Specialized Pelvic Floor Physical Therapy For Men in NYC

Specialized, one-on-one physical therapy for men with pelvic pain, urinary, bowel, and sexual-health symptoms. We find what's driving your symptoms and treat it.

Private care.

Expert treatment.

Better outcomes.

Pelvic Lab was built around a simple idea: men with complex pelvic symptoms deserve focused, evidence-based care from a provider who specializes in male pelvic health.

Not a general physical therapy clinic. Not a wellness studio. A specialized practice where every session is one-on-one, every treatment plan is individualized, and care is built around the complexity of male pelvic floor dysfunction.

YOUR PROVIDER

Dr. Joshua Weber, PT, DPT

Joshua is a New York–licensed physical therapist with more than nine years of clinical experience and a practice focused exclusively on male pelvic health.

His background in orthopedic, sports, and post-surgical rehabilitation informs a whole-system approach to pelvic pain, urinary and bowel dysfunction, sexual-health concerns, and post-surgical recovery.

Every appointment is private, one-on-one, and conducted directly with Joshua.

Meet Dr. Joshua Weber, PT, DPT →

What We Treat

Pelvic floor dysfunction in men can affect urinary, bowel, sexual, and pain-related function in ways that are often misunderstood or overlooked.

Pelvic floor physical therapy is specialized care for the muscles and movement patterns involved in bladder, bowel, sexual function, and pelvic pain.

Urinary Dysfunction

  • Urinary Urgency and Frequency

  • Painful Urination

  • Incomplete Emptying

  • Postvoid Dribbling

Sexual Health

  • Erectile Dysfunction

  • Hard Flaccid Symptoms

  • Premature Ejaculation

  • Post-ejaculatory Pain

Pelvic Pain

  • Chronic Pelvic Pain/CPPS

  • Pelvic Muscle Tension

  • Rectal Pressure

  • Groin or Testicular Pain

Post-Surgical & Complex Cases

  • Post Prostatectomy Pelvic Dysfunction

  • Post-Vasectomy Symptoms

  • Epididymitis Recovery

  • Post Bowel Cancer Treatment

Private Care for Symptoms that Shouldn’t Control Your Life

Pelvic floor dysfunction in men is more common and more treatable than most people realize.

Recovery starts with understanding what's driving your symptoms. That's what we do.