FREE ONLINE WORKSHOP
ON PELVIC FLOOR CHANGES,
DURING PREGNANCY & POSTPARTUM
Do you have
prenatal or postnatal bowel
bladder leakage?
Pelvis, tailbone, hip,
low back pain or sciatica?
Abdominal
muscle separation?
Discover how to regain control of your pelvic floor and
core muscles and get back to doing the things you love!
What: A Live Online Workshop
Where: On a Secured Zoom Webinar
When: April 24, 2024 12:00 pm EST
Price: FREE!
Our pelvic floor physiotherapists have helped thousands of women overcome a wide variety of issues, all through assessment and treatment of the pelvic floor!
We’ll talk about conditions related to pelvic floor dysfunction, incontinence and pelvic pain and give you practical advice and self care tips to help you get back to normal.
You’ll learn about why pelvic floor physiotherapy is a safe and effective solution to your problem, plus so much more, including …
- Top prenatal and postnatal issues treated with physio
- 3 most common causes of pain and incontinence
- Debunking myths about the body during pregnancy
- The difference in physiotherapy post vaginal delivery vs C-section
- How to get back to exercise and daily activity postpartum
- And a LIVE Q&A to get answers to your questions!
Meet Your Pelvic Floor Physiotherapy Experts
Your physiotherapists will help you understand the pelvic floor better after this online workshop and know what the next steps are for you!
Lauren Kanko
Registered Physiotherapist
Do you or someone you know experience…
- Pelvic, hip, or low back pain with sleeping, walking, or prolonged standing
- More frequent urination or straining on the toilet
- Leaking with sneezing, coughing, laughing, or exercising
- A feeling of heaviness or pressure within the pelvis
- Abdominal separation
- Difficulty with postnatal exercise
Start Feeling Better After This Free Online Workshop on Pelvic Floor Physiotherapy
We’ll be helping attendees remotely on video at this workshop.
Our pelvic health physiotherapists will be
taking your questions live and recommending helpful tips
along the way. So be prepared with your questions!
Seats are limited to the first 100 attendees so we can spend more time with each of you and answer your most pressing questions.
So, if you’d like to attend, we encourage you to reserve your spot now.