Inside Out Physiotherapy

12/02/2026

Hi All - Some of you would have noticed that it has been quite some time since I’ve posted so I appreciate your patience. Looking forward to sharing what’s coming next.

Regards Leanne Wait 💙💚💜🧡💛
Pelvic Health Physiotherapist

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28/08/2025

I know it can be really hard to come and see me and talk about things that are very personal. I have had some amazing people come through the door over the last few weeks with some incredible stories leading up to seeing me, and related to their improvements they have gained by coming to see me.

Seeing a Pelvic Health Physiotherapist can be really challenging mentally, emotionally and for some, physically.

My job is to try and make this easier. Here to help.

Regards Leanne Wait 💙💚💜🧡💛
Pelvic Health Physiotherapist

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07/08/2025

I know it can be really hard when it feels like you are making no progress and life is busy. Pelvic floor muscles are like other muscles and they take time to strengthen. Think about if you started a new gym program how long would it be until you saw changes to your strength?

The answer is actually anything from 12-24 weeks.

Research shows it really helps to have someone supporting you and checking in on your progress.

Having a pelvic floor assessment with a Pelvic Health Physiotherapist to give you a customised program based on your needs also means you are likely to be more successful. This is especially important if you are unsure you are doing the exercises right.

It can be a really big step to be courageous and seek help but remember small steps add up to big results in pelvic health. Don’t give up!

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Wishing you pelvic empowerment.

Regards Leanne Wait 💙💚💜🧡💛
Pelvic Health Physiotherapist

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07/08/2025

02/07/2025

Pelvic Floor & Core Care Masterclass.
👉 Access to Masterclass Recording: Monday14th July to Monday 28th July.
👉 Live Q & A: Tuesday 29th July, 7pm-7:30pm - via Zoom

💗 Optimising pelvic health and minimizing your risk for developing pelvic floor dysfunction while you’re pregnant and after.

💗 Recording is 4+ hours dedicated to preparing, protecting and preventing pelvic floor and core issues during and after pregnancy. Plus additional support material.
👉 15 handouts/notes and “how to” guides included.

💗 Prevention starts while you are still pregnant.

💗 I’m passionate about preventing pelvic floor dysfunction. Love you to join us and be empowered to.

💗 Relevant to women at ANY & ALL stages of pregnancy.

💗 Available to NEW ZEALAND RESIDENTS ONLY

💗 Special offer $75 (In person workshop usually $120)

👉 See our website for more infomation. https://www.insideoutphysio.co.nz/shop/p/mama-care-masterclass-prepare-to-push-recover-hn6gj-rbhth

Regards Leanne Wait 💙💚💜🧡💛
Pelvic Health Physiotherapist

Inside Out Physiotherapy
Hawkes Bay, NZ

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16/06/2025

16/06/2025

To help get everyone talking about continence, we've put together some of our most helpful resources and information into one handy digital guide.

Inside the guide, you will find honest stories from New Zealanders with lived experience with incontinence, including much-beloved Kiwi personality Jason Gunn. You will also find downloadable resources, helpful information, and useful links to get the conversation about continence started.

Download our digital guide now: https://bit.ly/WCW2025DigitalGuide

Make sure to also check out our new Care Pathways, which will help you to learn more about continence and the help available: https://www.continence.org.nz/care-pathways

12/06/2025

Men’s pelvic health has a significant impact on quality of life but there is also a lot we can do to help.

Men can suffer from:
👉 pelvic pain
👉 erectile dysfunction
👉 bladder and bowel control problems……. all of which a Pelvic Health Physiotherapist can help treat and manage.

We also help with post prostatectomy recovery of bladder control and help optimise sexual function recovery.

Have those conversations – Men often don’t know help is available.

Lots of great downloadable Men’s health Resources here - https://menshealthweek.co.nz/health-info/mhw-downloadable-resources

Regards Leanne Wait 💙💚💜🧡💛
Pelvic Health Physiotherapist

Inside Out Physiotherapy,
Hawkes Bay, New Zealand

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21/05/2025

We often underestimate the impact that poor health has on us, especially pelvic health that is often associated with embarrassment, stress, and shame.

Don’t let your pelvic health hold you back from doing all the things you want to do and being your best you.

Like to learn more? Contact a Pelvic Health Physiotherapist for assessment and advice.

Wishing you pelvic empowerment.

Regards Leanne Wait 💙💚💜🧡💛
Pelvic Health Physiotherapist

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👉 Leanne Wait :- Pelvic Health Physiotherapist, Hawkes Bay, New Zealand

14/05/2025

Pregnancy and childbirth are leading causes of pelvic floor, continence and prolapse problems and can have a significant impact on quality of life.

There are many things that you can do during pregnancy that help your body to adapt and things that you can do during pregnancy and labour to

shorten overall labour
shorten the pushing stage
reduce pain
reduce that chance of perineal tearing

A great place to start is stay active and try and aim for 150 minutes of moderate intensity exercise (you can still talk but are slightly puffed), Pelvic floor exercises daily.

Talk to your midwife for exercises suggestions that are right for you.

Like to learn more? Contact a Pelvic Health Physiotherapist for assessment and advice.

Wishing you pelvic empowerment.

Regards Leanne Wait 💙💚💜🧡💛
Pelvic Health Physiotherapist

Follow me here:
👉 Mama Care NZ
👉 Leanne Wait :- Pelvic Health Physiotherapist, Hawkes Bay, New Zealand
👉 www.insideoutphysio.co.nz

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07/05/2025

I know it can be really hard when it feels like you are making no progress and you're busy with a baby and/or children. Pelvic floor muscles are like other muscles and they take time to strengthen. Think about if you started a new gym program how long would it be until you saw changes to your strength?

The answer is actually anything from 12-24 weeks.

Research shows it really helps to have someone supporting you and checking in on your progress.

Having a pelvic floor assessment with a Pelvic Health Physiotherapist to give you a customised program based on your needs also means you are likely to be more successful. This is especially important if you are unsure you are doing the exercises right.

It can be a really big step to be courageous and seek help but remember small steps add up to big results in pelvic health. Don’t give up!

Like to learn more? Contact a Pelvic Health Physiotherapist for assessment and advice.

Wishing you pelvic empowerment.

Regards Leanne Wait 💙💚💜🧡💛
Pelvic Health Physiotherapist

Follow me here:
Mama Care NZ or https://www.instagram.com/leannewait_pelvicphysio/
www.insideoutphysio.co.nz