Prenatal Physiotherapy
Ideal for any time in pregnancy whether you're preparing for a vaginal or caesarean birth. Whether you’re 13 weeks or 36 weeks pregnant, it's never too early or too late to benefit from prenatal physiotherapy. You deserve to have a comfortable, active and confident pregnancy!
Find out:
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How YOUR core is working and how to use it optimally during pregnancy to create the best support for your body and growing baby.
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How to prevent, manage, reduce and treat common pregnancy issues including low back/pelvic girdle/tailbone pain, pubic symphysis dysfunction, urinary/fecal incontinence, prolapse, constipation, urinary frequency and urinary urgency.
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If you have a diastasis (ab separation)
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How to help minimize vaginal tearing during birth.
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Exercises and techniques to help turn a breech baby.
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How to gain confidence, reduce fear and learn to trust your body through childbirth.
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Acupressure points for relaxation during labour.
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Pain management strategies and optimal positions for labour.
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Efficient pushing techniques that decrease stress on your pelvic floor muscles.
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How to effectively restore your core after childbirth.
* Partners are welcome at sessions to learn how they can help support you with coping strategies for labour.
Your individualized treatment may include any of the following:
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Internal pelvic floor manual therapy to decrease tension and increase strength/support for your pelvic and entire body.
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Guidance and individualized support with exercise you enjoy during pregnancy.
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External manual therapy..
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Craniosacral therapy.
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Kinesiotape.
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A home exercise program tailored to your goals
All physiotherapy consultations are one-on-one with your registered physiotherapist either virtually or
in-person in a private treatment room.
* Anita is 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 pregnancy and health goals.
Free Guide:
Discover 3 Tips to Help Pelvic Floor Connection in Pregnancy (without doing 100s of Kegels a day)