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Empower Pelvic Clinic

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04/09/2025

💜 Today’s Women’s Health Week theme is Pain to Power.

1 in 5 women experience pelvic pain — but just because it’s common doesn’t mean it’s normal. ✨

Pelvic pain can show up as:
⚡ Excessive period pain or cyclical pain
⚡ Pain with intimacy
⚡ Bladder or bowel discomfort
⚡ Constant pelvic pain and tension

The good news is you don’t have to just put up with it! Seeing a Pelvic Floor Physio or GP well experienced in pelvic pain can be a great starting point! The right support can help you move from pain to power 💜

👉 Swipe through our carousel to learn more.
Any questions? Ask them below!

02/09/2025

💜 Today’s Women’s Health Week theme is all about taking the lead in your own health.
Asking questions, speaking up, and seeking support are powerful steps toward feeling informed and confident in your care. 🙌
✨ Remember: You are the expert in your own body.
✨ Your voice matters in every health appointment.
✨ Small questions can make a big difference.
This week is your reminder to take charge of your health journey - you deserve it. 💕

01/09/2025

✨ It’s Jean Hailes Women’s Health Week! ✨
This week we’ll be sharing tips, education, and resources to support women’s health and wellbeing. 💜
Stay tuned as we post throughout the week - let’s celebrate, learn, and take positive steps for our health together. 🌸

14/08/2025

Menopause & Your Pelvic Floor 💪💧
Did you know hormonal changes during menopause can affect your pelvic floor?

During or following menopause you might notice:
💧Bladder leaks
🌸 Vaginal dryness
⚖️ Prolapse or a heavy feeling

Pelvic floor physiotherapy can help you:
✔️ Rebuild strength
✔️ Improve bladder control
✔️ Feel more confident & comfortable in your body

It’s never too late to look after your pelvic floor. Book with your pelvic floor physio today!

08/08/2025

This year’s World Breastfeeding Week theme: create sustainable support systems for breastfeeding.

Breastfeeding can be a meaningful part of recovery, but it often comes with physical and emotional challenges that deserve real support 💬💗

Breastfeeding helps reduce the environmental impact of formula production and packaging ♻️ But more important are the systems we build to support those who breastfeed — That means access to care, education, and safe spaces for those who breastfeed and compassionate, judgment-free support for those who can’t or choose not to.

More information on world breastfeeding week is available on the Australian Breastfeeding Association or the World Health Organization’s website.

29/07/2025

During menstruation the pelvic floor muscles can tighten and become painful. Pelvic floor stretches can help to relax and open out the pelvic floor and hip muscles.

✔️Hold each stretch for 3-5 deep, slow breaths
✔️Let your tummy and pelvic floor relax and expand as you breathe in
✔️Discontinue any stretch that causes you pain

💡If you experience period pain, a pelvic floor physio may be able to help! 🫶

15/07/2025

🤰 Emerging research continues to reinforce the importance of physiotherapist-guided abdominal and pelvic floor training during pregnancy and the postpartum period.

✅ Safe and effective abdominal exercises (including those targeting the re**us abdominis) do not worsen DRAM
✅ Strengthening the core and pelvic floor reduces lumbopelvic pain, supports labour outcomes, and improves postnatal recovery
✅ The early postpartum phase offers a unique window for effective rehabilitation due to increased collagen flexibility

A tailored program guided by a qualified women’s health physiotherapist ensures safe progression, symptom monitoring, and optimal recovery outcomes.

We’re here to support you — with expert care, encouragement, and a plan that’s right for your journey 💁‍♀️

10/07/2025

It is recommended to wait until 12 weeks postpartum to return to running after giving birth. This is because the body goes through significant changes during childbirth and the early postpartum which may increase the risk of pelvic organ prolapse, injury to joints or muscles, worsened incontinence and chronic pain if returning to high intesnsity exercise too soon.

Improving the function of the pelvic floor, core, hip and leg strength can greatly reduce the risks of pelvic organ prolapse, injury to joints or muscles, worsened incontinence and chronic pain.

30/06/2025

Today is the last day of Pelvic Organ Prolapse Awareness Month. Swipe through to learn more about symptoms, treatment, and how to take control of your pelvic health. 💙

06/06/2025

King’s Birthday Closure Notice 👑
Empower Pelvic Clinic will be closed on Monday the 9th of June for the public holiday.
We’ll reopen on Tuesday the 10th of June as usual.
Wishing you a relaxing and enjoyable long weekend!

30/05/2025

A tight pelvic floor and strong pelvic floor are not the same thing! In fact your pelvic floor can be tight, but be very weak! Swipe through this post to learn more!

Want to know more about your pelvic floor? Follow us for more helpful info!

22/05/2025

Exciting news! We now have pessary fitting kits available in our clinic to help with sizing and ensure the perfect fit for your comfort and care.

Have you ever wondered about pessaries? 💖 Swipe through to learn more about pessaries and how they can support your health!

Get in touch today to learn more or to get fitted!

Address

3/355 Wagga Road
Lavington, NSW
2641

Opening Hours

Monday	9am - 5pm
Tuesday	9am - 3pm
Wednesday	9am - 5pm
Thursday	9am - 3pm

Website

http://www.empowerpelvicclinic.com/

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