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Important for new or seasoned moms regardless of if you’ve had a vaginal or caesarean birth, beginning as early as 4 weeks postpartum. Whether your little one is 3 months or 13 years old, it's never too late to benefit from pelvic health physiotherapy.

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Find out:

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• How to reconnect and retrain YOUR core to create optimal support for your body after birth.

• How to prevent, manage, reduce or resolve common postpartum conditions including low back/ pelvic girdle/ tailbone pain, urinary/fecal incontinence, prolapse, pubic symphysis dysfunction, diastasis (abdominal separation), internal pelvic pain during intercourse.

• How to decrease scar tension from birth (caesarean or vaginal) to decrease pain and help your core to work effectively.

• What exercises are efficient to strengthen your core (kegels aren't always the answer).

• Effective steps to return to the exercise and sports you enjoy after giving birth.

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*Postpartum appointments that occur as early as 4 weeks consist of external assessment and treatment only unless specified by your doctor/midwife. Internal assessments after birth can begin after your 6 weeks follow up with your doctor/midwife.

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Your individualized treatment may include any of the following:

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• Education about the causes that can be contributing to your symptoms.

• Internal pelvic floor manual therapy to decrease tension and increase strength/support for your pelvic and whole body system

• External manual therapy

• Manual scar release techniques to improve core function and decrease pain (vaginal, cesarean, episiotomy, appendectomy)

• Acupuncture

• Craniosacral therapy

• Kinesiotape

• Guidance and individualized support with returning to exercise and sports you love

• A home exercise program tailored to your goals 

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All physiotherapy consultations are one-on-one with your registered physiotherapist either virtually or

in-person in a private treatment room.

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* Anita and Laine are both happy to collaborate with other health, birth and fitness professionals you may be working with. If you don't currently have a support team, they can recommend other professionals that can help you reach your postpartum and health goals.