SPECIALIST PELVIC HEALTH TREATMENTS
Treating women of all ages and for a wide range of issues relating to pelvic health. Athletes who may have incontinence issues, women pre and post pregnancy, sedentary females with pelvic or rectal pain, bowel or bladder issues and pre or post menopausal women.
Always a worthwhile appointment which I leave with new knowledge and feeling renewed.
What a brilliant appointment. Sandra was really thorough and knowledgeable. I finally feel like someone is listening- thank you. I can’t wait for my next appointment.
Excellent session with Sandra. many issues now make sense as they seem to be interlinked. Feel really confident and happy that these issues will be resolved and i look forward to the next visit. Thank You.
Knowledgeable, thoughtful guidance delivered in a sensitive and caring manner.
It was really good to get a thorough check after my 2nd baby and Sandra really put me at ease throughout. I feel confident to go out and workout properly having been tentative until now. The Mummy Mot is something all Mums should have for peace of mind and future health.
SANDRA WRIGHT (OLY) PELVIC HEALTH SPECIALIST
I specialise in pelvic related physical therapy for men and women across the lifespan.
I am extremely passionate about pelvic related physiotherapy and empowering patients to regain control of their own bodies.
There isn’t a one-size-fits-all treatment plan for pelvic dysfunction but together, we will create a tailored treatment plan for you to reach your goals safely and effectively.
Though my specialism is the pelvic floor, I take a whole body approach to treatment and care. I will assess your posture, strength, movement patterns and flexibility and I will also evaluate your sleep and eating habits.
PELVIC FLOOR DYSFUNCTIONS
Our pelvic floor muscles assist with bladder, bowel and sexual function. They also have a very significant contribution in keeping our core strong and our backs healthy. However, many of us are unaware that these muscles exist and in turn, do very little to keep them healthy and use them appropriately. Pelvic floor dysfunctions are more common than you can imagine but since we don’t talk about them they remain untreated and unresolved.