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25 years in Health & Wellbeing: Physiotherapy, Pelvic and Women’s Health, Pilates, Yoga
✨Integrative Coaching for Women

24/03/2026

Strength doesn’t need to feel intense to be effective.

For the spine and pelvis, it’s about:
• Control
• Coordination
• Gradual progression

This is what helps your body feel more supported in everyday life.

This is the focus of the third Friday of each month inside the Spine & Pelvic Strength Club.

If you’re looking for a simple, structured way to build strength, you’re welcome to join us. Link in bio 👆🏼

16/02/2026

There is a lot in the news right now about power, silence, and harm.

For many of us, even if we are not directly involved, the coverage doesn’t land lightly. It stirs anger, grief, disbelief, old memories, or a sense of unease or discomfort in the body.

That response isn’t fragility. It’s recognition.

We don’t have to minimise what comes up. And we don’t have to process it loudly either. But steadying ourselves matters.

When we regulate our own nervous systems, we are better able to cope, to care for those around us, and to speak up clearly when it’s needed.

Steadiness is not silence. It’s strength.

09/02/2026

For many midlife women, change doesn’t arrive with clarity.

Life can look broadly the same from the outside while something inside feels different. Energy shifts. Confidence wobbles. The body feels less predictable.

We’re often taught to trust ourselves only when we can explain what’s happening. To name it neatly. To make it make sense to someone else. But midlife change doesn’t always offer that kind of clarity at the start.

When there’s no obvious reason to point to, it’s easy to assume you’re overthinking or imagining things. Many women learn to override early signals of stress, fatigue, or emotional load because they seem too vague or inconvenient to count.

Trusting yourself doesn’t mean scanning for problems. It means allowing what you notice about stress, overwhelm, and capacity to matter.

That awareness isn’t overreacting. It’s information. ⬆️NEW BLOG

17/01/2026

Some mornings aren’t for pushing forward.
They’re for letting the body catch up.

Recovering from illness.
Low energy.
Moving slowly through fog and drizzle.

This isn’t lack of motivation.
It’s the nervous system settling.
A midlife body asking for less, not more.

Rest isn’t giving up.
It’s part of healing.

Especially in midlife.
Especially after illness.
Especially when the world keeps telling you to hurry.

Today, I’m listening.

04/12/2025

Strong, stable hips shouldn’t come with clenching, gripping, or that familiar front-of-hip pinch.

If you’re someone who overworks the back of the hip (🙋🏽‍♀️hi, chronic right-side butt-clencher), this variation is a game-changer.
Pushing the back foot into the wall, letting the thigh bone glide back and up into the socket, and keeping the knee tracking softly over the foot helps the hip centre and move without the pelvic floor stepping in to “hold everything together.”

This is the kind of strength work that supports:
• hip stability
• SI joint comfort
• pelvic floor that doesn’t over-recruit
• ease + space in the front of the hip
• whole-body connection instead of gripping

If your hips often feel tight, pinchy or overworked — or you’re navigating midlife changes and want strength that actually feels good — this one’s worth saving.

✨ And… the Midlife Pelvic Health Reset group programme is coming soon.
A blend of strength, pelvic health, and therapeutic coaching designed to help you reconnect with your body in the most empowering way.

01/12/2025

If your pelvic symptoms flare when life feels stressful or overwhelming…
you’re not imagining it.
Midlife is a time when your nervous system becomes more sensitive,
your breath changes without you realising,
and your pelvic floor + bladder often respond by tightening or guarding.
That can look like:
• urgency
• leaks
• heaviness
• pelvic tension
• feeling “on edge” in your body
• symptoms that come and go with stress
This isn’t weakness.
It’s your body trying to protect you.
And the good news?
When you support both your nervous system and your pelvic floor,
your symptoms often improve far more than with exercises alone.
This is the work I do with midlife women every day —
mind, body and nervous system… all connected.
I’ve opened 2 therapeutic coaching spaces this month for women who want personalised support to feel:
✨ calmer
✨ clearer
✨ more grounded
✨ more in control of their body again
DM SUPPORT and I’ll send you the details. 🤍

Address

19 Saxon Square
Thame
OX92FS

Website

http://Evolvehealthwellbeing.co.uk/, https://evolvehealthwellbeing.co.uk/unlearning-internalised-misogyny-in-midlife-9-p

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