Expert Coaching & Education for Men Navigating Prostate Surgery
Ditch the diapers and fight not just for your life, but your quality of life too.
The Pre and Post Prostatectomy Support You Deserve
Nobody wants to deal with cancer, but having someone cut through the noise and give you a concrete roadmap can help. I’m here to give you a step by step plan to regain urinary continence, improve erectile function, and get back to your active lifestyle without needing to spend countless hours scrolling on the Internet.
What are the implications of different treatment options? What type of equipment do I need? How can I get my body ready before treatment? Will I pee my pants forever? Is it too greedy to think I’ll ever have a sex life again?
I dedicate my career to getting the most up-to-date answers and strategies for all of these questions and more. Nothing is taboo with me, and I want you to have a safe space to explore everything on your mind and learn useful things that may not even be on your radar yet.
CANCER TREATMENT SUCKS, BUT YOUR LIFE AFTER TREATMENT DOESN’T HAVE TO.
Your Urologist is focused on treating your cancer. I’m focused on treating YOU.
I do believe that surgery can be an important step in your journey, but I don’t think we should stop there. As a team, we can make sure you do so much more than just survive prostate cancer. I’m here to help you get back to the activities and relationships that light you up and feel even stronger doing them.
What we can cover as you undergo prostate surgery
You may not be told much besides your surgery date when you get your cancer diagnosis, but we know you have questions. I’m here to provide you step-by-step instructions and give you all of the information and tools you need so that you can advocate for yourself, prepare your body, and get back to feeling like yourself after surgery.
Pre and post-op anatomy and function
How the surgery is performed
Pre-op exercise to prepare
Recommended equipment and supplies
Week of, night before, and day of preparation
What to do, what to pack, how to travel
Bowel health
Caregiver support
Early post-op mobility
Pain management techniques
Catheter care
Breathing strategies
Managing intra-abdominal pressure
Intentional return to activity
Pelvic floor activation and strengthening
Incision monitoring and scar management
Body mechanics training
Progressive core training
Penile health
Return to sexual function and activity
Regaining urinary continence
Return to work considerations

