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The Biopsychosocial Management of Prolapse: What is it and Why is it Important?

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Continence Awareness Week for 2024 has just finished and I thought it important to re-post this blog on The Biopsychosocial Management of Prolapse. Every week we see lots of women who have been recently told that they have prolapse and they are very distressed with this diagnosis. This blog outlines the importance of addressing these […]

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Pelvic pain and anxiety: Is there a link?

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What I related to with my patients and their pain issues, or their OAB issues or their FI issue is- the belief that they cannot move forward until their thoughts and emotions are in order. They tend to feel stuck until their minds are under control. With unruly, overprotective minds, patients can spend a lifetime waiting until they feel they are ready to act.

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‘Optimising Surgical Outcomes’. The Physiotherapy Perspective.

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Gynaecological repair surgery is expensive when considering the cost of the operation, time off work and any health professional appointments before and after the operation. There are financial, physical and mental health costs to the patient if the surgery fails. Routine pre, peri and post operative physiotherapy helps to achieve the best outcome for the patient through a personalised medicine approach.

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Active Womens Health Physiotherapy

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The legacy for my patients, my staff and for me will be able to continue and John, Nicole and Luke Fitzgerald want Active Women\’s Health to continue to be a safe zone for patients with pelvic health issues to seek refuge and help, knowing that the physiotherapists treating them will be empathetic listeners, providing the highest level of individualised assessment, trauma informed care and evidence-based treatments and using their best critical thinking at all times.

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Celebration – Announcing Sue Croft Physiotherapy has been acquired by Active Women’s Health Physiotherapy, to strengthen pelvic health and wellbeing services for our community

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I’m excited to let you all know that my practice has been acquired by Active Rehabilitation Physiotherapy, led by John and Nicole Fitzgerald, to create a new pelvic health hub of excellence we’re calling Active Women’s Health Physiotherapy. It’s been a great privilege to be able to provide ongoing physiotherapy care to my patients and

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Birth Trauma: A courageous woman speaks up

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‘Birth Trauma’ Original Artwork by Arabella Walker (emerging indigenous artist, Yuggera Country)  One of my patients has given permission for me to post her submission to the NSW Birth Trauma Inquiry which happened last year. It takes a certain amount of courage to reveal the extent of the birth injury that one has and the

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International Women’s Day 2024: Inspire Inclusion

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Getting more women involved in positions of power….everywhere, but especially around the negotiating tables of world conflicts. I tell you there\’s nothing like growing a baby inside your body and then delivering it through some means to the outside world to make you cherish and value life – every life regardless of their religion, race or gender.

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