Aches and pains related to pregnancy including pregnancy related pelvic girdle pain, back and neck pain

Perineal massage and preparing your perineum and pelvic floor for labour

Exercise guidance during pregnancy

Pelvic floor muscle training during pregnancy

Assessment and management of any pelvic floor symptoms that arise during pregnancy such as leaking or heaviness

Education for the early postpartum period on how to take care of your body and your pelvic floor

Assessment and management of DRAM (abdominal muscle separation)

Pelvic floor assessment following birth

Guidance on return to activities following vaginal delivery and caesarean section

Education on return to intimacy following delivery

Stress incontinence (aka leaking with an increase in pressure)

Urinary urgency

Overactive Bladder

Difficulty fully emptying urine

Urinary frequency

Nocturia (waking in night to empty bladder)

Voiding dysfunction (aka difficulty fully emptying)

Incontinence of stool and/or wind

Constipation

Bowel urgency

Painful defecation

Heaviness or sensation of dragging

Feeling of incomplete bladder or bowel emptying

Feeling of something coming down

Feeling of incomplete emptying bladder or bowels

Persistent pelvic pain

Bladder Pain Syndrome

Pain with intimacy or inserting tampon or vaginal assessments

Vulval pain

Vaginismus (pelvic floor muscle spasm)

Assessment and management of bladder, bowel and sexual function symptoms to optimise symptoms prior to surgery

Pelvic floor muscle training prior to and following surgery

Guidance on return to activity following surgery

We have an in-depth understanding of the hormonal changes that occur during peri and post-menopause as this is a time that pelvic floor issues may arise.

Physiotherapy has been shown to be helpful with pelvic floor conditions that are associated these changes such as leaking and urgency. As well as changes to the vulva which are associated with decreased estrogen such as pain with intimacy.

We provide home visits for our pregnant and postnatal clients.

We understand that particularly in the newly postpartum period it can be really difficult to leave the house.

We want all women to receive excellent healthcare and for that reason we provide care in the home.