Find Lasting Relief from SIJ and Hip Pain in Austin with Specialized Physical Therapy
You’re not alone—SI joint dysfunction is responsible for up to 30% of chronic low back pain cases, particularly in active individuals, postpartum clients, and those with a history of spinal or hip issues.¹ The sacroiliac joint plays a critical role in transferring force between your upper body and legs. When this system loses coordination or stability, it can affect everything from walking and lifting to training and sleeping comfortably.
At Voltex Physical Therapy in Austin, TX, we specialize in diagnosing and treating SI joint dysfunction and pelvic alignment issues using a whole-body, movement-based approach. Rather than treating the SI joint in isolation, we focus on how the pelvis, rib cage, diaphragm, and hips work together to manage load, rotation, and stability during daily activity and sport.
Our care combines hands-on manual therapy, targeted neuromuscular re-education, and breathing-integrated movement strategies to restore pelvic positioning, improve core and hip coordination, and reduce asymmetrical stress through the SI joint. By improving how your body controls posture and movement, we help create a more stable and efficient foundation for long-term relief.
Don’t let pelvic or SI joint pain limit your life.
Schedule your personalized session with a Doctor of Physical Therapy today and take the first step toward lasting relief—so you can keep doing what you love, without pain.
Inflammation, hypermobility, or fixation of the SI joint, causing sharp or dull pain in the low back, buttocks, or groin. Pain may worsen with prolonged standing, walking, or transitional movements.
Uneven movement or postural habits can lead to torque or rotation at the pelvis, often resulting in one-sided low back or hip pain and instability during single-leg movements.
Weak or underactive deep stabilizers like the transverse abdominis or pelvic floor can cause overloading of the SI joint during movement.
Hormonal changes and ligament laxity during pregnancy can destabilize the SI joint or pelvis, leading to lingering pain and difficulty with walking, standing, or lifting.
A movement dysfunction where restrictions or weakness in the hips or lumbar spine place excess stress on the SI joint or pelvic region.
Common in pregnancy or postnatal periods, this condition involves irritation or instability in the front of the pelvis, causing groin pain or discomfort during walking or shifting positions.
Our team is trained in manual therapy, dry needling, and advanced movement assessment to pinpoint the exact cause of your pain and create a plan that gets you back to doing what you love—without pain.
