Our Womens Health physiotherapists have specialist skills, knowledge and training to be able to assess and treat a wide range of conditions related to pregnancy, child birth and pelvic floor dysfunction.
There is a wealth of evidence to support physiotherapy as a highly effective intervention to alleviate, and even cure, symptoms related to the pelvic floor. Pelvic floor problems can be due to a number or reasons and can be an embarrassing topic for many women. But you don’t have to accept that they just happen, and you don’t have to put up with the symptoms. Something can always be done to help.
If required, it is also possible that the Paediatric Physiotherapist can offer educational support. Examples of this could include supporting a child’s inclusion and full participation in their school through assessing mobility and accessibility at the school, or providing advice to facilitate a child’s ability to be involved in the PE curriculum.
At your first appointment, the physiotherapist will discuss your problem with you and take a detailed history so they can best understand your needs. There is ample opportunity for you to also ask questions and be given information on the various treatment options available.
An internal examination may be discussed during your appointment. However, it’s important to note that undergoing such an examination is entirely voluntary and dependent on your personal preference. Your comfort and choices are our priority. You may also have someone with you if this would make you feel more comfortable. Some women may be anxious at the suggestion of an internal examination, however our physiotherapists are very experienced in doing this and will discuss the process with you to ensure you are put at ease. You will be given the option to refuse should you decide not to. You may also bring someone with you should you prefer to have a chaperone present.
Please contact us should you have any queries.
Our team consists of highly trained physiotherapists with extensive experience in sports injury management.
We develop tailored treatment plans based on your unique needs and goals.
We address the cause of your injury and prioritise prevention strategies to keep you performing at your best.
Our clinic is equipped with the latest technology to provide the highest standard of care.
We strive to create a friendly and supportive atmosphere where you feel comfortable and cared for.
We are dedicated to helping you achieve your athletic goals and maintain peak performance.
Women’s health physiotherapy supports women of all ages in managing pelvic floor, bladder, and musculoskeletal concerns. It helps with issues such as pelvic pain, incontinence, menopause-related changes, and recovery from injury or surgery, as well as supporting women during and after pregnancy.
Yes. Our women’s health services are available at our clinics in Golders Green, Hatfield, and Elstree.
Our physiotherapists help with a wide range of conditions, including:
Yes. Our physiotherapists use safe, gentle techniques to ease pregnancy-related discomfort, such as pelvic girdle pain, lower back pain, and rib or hip pain, and to help prepare the body for childbirth.
Absolutely. Postnatal physiotherapy can help restore pelvic floor and core strength, manage pain, and support recovery from conditions such as diastasis recti or pelvic floor dysfunction.
Yes. Physiotherapy can be very effective for women experiencing perimenopausal or menopausal symptoms such as pelvic pain, incontinence, muscle weakness, tendonitis, or stiffness. Our therapists provide tailored exercise and management plans to help improve comfort, mobility, and quality of life.
This varies depending on your condition and goals. Some women benefit from just a few sessions, while others choose longer-term support. Your physiotherapist will create a plan after your initial assessment.
No referral is necessary. You can book directly with any of our three clinics.
