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Physiotherapy for women preparing for natural childbirth or cesarean section, as well as postpartum women and those experiencing urogynecological issues.
Check available appointments and book your session in the sign-up section.

Urogynecological physiotherapy

  • are pregnant or postpartum
  • are undergoing fertility treatment or IVF
  • experience urinary, gas, or fecal incontinence
  • have pelvic organ prolapse
  • have painful intercourse, sitting pain, or menstrual pain
  • struggle with constipation or urgency
  • had pelvic surgery
  • have scars (cesarean, episiotomy, other)
  • want preventive care
  • have pelvic varicosities or hemorrhoids
  • have endometriosis or adenomyosis
  • experience coccyx or anal pain

Prenatal physiotherapy

  • reduced risk of perineal tearing
  • easier, more controlled delivery
  • faster recovery
  • less pain
  • greater confidence and calm

Postpartum physiotherapy

  • faster, safer recovery
  • improved abdominal function after diastasis recti
  • care for C-section or perineal scars
  • more confidence and control of your body

Personal training

A physiotherapist ensures that every movement supports your body rather than strains it.
Training focuses on:

  • strengthening deep abdominal and pelvic floor muscles
  • posture
  • breathing and core stability
  • preventing back pain, diastasis, and incontinence
  • learning to relax the pelvic floor – essential for labour

Each session combines physiotherapy, movement, and education.

Rehabilitation is intended for infants and children from the first weeks of life who have been diagnosed with:

  • muscle tone disorders,
  • any asymmetries,
  • neurological conditions,
  • developmental delays,
  • prematurity,
  • other medical conditions.

Uroginecological physiotherapy for adults in English:

Physiotherapy for children and infants in English: