Helpful Links

American Physical Therapy Association Section on Women’s Health

Tel: 800.999.2782 ext:3229
www.womenshealthapta.org
sowh@apta.org

Vulvar Pain Foundation

Tel: 336.226.0704
www.vulvarpainfoundation.org

Interstitial Cystitis Association

Tel: 800.HELP-ICA
www.ichelp.com

International Pelvic Pain Society

Tel: 847.517.8712
www.pelvicpain.org

Endometriosis Association

Tel: 800.992.3636
www.endometriosisassn.org
Endo@EndometriosisAssn.org

National Vulvodynia Association

Tel: 301.299.0775
www.nva.org

Interstitial Cystitis Network

Tel: 707.538.9442
www.ic-network.com

National Association for Continence

Tel: 864.579.7900
www.nafc.org

My physical therapy through Women’s Wellness Works has been very effective and helpful, both with back pain during pregnancy and a back injury 18 months later. Marci is a kind, gentle and patient physical therapist who is discreet and professional. I recommend her services to any woman who wants a…

Carrie L.

I have had the good fortune to have shared many patients with pelvic floor disorders over the last 5 yrs. She has always provided a sensitive compassionate service. My patients have profited from her knowledge and skills. We are very fortunate to have such a great resource available to the women of …

Gerrit SchipperM.D.

I have referred numerous patients to Marci for both gynecological and obstetrical treatments. Patients report a positive experience, as well as, improvement or resolution of their symptoms. I personally received physical therapy treatment for a sports injury from Marci. She provided in office treatm…

Theresa PoepperlingCNM

Marci Marshall is a blessing to our community. Women’s pelvic floor problems have been known and documented for many years, but western medicine has been unable to adequately address this area. Physical Therapy has been making in-roads over the last ten years and the Frederick area is very fortuna…

Judy MoriartyCRNP, CNM

After the birth of my second child, I began to experience intermittent pelvic pain. At 32, I also had uterine prolapse, a rectocele and cystocele. I started trying to seek out information-like what was causing the pain, how to make it stop, etc. As time went on and I felt like physicians weren’t t…

Elizabeth S.

My pelvic pain began in March of 2008. The pain was a constant burning in the vulvar and perineum areas, and was exacerbated by sitting. I spent months trying to figure out what was happening to my body and how to stop the pain. The first couple of doctors said it was a yeast infection. Then it was …

Mary Ann

I have been working with Marci Marshall for five years and am very impressed with her ability to successfully treat women with pelvic floor dysfunction. When I refer patients to her I know they are getting the best possible PT to suit their specific gynecological problem. Marci has excellent communi…

Lucy D. TreenePA-C, Vulvar Disease SpecialistWashington D.C.

Marci has been great at helping my patients with a variety of issues including pregnancy related sciatic nerve pain, incontinence and pelvic floor disorders… just to name a few. She uses the latest modalities and has a great bedside manner to make the patients feel at ease with such sensitive issu…

Debra AcerenzaDO, FACOGFrederick, MD

Marci is helping me with a shortened vaginal area after effects from radiation treatment for endometrial cancer. I am making excellent progress. The vaginal area is opening deeper and in circumference. Comments on websites from women who find they have radical changes in their vaginal area after rad…

S. K,

I met Marci at a time when I was feeling totally hopeless about my pelvic floor pain. Since pelvic floor therapy was something I was not familiar with, I was very apprehensive about it. When I met Marci, I was impressed with her complete professionalism and the fact that she really cares about you a…

Sharon R.