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Helpful tips from our physiotherapist on injury prevention, returning to sport, women’s health, staying active after 50, and much more!
Returning to Exercise Postpartum
Hey Mamas! Wondering how to safely regain strength after birth? The first six weeks are all about gentle recovery, and the right movements can help you reconnect with your core and pelvic floor. In this blog, we provide helpful guidance on postpartum exercises, including walking guidelines, Kegels, and gentle core exercises, to support your healing journey. Click to learn more and start your recovery with confidence!
Benefits Of Mat Pilates During Pregnancy: Strengthen Your Body And Prepare For Labour
Discover how Mat Pilates during pregnancy can strengthen your body, reduce discomfort, and prepare you for labour. Learn how a tailored Pilates routine can support your unique journey, from building core strength to maintaining pelvic floor health, instructed by a women’s health physiotherapist.
10 Essential Self-Care Tips for New Mums: Prioritising You During the Postpartum Phase
Caring for yourself is a beautiful expression of love for both you and your baby. Prioritising your wellbeing is far from selfish—it's vital for your health and for nurturing your little one. Here are some nurturing self-care ideas to help you find balance, reconnect with yourself, and build confidence as a new mum.
Understanding Abdominal Separation: Key Insights You Need to Know
Abdominal separation - Everything you need to know! Whether you're navigating pregnancy or postnatal recovery, this blog will give you a better understanding of what abdominal separation is and how physiotherapy can support you throughout your motherhood journey.
Pregnancy-Related Pelvic Girdle Pain: What You Need to Know and How to Find Relief
Experiencing pelvic pain during pregnancy? Pregnancy-Related Pelvic Girdle Pain (PRPGP) can make daily activities uncomfortable, but the good news is that it doesn’t have to be something you just put up with. In this blog, we’ll explore what PRPGP is, what aggravates it, and share tips for managing discomfort through physiotherapy and safe exercise.