Hi! I'm Aedra Ho

Occupational Therapist who specializes in Pelvic Floor Therapy.

Whether you're preparing or recovering from birth, experiencing incontinence, or suffering from pain, I'm here to help.

100% 5 Stars

I have 100% 5 star reviews across Yelp and Google.

Licensed OT

Licensed Occupational Therapist trained in Pelvic Health.

Noe Valley Clinic

A private office space in downtown Noe Valley.

Testimonials

"I am so thankful to have found someone who genuinely cares about my well-being... I highly recommend Aedra to anyone." - Renata

"Aedra has a way of making you feel completely at ease... the things I've learnt from her have been revolutionary - I can now sneeze without worries!" - Sara

Pricing and Insurance

I charge $195 for 1 hour in-clinic sessions.

I don't bill insurance, but I do provide superbills. You can submit the superbill to your insurance to ask for reimbursement. The likelihood of reimbursement depends on the insurance you have.

I don't take insurance because I want you to be my customer, not insurance companies, who limit the treatments and sessions I can provide.

Book a free consultation

Please fill out the form below to schedule a 15 minute phone call. I'll email you to find a time to call. We'll discuss your symptoms and concerns and see if we're a good fit to work together.

FAQ's

What conditions do you treat?

I treat a wide variety of pelvic floor conditions, including but not limited to: Pregnancy and Postpartum: - Pregnancy pre-birth preparation - Postpartum care - Diastisis Rectic - Pelvic Organ Prolapse - C section scars - Vaginal/Perineal Tearing Pain: - Vaginal Pain - Tailbone Pain - Rectal Pain - Pain with Sex or Orgasm - Pain with Bowel movements Urinary and Bowel Disorders: - Frequent or urgent urination - Urinary Incontinence - Constipation - Fecal Incontinence Men: - Pre and Post Prostate Surgery - Pelvic Pain

Do you take insurance?

No. However, I provide you superbills which you can use to ask your insurance company for partial reimbursement. I don’t take insurance so I can focus on improving your health, not maximizing reimbursement from insurance companies.

What happens during a session?

I personalize every session to each patient. We’ll focus on posture, breathing techniques, stress reduction, and developing healthy habits. We’ll use massage, strengthening exercises, and internal massage when appropriate. I don’t use speculums or other instruments.

Why should I pick you over another Pelvic Floor Therapist?

We'll work together to form healthy habits, make lifestyle changes, and use restorative exercises to create lasting transformation. I understand that the body and life are ever-changing, so simply "fixing" you on a massage table won't make a difference if we don't address how you move through life. Working with me means we'll be tackling your challenges from all angles.

What's the difference between Physical Therapy (PT) and Occupational Therapy (OT)?

Physical Therapists (PTs) and Occupational Therapists (OTs) are both licensed medical professionals who can treat pelvic health conditions. Both disciplines have a lot of similarities and the most important thing is finding a provider that you're comfortable working with. The subtle difference is that Physical Therapists' training focusses on improving the function of their patients' bodies (ie - are their muscles too tight or loose), whereas Occupational Therapists' training focusses on improving their patients' abilities to perform the activities they care about (ie - managing incontinence).