WOMEN’S HEALTH CLINIC
What is Women’s Health Physiotherapy?
Our physiotherapy clinic includes specialization in the assessment and treatment of a variety of health issues specific to women.
Treatment Services We Offer
Pelvic Floor Dysfunction
- Bladder & Bowel Incontinence
- Pelvic Organ Prolapse
- Pain in the Pelvic Floor
- Painful Intercourse
Pre/Post Partum
- Prenatal and Postnatal Therapy
- Pain During & After Pregnancy (ex. back, wrist & pelvis)
- Neural signs such as numbness and tingling in the arms and legs
- Diastasis Rectus Abdominus
- Scar Healing (post caesarean section)
- Mastitis
What You Can Expect from Women’s Health Physiotherapy
Our therapist will:
- Evaluate your symptoms to determine the best treatment plan
- Determine your personal goal of treatment
- Develop an individualized treatment program that will fit your needs
Treatment may include:
- Manual Therapy techniques to relax/release muscles and associated structures
- Strengthening of muscles such as pelvic floor and other deep core muscles through exercise and biofeedback
- Use of therapeutic modalities such as Electrical Stimulation to help with pain and increasing sensation
- Use of Acupuncture to treat a variety of symptoms
- Education on the mechanism of injury and management strategies
- Pregnancy Massage Therapy and relaxation techniques to help deal with pain and other symptoms
BOOK YOUR THERAPY SESSION
Our highly qualified therapists are committed to listening to your needs and providing one on one care in order for you to feel your best!
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