Sarah Cooper PT, DPT

Cooper Core Kids

Cooper Core Kids provides at home and virtual services to pediatric patients experiencing bowel and bladder symptoms including constipation, fecal and urinary incontinence, toilet training challenges, bedwetting, and pelvic pain. Dr. Sarah Cooper, PT, DPT is a nationally and internationally recognized leader in pediatric pelvic health physical therapy. After earning her Doctor of Physical Therapy degree from Columbia University in 2014, she has dedicated her career to advancing the care of children with bladder, bowel, and pelvic floor conditions, with a particular specialization in treating bladder exstrophy. With extensive clinical expertise and years of experience at one of the nation’s top children’s hospitals, she combines evidence-based care with a compassionate, family-centered approach. She is dedicated to supporting children and their families through what can be a challenging and often overwhelming time, building strong, trusting relationships to ensure every child feels cared for and every parent feels supported. Dr. Cooper has been invited to share her work across the globe, presenting at major international and national conferences on toilet training, constipation, and the role of physical therapy in the care of bladder exstrophy. Her leadership, global recognition, specialized expertise in bladder exstrophy, and commitment to families make her a trusted expert and advocate in this growing field.