passion for Lymphology, Julie is able to provide a unique perspective to the practice of physical therapy.
Specializing in Adult Pelvic Floor Rehabilitation, Pediatric Pelvic Floor Rehabilitation, Pre and Postpartum Therapy, (Post-Cancer-REMOVE) Lymphedema Therapy AND CHRONIC PAIN, Julie is able to identify the most effective methods to manage and overcome the painful and sometimes debilitating effects that can result from these conditions - for men, women, and children.For nearly 20 years, Julie has been working with clients to improve their quality of life through non-invasive therapy options.
She takes pride in treating her clients as people rather than simply a condition, by partnering with them in their treatment decisions. With experience in Acute Care, Acute Neurological Rehab, Hippotherapy, Orthopedics, and Neurological Rehabilitation, as well as a passion for Lymphology, Julie is able to provide a unique perspective to the practice of physical therapy.
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Julie Bottarini MPT, CLT, takes pride in treating her clients as people rather than simply a condition.
Throughout her career she has worked to continuously expand her knowledge and improve her capabilities for providing the unique treatment options her clients need.
In 1991, Julie graduated from the University of the Pacific with a BA in Sports Medicine, and in 1993, received her Master of Physical Therapy from Chapman University.
Over the next several years, she pursued opportunities to enhance her skills in areas such as Acute Care, Acute Neurological Rehab, Hippotherapy, Orthopedics, and Neurological Rehabilitation.
Throughout her career she has worked to continuously expand her knowledge and improve her capabilities for providing the unique treatment options her clients need.
In 1991, Julie graduated from the University of the Pacific with a BA in Sports Medicine, and in 1993, received her Master of Physical Therapy from Chapman University.
Over the next several years, she pursued opportunities to enhance her skills in areas such as Acute Care, Acute Neurological Rehab, Hippotherapy, Orthopedics, and Neurological Rehabilitation.
Julie Bottarini is a highly trained and deeply passionate physical therapist with expert knowledge in lymphology, pelvic floor dysfunction, and women's health.
Specializing in Adult Pelvic Floor Rehabilitation, Pediatric Pelvic Floor Rehabilitation, Pre and Postpartum Therapy, and Post-Cancer and Lymphedema Therapy, Julie is able to identify the most effective methods to manage and overcome the painful and debilitating effects that can result from these conditions.
Though not often seen as a first option by physicians, physical therapy is a suitable alternative or adjunctive therapy to typical treatments performed by physicians for these conditions.
Specializing in Adult Pelvic Floor Rehabilitation, Pediatric Pelvic Floor Rehabilitation, Pre and Postpartum Therapy, and Post-Cancer and Lymphedema Therapy, Julie is able to identify the most effective methods to manage and overcome the painful and debilitating effects that can result from these conditions.
Though not often seen as a first option by physicians, physical therapy is a suitable alternative or adjunctive therapy to typical treatments performed by physicians for these conditions.
The pelvic floor is a complicated area of the body that can be affected by many conditions or related factors (shown below).
The affects may cause muscles and connective tissue to weaken or become injured.
Organ dysfunction such as Interstitial Cystitis or Prostatitis, and hormonal changes can also affect pelvic floor muscle function.
Pelvic Floor dysfunction often contributes to a variety of quality of life issues.
In addition to effecting daily bladder and bowel functions, it may also impact one's self-esteem and intimacy, and be so debilitating and painful, that it limits one's activities.
The affects may cause muscles and connective tissue to weaken or become injured.
Organ dysfunction such as Interstitial Cystitis or Prostatitis, and hormonal changes can also affect pelvic floor muscle function.
Pelvic Floor dysfunction often contributes to a variety of quality of life issues.
In addition to effecting daily bladder and bowel functions, it may also impact one's self-esteem and intimacy, and be so debilitating and painful, that it limits one's activities.
Having a child experience difficulty with bowel/bladder control can be an emotional situation for both the parent and child.
It is often difficult to understand the dysfunction as a parent and frustrating not knowing how to help.
Children are often left feeling shame and embarrassed, sometimes leading to behavioral changes.
Like the adult pelvis, the pelvic floor muscles in children help support the bowel, bladder and abdominal organs.
The pelvic floor muscles provide a supportive sling to these organs and ideally provide control of urine and feces and to assist elimination.
It is often difficult to understand the dysfunction as a parent and frustrating not knowing how to help.
Children are often left feeling shame and embarrassed, sometimes leading to behavioral changes.
Like the adult pelvis, the pelvic floor muscles in children help support the bowel, bladder and abdominal organs.
The pelvic floor muscles provide a supportive sling to these organs and ideally provide control of urine and feces and to assist elimination.
Pregnancy is a great time of change for the body and those changes occur rapidly!
Posture changes occur during pregnancy that can lead to back, muscle, and joint pain.
Hormonal changes cause ligament loosening and increased mobility in the joints that prepare mothers to give birth but, sometimes the extra mobility can create joint problems.
Physical Therapy is effective in treating musculoskeletal conditions that can commonly occur during all phases of pregnancy.
Julie offers a variety of treatment techniques and modalities to help mothers prepare for delivery and postpartum recovery.
Posture changes occur during pregnancy that can lead to back, muscle, and joint pain.
Hormonal changes cause ligament loosening and increased mobility in the joints that prepare mothers to give birth but, sometimes the extra mobility can create joint problems.
Physical Therapy is effective in treating musculoskeletal conditions that can commonly occur during all phases of pregnancy.
Julie offers a variety of treatment techniques and modalities to help mothers prepare for delivery and postpartum recovery.
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