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Our Specialist Pelvic Health physiotherapy practice is based in the north east of England. We offers specialist assessment and treatment for women, men, trans and gender diverse people suffering from pelvic health conditions.
We treat a wide variety of issues that involve your bladder, bowels and pelvic floor muscles.
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We offer an inclusive, body positive and trauma aware practice, providing holistic and evidence-informed care.
PELVIC HEALTH PHYSIOTHERAPY
WHAT WE TREAT...
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Mental HealthAnxiety Depression Stress
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Trauma related issuesAny trauma related issues
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GynaecologyPelvic Organ Prolapse Menopause related symptoms Vaginismus Vulvodynia Pelvic floor muscle dysfunction
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MaternityPregnancy related pelvic girdle pain (PGP/SPD) Antenatal assessment - preparing you for birth and beyond Postnatal assessment (Vaginal delivery or C-section) Postnatal - return to exercise Childbirth Injuries / trauma (tears, episiotomy, ventouse etc.) OASI - Obstetric Anal Sphincter Injury (3rd or 4th degree tear) Pelvic floor muscle weakness C-Section Rehabilitation (Emergency or planned)
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Men's healthBladder or Bowel dysfunction (see bladder and bowel dysfunction Pelvic Pain Sexual dysfunction Prostatectomy Pre/post-operative rehabilitation
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Pelvic painEndometriosis Pain/discomfort during intercourse Pain inserting tampons Bladder Pain Syndrome / Interstitial Cystitis Coccydynia Perineal pain Pelvic floor muscle tension/spasm
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Pelvic surgery pre/post op rehabilitationHysterectomy Prolapse repair surgery Prostatectomy Gender affirming surgery rehabilitation (Pre/Post Op)
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Sexual healthPelvic floor dysfunction can lead to a variety of sexual health issues: Pain during intercourse Persistent genital arousal Psychosexual issues can affect your ability to fully engage in any form of sexual intimacy, and even affect level of sensation and/or sense of connection. Exploring this emotional component, and any symptoms that may have a psychological origin is really important to restore confidence as well as healthy and happy sexual function.
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