Healthy Pelvis.
Happy Life.
Individualised and Inclusive Pelvic Care
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At The Healthy Pelvis, we provide pelvic health solutions that empower you to live life to the fullest. Led by Sarah Kenagy, our dedicated Pelvic Health Physiotherapist, we offer personalised and inclusive pelvic health care, to help you live a life without limitations.
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Bladder leakage occurring with activity (running, jumping, coughing and sneezing) is called Stress Urinary Incontinence and is associated with an increase in pressure in your stomach.......
A sudden and urgent need to empty your bowels can be distressing if you are out, don’t know where a toilet is located or the toilet isn’t nearby.......
Pelvic pain is a term used to describe any pain or pains in or around the pelvis. Pain may have been present a few weeks, months or several years...
Laxity in the front or back wall of the vagina or a descending cervix (and uterus) can develop into a pelvic organ prolapse.....
Every person has the right to express their gender and sexuality as they choose, understanding that both gender and sexuality may be fluid and change at any time.....
Pregnancy and delivery can have an impact on your pelvic health including issues with your bladder, bowel and pelvic floor muscle function....
The journey through prostate cancer diagnosis and surgery can be quite fast and overwhelming. The two main side effects of a prostatectomy include urinary incontinence and erectile dysfunction.....
A Pessary is a support device that can help reduce your symptoms of vaginal prolapse by supporting your vaginal walls. There are many different shapes and sizes of pessaries.....
Pelvic Health Physiotherapy
Pelvic health physiotherapy is a specialised area of physiotherapy that addresses pelvic dysfunction. This can include issues with your bladder, bowel reproductive organs and/or genitals and topics relating to pain in and around these areas.
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At your appointment, you'll be asked about any pelvic concerns and your consultation may involve an assessment of your pelvic floor function. Your pelvic floor muscles are at the base of your pelvis and provide active support to your pelvic, spinal and hip joints. Pelvic floor muscles also support your pelvic organs, help prevent bladder and bowel leakage and help you empty your bladder and bowel efficiently. The pelvic floor muscles are also involved in your sexual function.
You may be referred by a specialist doctor or a general practitioner, or you can self-refer to see a pelvic health physiotherapist.
Private health funds that cover physiotherapy services can provide rebates for appointments. Medicare rebates can provide partial payment of your consultation if you have been given a Chronic Disease Care Plan (CDCP) by your GP.
About
Introducing Sarah Kenagy
Sarah, our pelvic health physiotherapist, has completed Master's level training to be qualified to work in this area.
At the heart of our practice is a commitment to providing inclusive, evidence-based, high-quality pelvic healthcare that allows individuals to make informed decisions about their health. Sarah is passionate about advancing wellness through personalised and compassionate care. She takes a trauma-informed approach and is sensitive to individual needs.
