Morris County, NJ · In-Home & Virtual

Pelvic Floor Therapy in Morris County, NJ

One-on-one, in-home pelvic floor therapy for mothers and women across Morris County — pregnancy, postpartum, diastasis recti, leaking, prolapse, painful sex, low back and hip pain. From Amanda Sosunov (Falsetta), MS OTR/L.

How we help Morris County mothers and women

Modern Movement is a concierge pelvic floor and orthopedic occupational therapy practice serving Morris County. Every visit is 60 minutes, one-on-one, with Amanda — never a tech, never rushed, never a shared clinic room.

Pelvic Floor OT

Leaking, urgency, prolapse, pain with intercourse, tailbone pain, post-surgical pelvic care.

Pregnancy Occupational Therapy

SI joint and SPD relief, round ligament pain, hip and back support, labor & delivery prep — at home in Morris County.

Postpartum Recovery

Diastasis recti rehab, c-section scar mobility, core rebuilding, and a real return-to-exercise plan.

Orthopedic OT for Women

Low back, hip, knee, neck, and post-surgical rehab — designed for moms in Morris County, not generic clinic protocols.

Return to Running & Lifting

Postpartum runners and lifters cleared and progressed safely back to impact, with pelvic floor screening built in.

Perimenopause & Beyond

Pelvic floor changes, hip/back pain, and strength rebuilding for women in midlife — across Morris County.

Morris County FAQs

Where in Morris County do you provide pelvic floor therapy?

We provide in-home pelvic floor therapy across Morristown, Madison, Chatham, Florham Park, Mendham, Chester, Long Valley, Randolph, Denville, Mountain Lakes, Parsippany, and East Hanover — plus virtual visits anywhere in NJ.

Is pelvic floor therapy the same as pelvic floor PT?

Both treat the pelvic floor. Pelvic floor therapy adds the lens of how your daily life — lifting your baby, returning to work, exercise, sleep — interacts with your pelvic floor. In NJ you don't need a referral to see an OT.

Do you treat leaking, prolapse, and painful sex in Morris County?

Yes. Incontinence, prolapse, urgency, painful intercourse, tailbone pain, diastasis recti, and pregnancy / postpartum recovery are the core of the practice across Morris County.

Do I need a doctor's referral in New Jersey?

No. New Jersey is a direct-access state — you can see an occupational therapist without a referral.

Do you take insurance?

We are an out-of-network provider and give you a superbill to submit to your insurance for reimbursement. Many Morris County families get partial reimbursement on out-of-network benefits.

Ready to feel like yourself again?

Book a Morris County in-home or virtual evaluation, or start with a free 15-minute call. Same-week appointments are usually available.