Pelvic Health Physio

05/02/2026

I was very privileged to join in Leeds on Tuesday to deliver a workshop to players.
Supported by Sarah from Netball Players Association.
This programme covers breast health, menstrual health, REDs and of course pelvic health.
This programme compliments NETBALLher initiative to support players and their female health at all life stages, improving well being and ultimately improving performance.
I am so passionate to remove barriers to sport and exercise and these programmes are a wonderful start to educate and empower young women.
NETBALLher have some wonderful resources - take a look (whether a netball player or not they are very informative and useful) https://netballher.co.uk
Looking forwards to our next session in Loughborough 💪

11/01/2026

A rare few hours of weekend focus ✨ (enabled by the younger two kids being at friends houses!)
Dog walked with my besties 🐕
candle lit 🕯️smells heavenly
Laptop on and my busy Jan list being slowly worked through ✔️
Self-employed female life means listening to my body, respecting my energy, and working with my nervous system, not against it
Work in progress!!!
Slow, steady, intentional

23/07/2025

24/06/2025

Becky is passionate about helping people feel strong, confident and in control of their bodies - whether that’s managing pelvic pain, recovering postpartum, or improving bladder and bowel health

19/06/2025

Pelvic girdle pain doesn’t mean you need to suffer through pregnancy or new motherhood
With the right physio support you can move easier, sleep better, and feel stronger.

Myself and Hannah love working with PGP clients, book online via website

18/06/2025

Many new mums experience
🔸Leaking urine
🔸Poor bladder or bowel control
🔸 A heavy or bulging feeling “down there”
🔸 Weak tummy muscles or doming when you sit up
🔸 Pain or discomfort with in*******se
🔸 A general feeling of disconnection from your core

These are common, but not something you have to live with

A pelvic health physiotherapist can help you:

✅ rebuild your pelvic floor safely
✅ Support your core and abdominal recovery
✅ Return to movement, exercise, confidence and comfort

09/06/2025

After spending a while thinking of information I could share about pelvic organ prolapse (POP) I decided I would ask YOU what you want and need to know…..
PM me your questions, whether you are someone with a prolapse, someone worried about developing a prolapse or someone who helps women with prolapse ASK AWAY
I will aim to do a few posts this month answering your questions to raise awareness & knowledge

23/04/2025

Another great 5 star google review 🌟

01/04/2025

🤰🏼 Empowered Motherhood is a unique pregnancy & postnatal workshop that will endeavour to equip you with knowledge & skills to help you transition into the fourth trimester feeling informed, resourced and ready
👶 Nuturing, expert led guidance from Becky Corran, , Clare Hasted and Julie Duggan specialist paediatric physiotherapist.
🌷We will bring together our years of experience and passion for woman centred postpartum care, sharing knowledge in postnatal recovery through movement, breath work, body work, relaxation/nidra & sound all aimed to nourish and restore.
🧘🏼‍♀️Enjoy time to relax, move and learn in a comfortable welcoming environment
👩‍🍼Learn about baby development, what to expect and how to encourage normal movement
🥰 Join us as you plan your postnatal period with confidence and empowerment, journeying into matrescence and motherhood feeling empowered.
🍲 Bring your own lunch or treat yourself to a tasty nourishing lunch supplied by .vibe.cafe
Book online via website www.loveyogawirral.co.uk

Ideal for pregnant or newly postnatal mammas, babes in arms very welcome

07/03/2025

What a lovely evening speaking at the Wirral Menopause Support Group Meno Cafe. Such a friendly and supportive group of women, I’d highly recommend joining their events. Huge thank you to all those that made it happen Willaston Physio & Sports Rehab Flourish for Life Wirral Menopause Community CIC

03/02/2025

Someone messaged me privately to ask about my journey, and to say how I had inspired them to work in pelvic health.
It’s 20 years this year since I started formally working within this fascinating area…my interest was actually sparked by a placement in women’s health whilst still at university. My supervisors were just so passionate and inspiring, I loved working with them and they are the reason I am in this area today!
Once qualified, I quickly specialised in this area, a bit of luck as a physio was retiring so I offered to help in the area and I never looked back. Again I was lucky to enough to be mentored by others who were knowledgeable and inspiring.
These first few years were full of enjoyable, yet hard, work and determination. Determination to be the best I could be for my patients (this still fuels me now)
I attended many many courses, I shadowed different clinicians (gynaecologists, midwives, health visitors, urologists, specialist nurses, physios), I watched baby’s being born, I watched surgery and I read papers and books and journals.
I studied at Bradford University and gained my Postgraduate certificate in Women’s Health Physiotherapy in 2009
I also became team leader for the local NHS pelvic health physio team in 2009
This was a challenge but I was ready for it and I grew a lot as a physio but also as a person during these years. I not only developed clinically, but also had to develop from a business and people management point of view (some steep learning curves!)
I had babies in 2009, 2011 and 2016 and during my 3rd pregnancy I was really very poorly and diagnosed with Chron’s disease. My whole world was turned upside down. Juggling young children, a career and a long term health condition was tough.
But it taught me things I couldn’t have learned elsewhere about healthcare, and ultimately has helped shape me as a clinician even further.
I have since left the NHS and created my business, it is something I love and take great pride in. Although of course it has come with its own set of lessons!!

28/01/2025

Yesterday I enjoyed an afternoon well spent! A really informative and enjoyable CPD session with at her gorgeous practice centre. We covered so much around women’s health. I am passionate about ensuring that I keep up to date with sound researcher practices so I know what I am delivering to you is the best I can give and am confident to signpost when needed. Having the opportunity to learn from is just amazing. I wish everyone could get an MOT at different life stages and feel confident and comfortable to know how to maintain and improve their pelvic health. If you can I recommend you go to she is just wonderful. We also spent some time cooking up an exciting upcoming workshop for Pregnancy and Postnatal people with their partners…..it’s going to be soooooo good 🙌🔥🙌 I didn’t get a picture of us together so you have a lovely handouts 😂♥️