Why your office based job is hindering your pelvic floor rehab.

How your office-based work can impact your pelvic floor (and what to do about it) Imagine a gate that hasn’t been used for a long time, the hinges have got all rusty. You go up to the gate and start pulling at it to get it open. It’s stiff at first and you have to … Continue reading Why your office based job is hindering your pelvic floor rehab.

An Interview with Nadine from Mom at Ease

I was really excited to be asked by Nadine to do an interview on the pelvic floor - my favourite subject. Nadine works with mums helping them live with more joy and ease, knowing well how family life can be overwhelming and leave you feeling lost, alone and exhausted. Do check out her Facebook page … Continue reading An Interview with Nadine from Mom at Ease

How to know if an exercise is safe for your pelvic floor

There are few types of pelvic floor problems, men and women can suffer with. The three most common are: stress incontinence (commonly known as that "sneeze wee" where you laugh, cough, sneeze and you wet/poo yourself, or when you jump/run/lift something, leakage occurs),urge incontinence (that urgency to urinate/defecate without warning), orpelvic organ prolapse (sometimes asymptomatic, … Continue reading How to know if an exercise is safe for your pelvic floor

Why your pelvic floor problem won’t go away

I've worked with a number of women with pelvic floor dysfunction: young, old, pregnant, never been pregnant, and postnatal. And, for all sorts of symptoms:, sneeze wee, urge incontinence and prolapse. Often, by the time clients have come to see me, they've suffered with the pain, discomfort and the unexpected embarrassment of the condition for … Continue reading Why your pelvic floor problem won’t go away