Webb Physical Therapy

Webb Physical Therapy Hi! I’m Michelle Webb, Doctor of Physical Therapy at Webb Physical Therapy.

I have worked in many different areas of physical therapy, but it wasn’t until I started working with pelvic health that I found my true

It can be. But it’s not always.Pelvic floor therapy might include:– Breathwork– Postural retraining– Myofascial release–...
02/15/2026

It can be. But it’s not always.

Pelvic floor therapy might include:
– Breathwork
– Postural retraining
– Myofascial release
– Scar mobilization
– Core coordination
– Nervous system regulation

If the idea of internal work is holding you back, know that we start with what feels safe for you.

"This is the first time I've felt heard about my symptoms."That moment when you realize "it’s not just you” ... is power...
02/11/2026

"This is the first time I've felt heard about my symptoms."

That moment when you realize "it’s not just you” ... is powerful.

Pelvic floor therapy often starts with validation:
→ Your symptoms are real
→ You deserve care
→ You don’t have to live with discomfort

You should be met with with curiosity, not judgment.

Prolapse isn’t rare.It’s not just about aging or childbirth.And it doesn’t mean everything is falling out.Prolapse can f...
02/07/2026

Prolapse isn’t rare.

It’s not just about aging or childbirth.

And it doesn’t mean everything is falling out.

Prolapse can feel like heaviness, bulging, difficulty emptying, or the need to brace.

And it doesn't always require surgery.

Chronic straining can increase pressure on your pelvic organs, contribute to prolapse, and make pelvic tension worse.If ...
02/06/2026

Chronic straining can increase pressure on your pelvic organs, contribute to prolapse, and make pelvic tension worse.

If you’re constantly pushing, holding, or never feeling fully emptied—it’s worth checking in.

A pelvic floor therapist can help with the mechanics of how you go, not just what you eat.

💩 We talk about this all the time. And we’re not afraid of a little TMI.

01/31/2026

**Mercier Therapy Now Available**

If you've been navigating unexplained pelvic pain, fertility challenges, or post-surgical tightness, there's a gentle, hands-on therapy here in Lawrence that may help you reconnect with your body.

Mercier Therapy is a soft tissue technique designed to restore movement to the pelvis and abdominal organs, especially the uterus and surrounding fascia. It's ideal for:
- People (TTC) trying to conceive (naturally or alongside IVF)
- Anyone recovering from birth, miscarriage, or surgery
- Those experiencing pelvic congestion, tightness, or scar tissue restriction

Unlike internal pelvic floor work, Mercier is external-only, using slow, deliberate abdominal work to help restore function and flow.

Interested in learning more or seeing if it's a fit for you? Send us a message or book a free discovery call.

Clench your jaw, clench your floor.The jaw and pelvic floor are linked through the nervous system and fascia.That means ...
01/27/2026

Clench your jaw, clench your floor.

The jaw and pelvic floor are linked through the nervous system and fascia.

That means grinding your teeth, holding tension in your face, or even fear-based bracing can translate to pelvic symptoms.

→ Try this:

Relax your jaw. Unclench your teeth. Breathe wide into your ribs.

See what softens.

Still thinking about the incredible conversation we had a Bump to Baby! This weekly meetup is a gem led by the wonderf...
01/26/2026

Still thinking about the incredible conversation we had a Bump to Baby!

This weekly meetup is a gem led by the wonderful and .together.doulas. It’s all about connection, education, and support for pregnant and postpartum parents.

I was so excited to join and talk about all things pelvic health from core recovery to what’s actually “normal” after birth. These open real conversations matter so much!

Join them Fridays at 10:30am to feel seen supported and surrounded by this lovely Lawrence community.

Urgency when you get home? That’s a thing.If you feel a sudden, almost uncontrollable urge to p*e as soon as you step ou...
01/23/2026

Urgency when you get home? That’s a thing.

If you feel a sudden, almost uncontrollable urge to p*e as soon as you step out of the car or unlock the door—you’re not imagining it.

This is called “key-in-latch” urgency or urge incontinence, and it’s a reflex created by your bladder’s nervous system connection. Over time, your brain associates home (or your routine) with “it’s time to go,” and your bladder gets very eager.

Pelvic floor therapy can help retrain this reflex using breathwork, urge suppression techniques, and nervous system support.

You don’t have to keep running to the bathroom like clockwork.

01/17/2026

New here?

Take a p*ek inside 👋

Our clinic is designed to feel calm, supportive, and safe — because your pelvic health journey deserves care that meets you where you are.

📍Located in Lawrence, KS
🧘‍♀️ Specializing in pelvic floor physical therapy for all stages of life

Come as you are.

“What if your care team actually worked together?”At our clinic, pelvic floor therapy, massage therapy, and occupational...
01/13/2026

“What if your care team actually worked together?”

At our clinic, pelvic floor therapy, massage therapy, and occupational therapy all happen under one roof—so your healing isn’t fragmented.

We communicate. We collaborate.

We believe the best care is connected care.

We hear this all the time.Leaking when you laugh, cough, sneeze, or jump isn't just a normal part of aging or motherhood...
01/11/2026

We hear this all the time.

Leaking when you laugh, cough, sneeze, or jump isn't just a normal part of aging or motherhood—it's a sign that your pelvic floor is asking for support.

You don’t have to cross your legs every time you sneeze.

You don’t have to wear a pad just in case.

You don’t have to just live with it.

Pelvic floor therapy helps uncover the why behind your symptoms—so you can feel more in control, more connected, and more at home in your body.

💬 Been told leaking is “just part of life”? You’re not alone—and we’re here if you’re ready for something different.

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2721 W 6th Street Suite A
Lawrence, KS
66049

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About Michelle

Hi! I’m Michelle Webb, Doctor of Physical Therapy at Webb Physical Therapy.

Since graduating from PT school in 2011, I have worked in many different areas of physical therapy, but it wasn’t until I started working with pelvic health that I found my true passion.

I believe that each patient should be treated with a holistic, whole person approach to healing. Every person is unique, and I love helping my patients develop individualized treatment plans to help them achieve their specific goals. Too often, people are told that the pelvic health issues they are feeling (leaking urine/feces, pelvic pain, pain with intercourse/tampon use/speculums, pelvic heaviness, the list goes on and on) are normal, and something they have to deal with. While those issues may be common, I want to help everyone realize there is life outside of their symptoms! I truly feel joy when I can help someone improve their quality of life and return to the activities they love, without difficulty.

When I’m not at work, most of my time is spent with my husband, Scott, and our two children. I love cheering on the Jayhawks in all sports, but especially soccer and football. I enjoy staying active through running, and am working up the courage to run my first marathon! I’m excited to be working in Lawrence and helping to spread the benefits of Pelvic Health physical therapy to this awesome community.