Hypermobility & EDS Physical Therapy in St. Charles, MO
A vital care provider to add to your team.
Hypermobility or Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome (EDS) is a spectrum of connective tissue disorders that can affect many systems in the body. Because connective tissue is found throughout the body, increased stretch or laxity can lead to changes in the vascular system, lymphatic system, digestion, urinary function, menstruation, nervous system function, and joints. You can experience many symptoms often causing pain or discomfort.
How can a pelvic floor physical therapist help me?
Pelvic floor physical therapists specialize in managing pelvic pain and dysfunction, which is common in people with hypermobility or EDS. We can help with:
Bladder and bowel function
Menstrual or pelvic floor dysfunction
Hip, low back, and pelvic pain
During your initial evaluation, we screen all these areas thoroughly to create a personalized plan designed to improve daily function, reduce pain, and help you feel your best.
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“After being diagnosed with Elhers Danlos Syndrome (EDS) recently, I was in search of a physical therapist who specializes in that type of care. I found Samantha Chilson and was able to get an initial appointment very quickly. She is very knowledgable and so very kind. During each appointment with her, she listens to my concerns, symptoms, etc. and shows a genuine care for the betterment of my health. Throughout the appointment she explains the purpose of everything she is doing and how it helps. I highly recommend!"
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"Dr. Samantha has truly helped me so much in my rehabilitation process, with strength building and pain management exercises as well as valuable practical advice for living with hypermobility. She has aided more in my recovery than any other doctor I have seen for my condition and I am so thankful!"
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What to Expect During Your Visit
Your first visit begins with a thoughtful conversation to understand your goals and what matters most to you.
Care may include education, a gentle assessment of movement and posture, and hands-on treatment paired with targeted exercises and practical strategies for daily life.
We are trained in both internal pelvic floor and orthopedic techniques, allowing us to fully understand and treat your symptoms. Internal assessment is introduced only when appropriate, and always guided by your comfort, privacy, and consent.
Whether you’re navigating menstrual pain, pregnancy, postpartum recovery, or ongoing concerns, we work with you until your symptoms are fully resolved.
Care typically begins with weekly sessions for the first 2–3 months to support lasting results.
We are ready to when you are!
You do not need a referral or a specific diagnosis to get started and if you have questions, feel free to give us a call at (636)226-1755