Amanda Lee is a Women’s Health and Musculoskeletal Physiotherapist and Pilates instructor who has been working at my physiotherapy practice and pelvic floor exercise studio, Studio194, since August 2015. She was asked to write an article on Men’s Health for a popular men’s magazine Men’s Muscle and Health and she did a fabulous job and […]
Pelvic Floor Health for Men – Magazine Article written by Amanda Lee Read More »
How lucky am I to be able to celebrate Mother’s Day with my Mum who at nearly 91, still drives herself to the function, is independent and engaging and has a better memory than all of us combined! May all those qualities be embedded deep in my gene pool and be ever present when I
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It’s hard to believe but yes our beautiful grandson Beau is 12 months old. Born on his great grandmother’s birthday (Bob’s mum who sadly passed away on 1st February, 2016), he has changed our lives in so many ways. His laughter, wobbly walks and Mr Serious faces have bewitched his whole extended family and of course
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e My beautiful Grandson Beau copycatting his gorgeous Mum who also loves yoga When I realized my dream of setting up a pelvic floor safe exercise studio, I definitely wanted to offer yoga in the range of classes available. Over the past 25 years of seeing patients with pelvic floor dysfunction, some of them have presented with
Fights for the vote (still in 2016) Equal pay for equal work Marches for the cause Ideological despite oppression Nurturing while strong Integrity always despite unfairness Social rights for women Tenacious in the struggle Dictionary Definition: Feminism is a range of political movements, ideologies and social movements that share a common goal: to define, establish,
My Poem for International Women’s Day: What is a FEMINIST? Read More »
When your health deserts you, you sort of some days feel a little bit like this picture. So often we take our health for granted until it is no longer perfect – and then we look back longingly at our old fit, healthy life. If you are youngish and get a diagnosis of one the
Bladders and Multiple Sclerosis Read More »
As you know if you are reading this- I write a blog. Often times when I tell patients I write a blog and encourage them to FOLLOW it they look terrified and say “I don’t do blogs!” The reason I encourage patients to follow my blog is to encourage and get them to aspire to long term
As I was sitting digesting the news that the latest political insult involved using the ?very clever analogy that if you were a Government backbencher and didn’t support raising the GST to 15% then you were a political bedwetter. Now I have my views on either raising the GST rate or especially introducing it onto health which has been also been mooted (the
Will you please stop using the term ‘political bedwetters’! Read More »
Nothing like wishing everyone a Happy New Year on January 8th…already this year is zipping away! But I have a couple of wishes for 2016. Firstly good health is everything – you can’t really wish for anything more! Only when faced with a major health issue do you truly understand this. Last year saw many
Happy New Year 15/16 Read More »
I thought in the spirit of having two children in South America at the moment I would get my Spanish dictionary out and give my blog an international flavor. I’m on the plane flying home from the 24th Continence Foundation of Australia National Conference with my new conference buddy, Jane Cannan, who is one of my
Despedida and muchas gracias Barry! (Farewell and thankyou) Read More »