Pelvic Health Talk For Women - A Physiotherapist Perspective

Pelvic Health Talk For Women - A Physiotherapist Perspective

Join us for an informative and empowering talk on how to take care of your pelvic health. Led by a specialist pelvic health physiotherapist

By Mind and Motion Physiotherapy

Date and time

Sat, 29 Jun 2024 14:00 - 16:00 GMT+1

Location

Blacksmiths Community Barn

ME7 3JU Bredhurst ME7 3JU United Kingdom

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About this event

  • 2 hours

Pelvic Health Matters Talk (For Women)

Come and join us for an informative talk on pelvic health tailored specifically for women. Learn from specialist pelvic health physiotherapist, Sarah Spice, about a variety of topics including bladder and bowel problems, prolapses, and good pelvic floor muscle function. Whether you're looking to prevent issues or seeking solutions, this event will teach you how to improve and maintain your pelvic health. Come to the Blacksmiths Community Barn and engage in learning that matters for your health. Don't miss out on this opportunity to prioritise your own wellbeing!


Topics covered in the talk include:

  • Pelvic floor anatomy and function
  • What is good bladder and bowel function?
  • Common pelvic health issues involving the bladder, bowels, genital region and pelvic floor
  • The impact of peri/post menopause on pelvic health
  • Advice and guidance on how to improve pelvic health conditions
  • The importance of exercise for the pelvic floor and the whole body
  • What help is available to women with pelvic health conditions and how to access it.


This talk is suitable for the general public and healthcare professionals.

Questions and discussions are welcome. Limited spaces available.


For further information on Mind and Motion Physiotherapy visit: www.mindandmotionphysiotherapy.co.uk

Frequently asked questions

What does pelvic health mean?

Pelvic health refers to the health of everything within your pelvic region. This includes the health of your bladder, bowel, genital region and pelvic floor muscles. Examples of pelvic health conditions include; urinary and bowel incontinence, overactive bladder, constipation, perineal trauma, pain

Who can attend this talk?

This talk is aimed specifically at women and/or individuals who were assigned female at birth. We welcome women of all ages to come to this talk, even teenagers who may be interested in developing an understanding of their pelvic health.

Can I only attend this talk if I currently have pelvic health symptoms?

No, anyone can attend. This talk will provide you with information to help improve or prevent pelvic health symptoms.

Do I have to ask questions and be involved in discussions?

We welcome questions and group interaction, and guarantee that if you have symptoms, you won’t be the only one. However, we like all attendees to be as comfortable as possible and so you can participate as much or as little as you like.

Is there wheelchair access at the Barn?

Yes, the community Barn has wheelchair access.

If I book a place and I am unable to attend, am I eligible for a refund?

Full refunds will be given if notice of cancellation is provided more than 7 days prior to the talk. Any cancellations within 7 days of the talk will receive a 50% refund.

I am really interested in attending this talk but cannot make this date. Will there be any more?

Yes, talks are run regularly. If you are interested in attending a talk please email info@mindandmotionphysiotherapy.co.uk to register your interest.

Could we arrange for you to deliver this talk to a specific group of people?

Yes, we have delivered a variety of talks to healthcare professionals and the public. If you would like further information please email info@mindandmotionphysiotherapy.co.uk

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Mind and Motion Physiotherapy

Mind and Motion Physiotherapy in run by Sarah Spice, a musculoskeletal and pelvic health physiotherapist based in Gillingham, Kent. Sarah is very passionate about pelvic health and overall physical and emotional wellbeing. She provides various talks to the public and healthcare professionals on pelvic health related matters.