Pelvic Floor Therapy

Physical Therapy located in Clifton, NJ

Pelvic Floor Therapy

Physical Therapy located in Clifton, NJ

Pelvic Floor Physical Therapy Massage

Pelvic Floor Therapy services offered in Clifton, NJ

Pelvic Floor Therapy helps you regain control by strengthening and stretching pelvic muscles to reduce symptoms. Tiffany Zarcone, PT, DPT, and her team at Clifton Physical Therapy in Clifton, NJ, treat pelvic health issues like urinary incontinence, pelvic pain, painful intercourse, prolapse, and post-surgical recovery. They combine hands-on care with advanced suspension therapy to improve muscle strength, flexibility, coordination, and relaxation. This approach reduces pain, improves bladder and bowel control, enhances sexual function, and restores quality of life. Call Clifton Physical Therapy or book online today to learn more.

Pelvic Floor Physical Therapy Massage

Pelvic Floor Therapy services offered in Clifton, NJ

Pelvic Floor Therapy helps you regain control by strengthening and stretching pelvic muscles to reduce symptoms. Tiffany Zarcone, PT, DPT, and her team at Clifton Physical Therapy in Clifton, NJ, treat pelvic health issues like urinary incontinence, pelvic pain, painful intercourse, prolapse, and post-surgical recovery. They combine hands-on care with advanced suspension therapy to improve muscle strength, flexibility, coordination, and relaxation. This approach reduces pain, improves bladder and bowel control, enhances sexual function, and restores quality of life. Call Clifton Physical Therapy or book online today to learn more.

Bell's Palsy Treatment Q & A

What is Bell’s Palsy?
Bell’s Palsy is a condition that causes temporary facial paralysis or weakness due to inflammation or compression of the facial nerve. It often appears suddenly, affecting one side of the face, and can be triggered by viral infections, stress, or trauma.

Symptoms may include:

  • Drooping on one side of the face

  • Inability to close the eye or smile fully

  • Drooling or difficulty speaking

  • Headaches or jaw pain

  • Sensitivity to sound or light

How does physical therapy help Bell’s Palsy?
While some cases improve on their own, physical therapy can significantly speed up recovery and improve long-term outcomes. Our therapists use techniques to:

  • Stimulate facial nerve activity

  • Improve muscle coordination and symmetry

  • Reduce muscle stiffness and prevent tightness

  • Relieve pain and pressure

  • Support emotional well-being through guided recovery

What treatments are used for Bell’s Palsy?
Clifton Physical Therapy offers a range of personalized treatments for Bell’s Palsy, including:

  • Facial neuromuscular retraining (targeted facial exercises)

  • Electrical stimulation for nerve reactivation

  • Manual therapy to reduce tightness and promote circulation

  • Mirror therapy and biofeedback for improved control

  • Acupuncture to stimulate nerve healing

  • Cupping to relieve muscle tension (if associated with TMJ or neck pain)

  • Redcord suspension therapy to improve posture and reduce stress-related strain

When should I start therapy?
The sooner you begin therapy, the better your outcomes. Early intervention can prevent long-term complications like muscle tightness, facial asymmetry, or synkinesis (unintended facial movements). Even if your diagnosis was months ago, physical therapy can still help restore function and confidence.

Call Clifton Physical Therapy or book online today to start your Bell’s Palsy recovery journey.


Clifton Physical Therapy


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Address: 1059 Bloomfield Ave, Clifton, NJ 07012