Positive Pelvic Health

Positive Pelvic Health Women’s pelvic health physiotherapy for all stages of life, including pregnancy, the postnatal period and during menopause

If this resonated with you, take it as a sign to check in with your pelvic health. These symptoms are treatable and ofte...
17/11/2025

If this resonated with you, take it as a sign to check in with your pelvic health. These symptoms are treatable and often reversible with the right support. You don’t have to live with them or figure them out on your own.

You deserve to feel good in your body, so please get in touch or book an appointment via the link in my bio 🌟

12/11/2025

Think pelvic health physio is only for new mums?
Not even close. 💪

Women of all ages can experience bladder leaks, a feeling of heaviness/prolapse, or pain during intimacy, especially through perimenopause and menopause.

These changes are common, but they are not something you have to just “put up with.”

Pelvic health physiotherapy can help you reconnect with your body, ease symptoms, and feel confident again, at every stage of life. 🌿

If any of this sounds familiar, reach out, as I can help you to be symptom-free and feel comfortable in your body again. 💗

10/11/2025

Appointments are now open for March 2026! If you are planning ahead for your pelvic health goals next year, book soon to secure a time that suits you. 🌿

This is especially important for post-partum recovery. I usually see women around 6–8 weeks after their baby is born, so it is best to book in advance based on your due date.

Supporting women through every stage of life with their pelvic health. 🤍

31/10/2025

The pelvic floor doesn’t just respond to posture, movement or hormones. It responds to the nervous system too.

When stress or trauma builds, these muscles can stay overactive. Often I find that during a pelvic health physiotherapy treatment, a somatic release may occur for women. A physical and emotional unwinding, as the body finally feels safe to let go.

It is not “in your head.” It’s a real neurophysiological response.

For some, especially those who have experienced trauma, this can feel intense (which is why feeling safe always has to come first). But often it is the women who hold it all together: the carers, the fixers, the ones who put themselves last, who benefit most. Their bodies finally exhale and this is where the healing really begins. 🌿

The healthier your body, the more alive your libido feels.I talk to women every day about s*x and desire. There are so m...
30/10/2025

The healthier your body, the more alive your libido feels.

I talk to women every day about s*x and desire. There are so many factors that influence it: hormones, sleep, stress, pain, medication, mindset, and pelvic comfort.

In pelvic health, libido is a window into overall wellbeing. When it’s low, it is often your body’s way of whispering that something is out of balance. When it is high, it is a sign that hormonal, pelvic and nervous systems are working together.

So I have to agree with this one, when your body is balanced, your energy, confidence, and connection all rise.

Your body always talks to you and a healthy libido is one of its love languages 💋❤️

24/10/2025

You have had the tests and investigations.
The scans.
Even the vaginal exams.
And yet…the pain is still there.

That is because pelvic pain is rarely just about the pelvic floor. It is a whole-body story about breath, fluids, diet, movement, emotions, stress, hormones, and how your body protects you.

When we look at the full picture, you can finally start to understand your pain and learn how to calm it.

🌿 If you’re ready to build your pain management toolbox, reach out.

22/10/2025

Awareness and movement coordination are at the heart of pelvic floor health.

When the breath, diaphragm, and pelvic floor work together, function improves and symptoms ease.

Small changes in breath and connection can shift everything.

Want to learn how this could impact your body?
Book or message via pph.nz (or click on the link in my bio) 🌿










You have been doing the work. Breathing, strengthening, showing up, but your prolapse still feels the same.It is not you...
21/10/2025

You have been doing the work. Breathing, strengthening, showing up, but your prolapse still feels the same.

It is not your fault. Your body might just be asking for something different. 🌿

Sometimes what’s missing isn’t your effort, it is balance in your hormones, rest, nervous system, and the support around you.

💌 If this resonates, reach out…you don’t have to figure it out alone.

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Women’s pelvic health physiotherapy for all stages of life, including pregnancy, the postnatal period and menopause. Conditions that can be assessed and treated include:

· Bladder and bowel issues including incontinence, frequency, urgency and constipation

· Pelvic floor muscle management before and after pelvic surgery