Post-natal physio exercises at Physiotherapy for Women can help improve how you move and increase your ability to carry out everyday functions as a mum. Neck pain is often the result of poor posture and modern lifestyle factors such as computer and office work, study and reading.
Physiotherapy for Women, established in the nineties at Lockleys in the western suburbs of Adelaide, is a unique women's health physio clinic offering a wide range of skills and years of clinical experience.The pelvic floor muscles are a group of muscles that sit like a trampoline at the bottom of the pelvic floor.
Physiotherapy for Women, established in the nineties at Lockleys in the western suburbs of Adelaide, is a unique women's health physio clinic offering a wide range of skills and years of clinical experience.The pelvic floor muscles are a group of muscles that sit like a trampoline at the bottom of the pelvic floor.
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The staff at Physiotherapy for Women has empathy for our female clients presenting to us for treatment of their physical condition and/or when undertaking an exercise class in the clinic. We are passionate about maintaining healthy bodies and moving well through life. Finding the balance point that promotes physical and emotional well being in all individuals is what we strive for.
The pelvic floor muscles are a group of muscles that sit like a trampoline at the bottom of the pelvic floor. They stretch from your tail bone at the back to the pubic bone. Physiotherapy or physio as it is most commonly called is a profession which is aimed at the assessment, maintenance, and restoration of the physical function and performance.
Rebecca enjoys a life away from work, respecting the importance of finding that balance between living and loving life to its fullest. Her sense of adventure and wanting to experience the many sides that nature has to offer, have encouraged her to take on bush walking, kayaking, sailing, snow skiing, dancing and gardening as special interests.
Rose graduated with a Bachelor of Physiotherapy from the University of SA in 2004. Early in her career Rose developed a passion for women's health and in 2018 she completed her Postgraduate Certificate in Pelvic Floor Physiotherapy at Melbourne University.
As well as experience in treating musculoskeletal, sports injuries and rehabilitation, Rose has specialised knowledge and skills in the treatment of pre and post-natal women and an understanding of the unique challenges they face.
As well as experience in treating musculoskeletal, sports injuries and rehabilitation, Rose has specialised knowledge and skills in the treatment of pre and post-natal women and an understanding of the unique challenges they face.
Passionate about women's health, and particularly about educating and empowering women to put themselves higher on their priority list, Amilia is committed to proactive care and to promoting and delivering high quality physiotherapy services for women. Amilia graduated with a Bachelor of Physiotherapy from the University of South Australia in 2012.
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Elise Gepp
Feb 12, 2021
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Excellent Physiotherapy for women. All the staff are lovely. I had ultrasound treatment for mild mastitis on a Wednesday and they fit me in that day as they see this as highly important. I had treatment 3 days in a row and by Friday evening my mastitis had cleared without needing antibiotics. It made such a difference for me & I walked away with relief & improved symptoms each visit. Highly recommended!
