

Male Pelvic Pain… How Do I Relax My Pelvic Floor?
We have written in previous blogs about chronic pelvic pain in Men. There is gradually more understanding that pelvic floor muscle tension is often part
Caroline Bender has now returned from Long Service Leave – Caroline is contactable via the contact form and is available for consultations at Dromana and Safety Beach.
Usanee Heron and Kat Walker are available for consultations. Rebecca Bruce will be on parental leave from the end of April.
We have written in previous blogs about chronic pelvic pain in Men. There is gradually more understanding that pelvic floor muscle tension is often part
We meet many women who have recently had a baby who admit to feeling daunted by the idea of return to sexual activity. This can
When is the right time to return to exercise after a baby? Whether you get straight back into it or take a bit of time, both answers are correct.
Setting the Scene So you’ve done the 9 months, you’ve done delivery and your beautiful baby has arrived into the world. Congratulations! But now for
Abdominal separation is known by many different names: Diastasis Of Rectus Abdominis Muscle. DRAM (short for Diastasis of Rectus Abdominal Muscle) DRA (Diastasis of Rectus
WHAT IS TENS TENS is a small, battery operated device which has been used for many years for pain management. Some women may familiar with
At Peninsula Pelvic Floor Physiotherapy Frankston, we work as part of a great Allied Health team consisting of Physiotherapists, Exercise Physiology, Myotherapy and Remedial Massage,
At Peninsula Pelvic Floor Physiotherapy we pride ourselves on helping our clients with a range of problems that can at times be difficult to talk
I started Peninsula Pelvic Floor Physiotherapy, a dedicated Pelvic Health Physiotherapy practice in 2010 having arrived in Victoria from Western Australia. It was one of
Rebecca Bruce is an experienced Pelvic Health Physio. She moved to the Mornington Peninsula earlier this year. We are thrilled that she has joined the
Frankston (TSIC)
Dromana (Pinnacle)
You may contact Caroline Bender to make an appointment or contact either location to make an appointment with one of our practictioners.
Peninsula Pelvic Floor Physiotherapy offers help for a wide range of problems relating to pelvic floor muscle dysfunction. The service also offers help to Women during pregnancy and after the delivery of the baby. Whether you are male or female, young or older, everyone has pelvic floor muscles. It is worth noting that you may not KNOW that your muscles are part of the problem. So, if you have a problem in the pelvic region of the body, this site is for you.
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Peninsula Pelvic Floor Physiotherapy
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Ph: 03 9783 9990