Emily Krelle Physiotherapy

Emily Krelle Physiotherapy Trained in ScarWork, Emily also offers treatment of problematic scars for men and women. She lives in Henleaze.

Emily is a specialist pelvic health physiotherapist treating women with pregnancy and postnatal issues, prolapse, bladder and bowel problems and perineal scar pain. Emily Krelle (MCSP, BSc Hons) is a Chartered Physiotherapist and is registered with the Health and Care Professions Council. She has been working in the specialist field of pelvic health physiotherapy since 2008 in both NHS and private

hospitals in Bristol and Bath. Pelvic health problems include bladder and bowel issues (such as incontinence, urgency and difficult emptying), prolapse, and perineal scar pain. Although relatively common (1 in 3 women experience urinary incontinence in their lifetime, around 50% experience prolapse and 90% of women who have vaginal childbirth will tear to some degree) pelvic health issues often go unspoken whilst having a big impact on a woman's life. Traditionally pelvic floor exercises are promoted as treatment for these problems but for some women this can make symptoms worse. There is increasing awareness of the role of tension within the pelvic floor relating to these conditions. Emily assesses each woman holistically and checks for pelvic floor tension which is then treated using a range of techniques. Emily has two energetic young children and is a keen gardener and baker. If you would like to discuss your situation please email emilykrellephysiotherapy@gmail.com

08/05/2026
12/11/2025

https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/what-is-the-foot-and-pelvic-floor-connection/id1830204657?i=1000721035814 Walking on the beach recently I noticed a set of shoe prints and was struck by how different they were to my own shoe. It reminded me of a podcast by Becky Allen talking about people’s footprints and her interpretation of how arch height (in part determined by foot range of motion and control) might be affecting their pelvic floor. Feet need to be strong to function well. They need the opportunity to work as they were designed. To be flexibly strong. Foot shaped shoes are a good place to start.

I’m doing this wonderful event with Pilates with Helen and Kate a Yin yoga teacher. It’ll be a lovely morning focused on...
30/01/2025

I’m doing this wonderful event with Pilates with Helen and Kate a Yin yoga teacher. It’ll be a lovely morning focused on pelvic wellbeing. 9-11:30 at Badminton Road Methodist church on 15th Feb. Bookings made before next Thursday 2nd can get 15% off with code Early15 https://PilateswithHelen.as.me/?appointmentType=73737686

Tough competition….but you can watch Strictly on catch up!Claim your space at my pelvic health talk for CrossFit Henleaz...
18/10/2024

Tough competition….but you can watch Strictly on catch up!
Claim your space at my pelvic health talk for CrossFit Henleaze Saturday 7pm.
Book via WOD board.

Working on my presentation for THIS Saturdays talk to the women of CrossFit Henleaze 😀😀😃Please book your space via WOD B...
15/10/2024

Working on my presentation for THIS Saturdays talk to the women of CrossFit Henleaze 😀😀😃
Please book your space via WOD Board!

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The Bank Fitness, 73 Henleaze Road
Bristol
BS94JS

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Monday 9am - 2pm
Tuesday 9am - 8pm
Wednesday 9am - 2pm
Thursday 9:30am - 9pm
Friday 9am - 1pm

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