Pelvic Health Physiotherapy
An area of physiotherapy focused on assessing and treating the muscles, joints, connective tissues, and nerves of the pelvic region — including the pelvic floor, lower abdomen, lumbar spine, and hips.

Pelvic physiotherapists are licensed physiotherapists who have post-graduate training in pelvic anatomy, internal examination, and treatment techniques specific to this region.

Physiotherapy
Treatment focuses on restoring function, improving physical performance, independence, and overall mobility.

Assessing the neuromuscular, musculoskeletal, and cardiorespiratory systems. Evaluating strength, range of motion, coordination, posture, breathing, etc.

Diagnosing disorders associated with physical dysfunction, injury or pain. (Not medical diagnosis in all cases, but diagnosis of physical impairments/disorders as they relate to physical function)

Delivering treatments to help with physical dysfunction, injury, or pain. Also, to rehabilitate, maintain, develop, or augment physical function; and to prevent or relieve pain or dysfunction.

Osteopathy
A gentle, hands-on approach that helps restore balance and movement in the body’s muscles, joints, nerves, and organs. Osteopathy addresses tension, pain, posture, or strain patterns throughout the body — helping the body self-regulate and heal naturally.

Osteopathy assesses and addresses the body’s systems:
• Craniosacral
• Fluidic (venous and lymphatic)
• Nervous
• Biomechanical (alignment)
• Facial
• Pressure

Ideal for those with chronic pain, restricted movement, postural imbalance, digestive or pelvic tension, or general body discomfort.