Comprehensive care for women through every stage of life: pregnancy and beyond

Women’s Health Physiotherapy is a specialised area focusing on the assessment and treatment of conditions affecting the pelvis and pelvic floor, as well as how hormonal changes impact the body’s joints and soft tissue.

From incontinence and prolapse to pelvic pain and abdominal separation, strong evidence shows that physiotherapy can significantly improve – and often fully resolve – these symptoms.

Whether you’re dealing with musculoskeletal issues related to pregnancy or the postnatal period, or you have concerns about your pelvic floor, physiotherapy offers effective solutions to support your recovery and long-term well-being.

A woman’s body undergoes remarkable changes throughout her life – during pregnancy, childbirth, the postnatal period, and menopause. At ESIC, we are dedicated to empowering women with the knowledge, skills, and confidence to feel strong, healthy, and capable in their evolving bodies.

We believe every woman is unique, and our approach reflects that. Our care is entirely client-centered, tailored to your individual needs, goals, and functional requirements to ensure the best possible outcomes at every stage of your journey.

Concerns and treatments we help women with most often

Why would I need a physio when I’m pregnant? What can they possibly do? For more on this.

These are common, valid questions for expectant mothers. As your body changes to accommodate your growing baby, it’s undergoing a massive physical transformation. Weight gain and hormonal shifts significantly alter your posture and movement. Every woman handles these biomechanical changes differently, but the process can often lead to pain and discomfort.

Our mission is to prepare, restore, and empower women on their journey – transforming lives through expert physiotherapy and wellness care. We aim to equip every woman with the knowledge, confidence, and inspiration to thrive at every stage.

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