Pattern · 01
SI-joint dysfunction
Unilateral sacro-iliac pain, often after pregnancy, heavy lifting, or long sitting. Straight sacro-pelvic protocol. 6-session arc typically resolves.
The structural-rhythm layer of pelvic-floor care. External instrument-assisted sacro-pelvic correction targeting SI-joint dysfunction, pubic symphysis drift, and the skeletal-rhythm pattern that sits upstream of - and complements - pelvic-floor physiotherapy.
Pelvic-floor imbalance is a broad category. PelviSync addresses the structural-rhythm component; pelvic-floor physiotherapy addresses the muscular-continence component. Most members benefit from both.
Unilateral sacro-iliac pain, often after pregnancy, heavy lifting, or long sitting. Straight sacro-pelvic protocol. 6-session arc typically resolves.
Symphyseal pain with weight-bearing, often late pregnancy or post-natal. Delivered carefully with trimester-adapted positioning. Coordinated with obstetric care during pregnancy.
Dedicated 8-session arc opening at 6 weeks post-delivery. Focus on realignment and skeletal-rhythm retraining. Partnered with pelvic-floor physiotherapy for the muscular layer.
PelviSync sacro-pelvic work is fully external - through the skin over SI joints, sacrum, and pubic symphysis. No internal examination. Pelvic-floor physiotherapy remains the right discipline for internal muscular work, and we coordinate with PF physios routinely.
Sacro-iliac rotation symmetry + hip internal rotation. Primary zone-VI outcome.
Step-to-step left/right rhythm captured via wearable. Most sensitive to PelviSync.
Pressure-pain threshold at SI joints and symphysis. Clinical outcome measure.
Paraspinal and gluteal symmetry at standing. Secondary; slower to move.
Sacro-pelvic rhythm is a habit; daily reinforcement is essential between sessions.
Many members benefit from both PelviSync and pelvic-floor physiotherapy in parallel. We refer when the pattern is muscular or continence-related.
No. PelviSync is fully external - instrument-assisted correction delivered through the skin over the SI joints, sacrum, and pubic symphysis. For internal pelvic-floor work (Kegel retraining, internal myofascial release) we refer to a pelvic-floor physiotherapist and coordinate with them.
Not directly. Incontinence is primarily a pelvic-floor muscle issue and requires pelvic-floor physiotherapy. Some members report incontinence improvement as a side-effect of PelviSync (the SI-joint realignment seems to help the pelvic-floor recruit more efficiently), but we do not market PelviSync as a continence treatment and will always refer.
Yes - routinely and safely, with obstetric clearance. See our pregnancy comfort page for trimester-specific detail.
Typically 6 weeks post-vaginal-delivery; 8–12 weeks post-caesarean. Always with obstetric clearance. An 8-session post-natal arc is the default.
No - the two are complementary. PF physio handles the muscular layer; PelviSync handles the skeletal-rhythm layer. Most post-natal members benefit from both running in parallel, and the two disciplines share notes with your consent.
Complement to pelvic-floor PT, not a replacement for it. Baseline scan tells us which priority zone.