About Bond & Bloom
Bond & Bloom Pelvic Health is a pelvic health physical therapy practice focused on restoring function and improving quality of life through individualized, evidenced-based care. Treatment is delivered in a private setting with extended appointment times to allow for thorough evaluation and meaningful hands-on care.
The practice is designed to support patients through a wide range of pelvic health concerns while maintaining a calm, focused clinical environment that prioritizes long-term outcomes over rushed visits.
Meet the Clinician
Alex Bond, PT, DPT, PWCS
Alex Bond is the only residency-trained pelvic health physical therapist in Utah and a board-certified Women’s Health Clinical Specialist. Her clinical work centers on the evaluation and treatment of pelvic floor dysfunction across urinary, bowel, sexual health, prolapse, and pain-related conditions.
She received her Doctorate of Physical Therapy from Trine University. She went on and graduated from an accredited pelvic health physical therapy residency program where she was trained to work with men, women, children, and the LGBTQIA+ population for pelvic health related conditions. She went on to take and pass her PWCS. She was a residency mentor at her prior hospital who created standards of care and curriculum for her residents. She also was involved in guest lecturing and putting together pelvic health curriculum for DPT and OTD programs.
She currently sits on the Board of Education for Utah Valley University’s PTA program where she creates pelvic health curriculum and will be teaching in the Spring. Alex enjoys hiking, fishing, skiing, and meeting new people!
