Psychology of Pelvic Floor Pain

Welcome to Mental Health Mavens, where we talking with Dan Klco, a licensed physical therapist with expertise in pelvic health. In this episode, we delve into the psychology of pelvic floor pain and how it can impact one's mental health.

Dan shares his insights on the mind-body connection and how mental health concerns such as anxiety and depression can manifest as physical symptoms in the pelvic region. We discuss the stigma surrounding pelvic floor pain and the challenges individuals face in seeking help.

We also explore the role of trauma and its impact on pelvic health, including the potential for pelvic pain to be linked to past traumatic experiences. Dan provides guidance on how to approach therapy for pelvic pain and how to find a provider who can address the physical and psychological aspects of the condition.

Join us for this important conversation as we shed light on an often overlooked topic in mental health and wellness.

ABOUT DAN KLCO, CD, MACP, RCC, CPA

Daniel’s practice as a clinical counsellor includes somatic focus work (ISTDP) on mental health experiences including depression, anxiety, pain management addictions, sexual health, and complex medically unexplained conditions. Daniel is also trained in other modalities such as EMDR, DNF, and other evidence based cognitive methods. He specializes in Forest Therapy and holistic approaches to achieving overall health and wellness. Daniel served several tours overseas as a pilot.

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ABOUT NOMINA

Nōmina Integrated Health clinics provide community-based mental health and addiction services across Canada. Our evidence-based therapies include ISTDP, EMDR, DBT, and DNF, delivered by master’s level registered psychotherapists.

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