We specialise in pelvic floor physiotherapy & the treatment of many conditions including chronic pelvic pain & pelvic girdle pain. We run yoga, pilates & clinical pilates classes & cater for everyone including pregnancy classes & mum's & bubs. Pelvic Girdle Pain- what is it and what can I do about it?! Pelvic girdle pain (PGP) is defined as pain in the posterior joints of the pelvis or in the anterior pubic bone that comes on during pregnancy.
It is estimated that up to 50% of women will have experienced. I'm sure we are all feeling a bit flat with lockdown restrictions being reintroduced. Luckily, physiotherapy is classified as an essential service and we are still able to see clients. In studio appointments are available for all conditions we treat.
It is estimated that up to 50% of women will have experienced. I'm sure we are all feeling a bit flat with lockdown restrictions being reintroduced. Luckily, physiotherapy is classified as an essential service and we are still able to see clients. In studio appointments are available for all conditions we treat.
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Seasons Of Life Physiotherapy is a professional, holistic, caring, personalised service and excellence is our vision and motto. Our physiotherapists understand the stress of changes in your health and function, and will endeavour to provide you with an efficient and sensitive management plan to get you back on your feet at work, during sport and at home.
A referral is not required, however if you do have a referral letter, results of any relevant tests and investigations, please bring them to your appointment. It is suggested that you wear a 2 piece outfit eg top and pants, and a back-opening bra for your own comfort during treatment. Please note that for Pelvic Floor consultations an internal examination maybe suggested but is not always required.
Reviews (5)
Amanda Rudolph
Jul 13, 2019
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Irene Franco
Nov 14, 2018
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I first came to Seasons of life, just to attend Pregnancy Pilates classes and didn’t expect much more.
I got supported throughout my pregnancy with a very wholesome approach by all of the physios I worked with.
Classes took my needs and abilities into consideration, I got to attend different types of classes that all complemented each other.
The pricing is very reasonable compare to other places I have taken classes from and the level of service is very high.
Now the proof is in the pudding:
I got discharged from hospital after giving birth with several of the midwifes commenting on the
I got supported throughout my pregnancy with a very wholesome approach by all of the physios I worked with.
Classes took my needs and abilities into consideration, I got to attend different types of classes that all complemented each other.
The pricing is very reasonable compare to other places I have taken classes from and the level of service is very high.
Now the proof is in the pudding:
I got discharged from hospital after giving birth with several of the midwifes commenting on the
My Coffee
Oct 04, 2018
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I have been a client of this place for many years through pregnancy and after delivery and have always been well looked after. LM is a wonderful, kind, SUPER caring and very knowledgeable womens physio. She is so thorough, and pays close attention to the detail and information given to her. Awesome and caring staff all around !
Erin Bright
Aug 24, 2018
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Sue was a great help in managing back and pelvic pain during my pregnancy. Sue listened to how I was going and, along with massage and taping, made considered recommendations to keep my pain under control. I experienced significant improvement and avoided the pain escalating as the pregnancy progressed. On occasion, Sue also checked in with me via text message which I appreciated. I wasn't pressured in to making new appointments and the ball was left in my court to see her if/when I wanted. The clinic is also very family friendly - I had my 3 year old with me for one appointment and Sue was very
Stacey Kashaeva
Jan 10, 2018
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I found this really expensive and didn't feel like I got a lot out of it. I paid $150 for the initial consultation, another $30 for a belly tubing that I was advised I needed and than I was offered to come in for a "trial" pregnancy Pilates class. When I was about to leave the class I got stopped and asked to pay - when I mentioned I thought it was a "trial" class I was told that I still had to pay for it which was not the impression I was initially given. I do clinical Pilates at another osteopath but wanted to try pregnancy Pilates and being able to compare it to another similar service - I definitely
