pelvic health and pediatric therapy
occupational, physical and speech
in Billings, Montana
Heart and Sole Therapy was founded in 2024 and is located in Billings, Montana. We offer personalized care for pelvic health and pediatric occupational, physical and speech therapy that goes beyond traditional therapy. We focus on restoring balance within the whole body, and meeting you where you are in your journey. Our team is passionate about patient advocacy and believe that every individual deserve a better standard of care.
THIS IS your STORY
Don’t settle for the dreaded words “that’s normal” or “they’ll grow out it” and take your and/or your child’s life back. We are committed to providing a safe space for adults and children to feel heard and seen. We are devoted to enhancing each individual’s quality of life and ensuring that your needs are being addressed.
our pediatric services
occupational, pelvic, physical and speech
At Heart and Sole Therapy, our mission is to empower children and their families by providing comprehensive, compassionate, and individualized pediatric therapy services with a collaborative team based approach. Through occupational, pelvic floor therapy, physical therapy and speech therapy, we aim to foster each child’s unique strengths, promote functional independence, and support their developmental journey. We strive to enhance the quality of life of each child we serve through collaboration, innovation, and evidence-based practices, ensuring they can reach their full potential.
At Heart and Sole Therapy, our mission is to empower children and their families by providing comprehensive, compassionate, and individualized pediatric therapy services with a collaborative team based approach. Through occupational, pelvic floor therapy, physical therapy and speech therapy, we aim to foster each child’s unique
strengths, promote functional independence, and support their developmental journey. We strive to enhance the quality of life of each child we serve through collaboration, innovation, and evidence-based practices, ensuring they can reach their full potential.
early identification
and intervention
Pediatric therapists often identify developmental delays or challenges early on, which can lead to early intervention. This is critical because addressing issues at a young age can prevent more significant difficulties later in life.
Missing one or two abilities with developmental milestones should not cause alarm, as every child develops differently. However, if they are missing multiple abilities, be sure to talk with your healthcare provider. Do not be afraid to get a second opinion if you feel you are not being heard! You are your child’s first advocate.
our pelvic health services
men, pregnancy, postpartum, pediatric and women
Pelvic Health Therapy is a therapy that can be uniquely customized to each individual person. We know that most pregnant and postpartum women don’t get the support they need from the traditional healthcare system to care for themselves and manage pelvic floor challenges. Most men don’t even know that pelvic floor therapy is an option for them AND most parents are left in the dark to deal with their child’s pelvic floor dysfunction.
At Heart and Sole Pelvic Therapy when we say ‘that’s not normal’ what we mean is, it is not something you should have to live with. It is something you can rehabilitate and improve. We can give you the guide in strengthening and coordinating pelvic floor muscles, learning how to breathe and move in a way that supports the pelvic floor, these symptoms that so many live with for years can be drastically improved as soon as a few weeks.
Pelvic Health Therapy is a therapy that can be uniquely customized to each individual person. We know that most pregnant and postpartum women don’t get the support they need from the traditional healthcare system to care for themselves and manage pelvic floor challenges. Most men don’t even know that pelvic floor therapy is an option for them AND most parents are left in the dark to deal with their child’s pelvic floor dysfunction.
At Heart and Sole Pelvic Therapy when we say ‘that’s not normal’ what we mean is, it is not something you should have to live with. It is something you can rehabilitate and improve. We can give you the guide in strengthening and coordinating pelvic floor muscles, learning how to breathe and move in a way that supports the pelvic floor, these symptoms that so many live with for years can be drastically improved as soon as a few weeks.
men’s pelvic health
Men’s pelvic health refers to the health of the muscles and tissues that support the bladder, rectum, and prostate. Pelvic floor issues can affect urination, bowel movements, and sexual function. Aging, surgery (especially prostate surgery), obesity, chronic coughing, and heavy lifting can effect the function of a man’s pelvic health.
pregnancy
Bringing new life into the world is a joyful and momentous event that deserves a celebration. However, pregnancy and childbirth puts a considerable amount of strain on a woman’s body. The pelvic, core, and hip muscles change drastically throughout pregnancy and the postpartum period.
postpartum
Pelvic floor therapy is a powerful tool for recovery after childbirth, helping to restore strength, function, and comfort. Whether you’re weeks, months, or even years postpartum, it’s never too late to improve your pelvic floor health. From core stability to bladder control and beyond, targeted therapy can support your body at any stage of motherhood.
pediatric pelvic health
A strong and properly functioning pelvic floor is vital for children to develop appropriate bowel and bladder control. Pediatric pelvic floor dysfunction affects at least 20% of school aged children worldwide.
women’s pelvic health
Women deserve more! Access and awareness to services that provide a holistic approach for relief of common, but NOT normal, conditions. Pelvic floor therapy for women goes beyond kegels.
WHAT IS YOUR PELVIC FLOOR?
The pelvic floor is a group of muscles and connective tissues that stretch from the pubic bone to the tailbone and hold the pelvic organs in place and stabilize the spine. A healthy pelvic floor can contract, squeeze, lift, relax, and fully contract to fully relax.
These muscles support your bladder, rectum, and reproductive organs, and they help control the functions of those organs: peeing, pooping, menstruation, intercourse, and childbirth.
A weakness or tightness in the pelvic floor muscles can cause or worsen a number of problems, including but not limited to: pelvic organ prolapse, loss of sexual sensation, erectile dysfunction and painful intercourse.
The Truth
Many pelvic floor disorders are highly treatable with non-surgical specialized pelvic floor treatment.
Knowledge is power and education is freedom.
our Resources
BLOG, COMMUNITY, downloads and FREQUENT ASKED QUESTIONS
Part of our goal as a clinic is to educate, advocate and help build relationships in our community, even if you personally never need our services.
blog
Our blog is a tool we use to communicate to our community and beyond, with step by step tools, photographs, tutorials, relevant articles and educational content that align with our services and brand.
community
We believe in supporting a healthy, strong, and active community. That’s why we are always looking for businesses, organizations and active community members to partner with and be apart of through sponsorships, support, and collaborative events.
frequent asked questions
Our FAQs section aims to empower our potential and current clients to find answers to common questions without having to search extensively. We know that there are specific questions and questions that may not be addressed so please do not hesitate to reach out, we would be happy to answer your questions.
resources
We believe in being as transparent as possible. Our resources include but not limited to our clinic’s policies, documents, free downloads (ie. exercises, parent tools) and information where it can be viewed at any time.
what our clients are saying?
Britta Dalbey connected so well with my daughter and helped to evaluate her speech needs and develop and implement a treatment plan. I knew I wanted her to help with my son when we discovered he needed help with speech as well. She proved just as invaluable with him. We saw excellent results and my kids always looked forward to visits with Britta.
k. smith, review on facebook
We had Courtney for our son’s PT and she was phenomenal!! She went above and beyond explaining things for us. Answered every one of my worried texts. We saw improvement every single week with her exercises. I highly recommend her!!
s. zenter, review on facebook
We have been seeing Courtney for 3.5 years! We absolutely love her! We are so excited for her to open her own practice!
B. mccracken, review on facebook
Kelcy has helped my youngest son so much. She is so creative in getting him to engage with her and always has new ideas. I can’t recommend her enough. And to top it off she is so kind and understanding of the difficulties that can come with parenting! She is amazing!
k. meyer, review on facebook
Britta is an amazing speech therapist. She worked so hard with our son, and he loved every minute of it! Could not recommend her more highly.
b. brindle, review on facebook
Courtney is amazing! She is very understanding, listens, asks questions, and really gets up in your business, which is a good thing if you want a strong, respectable, and straight forward therapist. I felt extremely comfortable when telling her all about myself. She does not make you feel embarrassed or self-conscious at all. I would recommend. . .
c. cervantez, review on facebook
