
Pelvic floor symptoms
Support with leaking, urgency, pelvic heaviness or discomfort during sex.
Pelvic health careSupport for your recovery after birth, including pelvic floor symptoms, abdominal strength, scar discomfort and returning to exercise. You’re welcome whether you had your baby recently or some time ago.
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Pre-crawlingIf you’re in pain, noticing changes in your pelvic health or unsure about exercise, we can assess what’s happening and talk through what may help.

Support with leaking, urgency, pelvic heaviness or discomfort during sex.
Pelvic health care
Assessment of abdominal separation and support with rebuilding strength and control.
Abdominal separation
Help with movement and healed scars that feel tight, sensitive or uncomfortable.
Scar therapy
We’ll look at the activities you want to get back to, from carrying your baby comfortably to running or going to the gym. Your exercises will be adapted to your symptoms and recovery.
Pre-crawling babies are welcome at your appointment. There’s time to pause for feeding, changing or settling.
Movement and rehabilitation“Garance is warm, knowledgeable, and explains everything clearly, which left me feeling confident and reassured about my recovery.”
“She explained things very clearly, and I left feeling empowered with exercises and understanding to support my rehab post-birth.”

It can be, depending on how you are feeling and what you need. Early postnatal appointments can be gentle, with support for comfort, feeding positions, breathing, scar care, pelvic health, movement and understanding what feels right to start with.
Definitely. It does not need to be recent to matter. Pain, leaking, heaviness, scar tightness, abdominal weakness or feeling unsure about exercise can still be supported months or years after birth.
Not at all. Postnatal physiotherapy can help with much more than pelvic floor symptoms. You might want support with back pain, hip pain, abdominal separation, C-section recovery, lifting, carrying, posture, weakness or getting back to exercise.
C-section recovery is a very common reason women book. We can look at scar comfort, abdominal strength, lifting confidence, movement, posture and how to return to exercise gradually. Scar work is always explained first and only done with your consent.
We can look at where your body is now, what you want to get back to, and how to build up in a way that feels realistic. The aim is to help you feel stronger and more confident, without feeling like you are guessing.

HCPC Registered
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