Lauren Barlow, PRPC, PT, DPT

Lauren Barlow – Endometriosis Physical Therapist

Summary: Lauren Barlow is an experienced endometriosis physical therapist based in Salt Lake City, Utah, at the University of Utah Orthopedic Center. Known for her compassionate and patient-centered care, Lauren Barlow specializes in pelvic floor dysfunction and supports individuals of all genders in regaining comfort, confidence, and quality of life.

Lauren Barlow’s approach combines trauma-informed care, thorough evaluations, and a multidisciplinary team when needed. Her treatment plans are customized and research-based, often including visceral mobilization, myofascial and joint mobilizations, functional training, biofeedback, and behavioral modification. She works closely with each patient to understand their full health history and create a plan that addresses both symptoms and underlying causes. With a deep passion for pelvic health and endometriosis care, Lauren Barlow empowers patients in Utah and beyond to navigate their healing with education, support, and expert guidance.

Visit types: Office/Hospital

Spoken languages: English

Interpreting services for other languages: Yes

Philosophy of care and typical treatment strategies: Lauren Barlow, PT, DPT, is a physical therapist who specializes in pelvic health. She has a passion for working with all genders with pelvic floor dysfunction (bladder, bowel, and sexual health) to regain empowerment in vital functions and intimacies of life and to enhance the quality of life. She strives to provide patient-centred and individual patient care by obtaining a thorough medical history and a whole-body examination. A multidisciplinary medical team approach is utilized that can include physicians/surgeons, psychologists, nutritionists, etc. Some specialized treatments for those affected with endometriosis include visceral mobilization, myofascial release, joint mobilizations, biofeedback for up-training and/or down-training, behavioral modification, and functional training. All treatments provided are based on research and maintain trauma-informed care.