Sarah Marshall
- Pelvic floor dysfunction assessment and rehabilitation.
- Treatment of pelvic pain and urogenital dysfunction.
- Paediatric pelvic floor evaluation and therapy.
- Management of lactation-related breast inflammation (mastitis, blocked ducts).
- Patient education, self-management, and therapeutic exercise plans.
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Advanced Pelvic Physiotherapy Centre Toronto Inc.
123 Edward Street, Suite 1124, Toronto, ON, M5G1E2
Sarah holds a Master’s of Physiotherapy with Merit from Robert Gordon University, Scotland, and a Bachelor’s of Science with Honours from the University of Western Ontario. Sarah became passionate about pelvic health physiotherapy after working in a health & fitness setting with women who were pregnant or post-partum. She has since dedicated her continued training and professional development to the treatment of pelvic floor dysfunction, including pelvic pain, urogenital dysfunction, paediatric pelvic floor dysfunction, and lactation-induced inflammation of the breast (mastitis or blocked ducts). Sarah is a member of the Canadian Physiotherapy Association and it’s Women’s Health and Pain Science Divisions, as well the International Urogynecological Association and the International Pelvic Pain Society. Sarah is a Lab Assistant with Pelvic Health Solutions and a volunteer lab facilitator with the University of Toronto’s Department of Physical Therapy. Sarah works in partnership with each of her patients, giving them the tools, skills, and knowledge needed to understand the nature of their symptoms, achieve their goals, and live their best life.