Pelvic Health Physiotherapy

At Westminster Women’s Clinic, we offer specialised gynaecological physiotherapy and obstetric physiotherapy services, led by experienced clinicians who focus on individualised care.

Whether you are seeking help with pelvic floor muscles or in need of tailored physiotherapy treatments, we ensure you have access to accurate information and expert support.

Our specialist Pelvic Health Physiotherapists, Clare Bourne and Tracey Matthews, can support you, regardless of your stage of life. If you are struggling with any of the below, they are here to help:

• Unsure how to do pelvic floor exercises
• Experiencing incontinence of your bladder or bowel problems
• Pelvic pain during pregnancy
• Diastasis rectus abdominis or abdominal muscle separation
• Pelvic organ prolapse
• Bladder symptoms, including needing to go urgently or frequently
• Issues with appearance or feel of your caesarean section scar
• Pain with intercourse, including vaginismus and vulvodynia
• Pelvic pain, including endometriosis and adenomyosis

Introducing Lymphatouch

We’re proud to offer Lymphatouch therapy – an advanced treatment that uses negative pressure and mechanical vibration to support lymphatic flow, reduce swelling, and promote tissue healing.

This gentle, non-invasive technology can be especially helpful after surgery, injury, or during postnatal recovery. Your physiotherapist will advise if Lymphatouch is suitable as part of your personalised care plan.

Why Pelvic Health Matters

Many women delay seeking support for pelvic floor concerns, yet early intervention can make a lasting difference.

Our Pelvic Health Physiotherapists use evidence-based rehabilitation programmes and gentle manual therapy techniques tailored to your needs.

Whether you are managing postnatal recovery or chronic pain, we provide trusted women’s health physiotherapy that supports your recovery, confidence, and quality of life. Access to the right clinical care can empower your journey at every stage.

Book a Consultation at Westminster Women’s Clinic

Pelvic health is relevant to all and so we are delighted to offer a whole range of appointment types to ensure you receive the best care. Every patient is unique, and our physiotherapists are committed to delivering high-quality physiotherapy treatments tailored to support your overall wellbeing.

Initial appointments for pelvic physiotherapy for women are usually 60 minutes in length, with 30 minute follow-up appointments as advised by your physiotherapist. Longer appointments are also available on request.