Treating orthopedic & pelvic floor physical therapy to help women feel strong, supported & at home in their bodies through every season of life.

I want to support you through whichever stage you're in.

What brought you here?

I'm pregnant or preparing for birth

I'm postpartum

I'm dealing with pelvic pain or other symptoms

I'm looking for education, workshops or community building

You Deserve To Feel Your Best.

Which path is best for you?

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When your pain hasn't been addressed and you've been tossed to and from clinicians.

Painful menstrual cycles?
Pain with intercourse?
Chronic low back or hip pain?
Painful bladder filling?
Difficulty having a bowel movement?

Schedule your free consult

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You're currently expecting & trying to figure out what's normal and what's common

From addressing low back pain and leakage during pregnancy to figuring out your options during birth.

Whether you want an epidural, a scheduled induction or an unmedicated delivery there are education and movement strategies to help you feel your best.

Birth Doula Services

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You're either postpartum or about to be & wondering how to recover

Urinary leakage?
Painful bowel movements?
Pain with intercourse?
Nervous about returning to exercise?
Wanting to learn and address scar care and mobility?
Pain with activities?

At Tranquility Pelvic Health, you work one-on-one in your home or in-clinic with Rebba, Doctor of Physical Therapy to address your pelvic health & orthopedic concerns.

Treating

• Bladder leakage with coughing, laughing, or sneezing
• Leakage during running, jumping, or exercise
• Urinary urgency and frequency
• Constipation and bowel straining
• Pain with intercourse or menstrual products
• Pelvic and low back pain
• Pregnancy-related pelvic concerns
• Postpartum and Cesarean recovery
• Pelvic venous disorders

Take our free pelvic floor screening

"Rebba was great. I was impressed with her knowledge about my issue. She explained everything I needed to know and was very positive. Been doing the exercises. I am less stressed about my condition. Looking forward to next session."

🌸Hunter Barrett @thebrainspottingtherapist is a trauma-informed therapist who specializes in working with women navigating anxiety, depression, complex PTSD, attachment wounds, life transitions, and the deeper impact of developmental or relational trauma. With certifications in Brainspotting (Phase 1) and training in somatic therapy, IFS, and inner child work, Hunter brings a holistic, compassionate approach to therapy that integrates mind, body, and spirit.

🌿Dr. Rebba @tranquilitypelvichealth is a doctor of physical therapy specializing in pelvic health. She has her pregnancy and postpartum exercise specialist certification and is a certified birth doula. She is knows that the pelvic floor and mental health are intimately connected. Dr. Rebba brings compassion, empathy and accessibility to otherwise taboo topics.

Scheduling link to schedule with both clinicians are in our bios.

Beyond the Bloat - walk away with practical strategies to help yourself feel better! Link in bio to register ☺️

Client love note to boost the day. ✨

Leaving the house is hard postpartum - I love that I can join you at your home. If you’re interested in home care send me a message to get started. ❤️

The more research and continuing education I have - as well as lived experience- I have changed how I treat. I think it’s made me more open and a better clinician. If any of these surprised you let me know.

Pelvic PT is usually not on anyone’s bingo card, but I’d love to make the process a little more comfortable and a little more accessible.

📆Schedule a free 15 minute consultation from the link in my bio to learn how pelvic PT could help you.

Fun facts: I needed pelvic PT long before I had my daughter. I ended up super weak due to pregnancy symptoms 🤢and have been slowly building my strength back up. I’m a doula and I still had preeclampsia and a cesarean (it was actually super family focused). I LOVE fantasy romance books. Currently reading The Night Prince.

Know that I’m a pelvic PT that won’t just give you kegels (actually I rarely given them at all), I’ll always meet you where you’re at, and you’re safe to come as you are. 💕🏳️‍🌈

Join @livingwell.nutrition and I for a night talking all things bloating, nutrition and the pelvic floor. Leave with practical tips and applications you can use the next day. Registration in our bios. $15 entry fee.

I heard the best line the other day- "are you my new chatgpt?"

If I can reduce anxiety during this time of life - absolutely. 😊🤰

🚨As a reminder myself and chatgpt are not midwives/OBGYNs, so I will always refer you to them if it's out of my scope. Most offices also have a 24H triage line that I recommend having you and your partner save in your phone for those more serious questions.

If I have the time I love making postpartum snacks for patients and friends. This one is by @jenneatsgoood . I can attest her meals are delicious! What was your favorite thing to have in the freezer postpartum?

Baby Rebba!
Come along for the ride as I learn how to share my love for pelvic PT, pregnancy, birth, chronic pain (treating it not having it) and probably some fantasy romance books thrown in.

Postpartum PT/OT care is so important!
We tend to fixate on extreme symptoms or even returning to sex/intimacy. OBGYNs and midwives (rightfully) cover birth control conversations at our 6 week follow ups, but it’s often not on our minds at the time. I am holding myself publicly accountable to make an appointment with my friend Dr. Julie at Rally Physical therapy @juliepittman.dpt for a pelvic floor well check (18+ months postpartum 😬)

📣Shout out to @lemonadefitbody for being such a safe and welcoming gym.

Informed consent should include using your 🧠 BRAIN
B- Benefits
R- Risks
A- Alternatives
I- Intuition
N- No (what happens if I decline)

Like I said in the video, the staff with this delivery and my own had to deliver hard to hear news but did it in an empathetic way which certainly helped. I understand not everyone has had that experience. Sometimes it’s a true emergency so there’s not enough time or maybe the provider didn’t explain things in a way the patient could understand. Doulas can definitely help with self advocacy, education and comfort.

Have you ever heard of the BRAIN acronym to describe informed consent?

Doulas provide a lot. It’s one of the most rewarding parts of my job. 💕Tag a friend delivering soon!

The pelvic floor can affect a lot! It’s suppose to be reflexive meaning it works without us thinking about it. However when we have some of these symptoms (and this list isn’t all inclusive) it may be the pelvic floor! Schedule a free consultation in my bio 💕

Embrace the chic side of pregnancy and postpartum with confidence and kindness. From pelvic PT/OT prep to informed choices, it's all about empowering your journey. Let's celebrate being kind to ourselves and finding strength in movements that feel good. 💛✨

Humor and pelvic health go together! Laughter lets us move our pelvic floor, it helps us to release tension, it makes us feel good!

4 Exercise to Improve Pregnancy Related Hip Pain

1. side-lying diaphragmatic breathing
2. bridge with ball squeeze
3. kickstand deadlift
4. hip hinge with yoga block (see @mamastefit birth circuit- it is the absolute best!!)

Please note: this post is not medical advice. Exercises should be individualized and progressive. If this post resonated with you send me a DM or schedule a free consult with the link in my bio.

I recently took my first vacation in three years, and it reminded me how deeply connected I feel to the water. It's one of the places where I can truly slow down and regulate my nervous system.

I'd love to invite you to pause with me for a moment.

🌊 Breathe in through your nose for a count of 4.
Pause briefly.
Exhale slowly through your mouth for a count of 6.
Repeat until you notice your heart rate begin to slow.

If you find yourself constantly rushing from one event to the next, or one thought to another...

If it regularly takes you more than a couple of minutes to have a bowel movement...

If sex is sometimes painful or difficult to enjoy...

These can all be signs that your pelvic floor may benefit from an assessment.

If you're curious about whether pelvic floor physical therapy could help, my contact information is in my bio. I'd love to support you.

July 5th 9am meeting by the playground ☀️ I’ll be wearing my Tranquility tee 🌿

Come join @crane.seven and I to discuss all things pelvic floor.

We’ll be doing some myth busting - like “isn’t pelvic floor therapy for people after they’ve had kids?” Or “don’t I always have to pee after intercourse?” Do you have a question you have always wanted to ask?

All Moms welcome! Kiddos are welcomed or come solo. This is a great time to get answers about what pelvic floor or doula services are OR just chat with other moms/soon to be moms who get it. Hope to see you there 🌿

Our pelvic floor tension and stress can definitely be linked. Some signs we may have pelvic floor tension are:
🌱constipation or straining to poop
🌱difficulty emptying our bladder
🌱frequently peeing
🌱pain with sex
🌱low back or hip pain

The list could go on and on, if you’re interested in seeing if pelvic floor therapy could help you- see the link in my bio to schedule a free consultation. 🌿

🌱What’s in my doula bag?

With an upcoming delivery, I thought it would be fun to share what I bring!

What helped you during labor?

Mom’s Move is next Sunday May 3rd at 11:30am at Freedom Park.

Made a perineal or incision postpartum basket for It Takes A Village and I figured I’d share what I chose. What did you find helpful for healing postpartum?

Toddler assistance not required 😂

❔❔What even are pelvic venous disorders(PeVD)?

It’s when there is abnormal vein anatomy in the pelvis or legs. It can cause:
- [ ] Chronic pelvic pain >6 months
- [ ] Pelvic floor heaviness that worsens with standing, sitting or exercise
- [ ] Painful periods
- [ ] Urinary urgency
- [ ] Pain after intercourse
- [ ] Varicose veins
- [ ] And more!

Next steps:
✅Find an Interventional Radiologist familiar with treating PeVD (a pelvic PT may be helpful in doing this)

✅Find a pelvic PT familiar with PeVD to assist with managing symptoms before and after intervention.

If you’re local to the Greater Charlotte Region that can be me! @tranquilitypelvichealth

Reach out by calling 704-226-4859.

The Greater Charlotte Pelvic Collaboration is a great group of pelvic rehab providers who are ready to help you find next steps.

#pelvicPT #charlotte #pelvicrehabcharlotte #postpartum #pelvicvenous

I love romance books, are any other moms a fan?

March 1st at Freedom Park (near the playground)! See you there ☺��️

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