A holistic approach to pelvic health physiotherapy.

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Welcome to Thea Pelvic Health Physiotherapy.

We provide evidence-based, compassionate care to help you move, heal and thrive. We offer physiotherapy to improve pelvic symptoms including bladder leakage, bowel issues, prolapse, pregnancy & post-natal care, pelvic pain and sexual dysfunction. We also support men with pelvic symptoms and those pre & post-surgery.

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    • Incontinence

    • Bladder and bowel issues

    • Pelvic organ prolapse

    • Pessary fitting

    • Pelvic pain

    • Sexual dysfunction

    • Antenatal pelvic floor assessments

    • Prep for birth appointments

    • Pregnancy related aches & pains

    • Postnatal pelvic floor checks

    • Laser therapy for nipple damage

    • Therapeutic ultrasound for mastitis & ‘blocked ducts’

    • Bladder problems

    • Bowel problems

    • Pre & post prostatectomy care

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The Thea Method

Understand. Treat. Thrive.

  1. Listen first

    Before any assessment or treatment, we take time to truly understand you; your symptoms, your history, your goals, and how your life is being affected day to day.

    The pelvic floor is deeply connected to your whole self, physically and emotionally, and we can't understand one without the other. This first conversation matters, and we give it the time it deserves.

  2. Make sense of what’s happening

    A thorough, individualised assessment helps us understand the root cause of your symptoms; not just the surface.

    We then explain what we find in plain language. Most patients leave their first appointment understanding more about their pelvic health than they have in years. That understanding is part of the treatment. When you know why something is happening, you become an active part of your own recovery.

  3. A plan built around you

    Your treatment plan is built specifically for you, shaped around your body, your life stage, and your goals.

    It may include hands-on physiotherapy, movement retraining, education, and lifestyle support combined in the way that makes sense for where you are right now. There are often many factors contributing to pelvic symptoms, and that's actually hopeful, because it means there are many things we can work with.

  4. Build lasting confidence

    As your symptoms improve, we shift focus toward building your long-term confidence and independence.

    The goal isn't to manage symptoms indefinitely. It's for you to feel at ease in your body again - to move, heal, and thrive.

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