Check appointment availability
Book an appointmentBook online

Pregnancy physiotherapy

Help with back and pelvic pain, advice about exercise and support to make everyday movement more comfortable during pregnancy.

Book an appointment
HCPC Registered
Physiotherapist
One-to-one
appointments
English & French
appointments
Pre-crawling
babies welcome

Pain and discomfort during pregnancy

Walking, turning in bed or sitting at your desk can become uncomfortable as your body changes. We’ll assess what’s causing difficulty and discuss ways to help.

  • Pelvic girdle pain
  • Back and hip discomfort
  • Pelvic heaviness
  • Difficulty with everyday movement
About pelvic girdle pain
A pregnant woman sitting comfortably beside a window

Exercise during pregnancy

You don’t need to be in pain to book. If you’re unsure how to adapt your usual exercise, we can work through it together.

Book your assessment

Adapting your exercise

Strength work, Pilates and other activities can be adjusted to your symptoms, energy and stage of pregnancy.

Preparing for birth and recovery

We can discuss breathing, pelvic health and movement, including questions about returning to exercise after birth.

Experiences of care.

Google5.0 out of 5

Frequently asked questions

Can I book during pregnancy?

Pregnancy physiotherapy can be adapted around your stage of pregnancy, symptoms, energy levels and comfort. You might come for pain, pelvic girdle pain, back or hip discomfort, movement advice, strength work or help staying active.

Can physiotherapy help with pelvic girdle pain?

Pelvic girdle pain is one of the most common reasons women book during pregnancy. We can look at what is aggravating your symptoms and work on practical ways to make walking, stairs, rolling in bed, lifting and daily movement feel more manageable.

Can I book if I have no pain and just want to stay active?

Absolutely. You do not need to wait until something hurts. Pregnancy physiotherapy can help you adapt exercise, build strength, support your core and pelvic health, and feel more confident moving through pregnancy.

What should I wear to my appointment?

Wear something comfortable that lets you move easily. We may look at walking, posture, strength, breathing or movement, so clothing you feel relaxed in is best. The appointment will always be adapted around your comfort.

Can this help me prepare for postnatal recovery?

It can. We can talk through strength, pelvic health, breathing, movement, early recovery, C-section or vaginal birth considerations, and how to return to activity gradually after birth. The aim is to help you feel more prepared and less unsure.

Book your
appointment.

Garance

With Garance

HCPC Registered
Physiotherapist

Next available appointmentChecking appointment times…
Illustrated area map showing Coastly in Brunswick, Hove, near Brighton Beach
Getting your booking ready
Illustrated area map showing Coastly in Brunswick, Hove, near Brighton Beach
Book your
appointment
Book online