Amy Yates
Group Director, Men & Women's Health, Pilates
Pilates and classes
Women's health physiotherapy
Men's health physiotherapy
Pelvic floor physiotherapy
Pelvic floor issues are common and treatable, whether you're experiencing leaking, pressure, pain, or simply want to understand your body better, our team are here to help, with the kind of care that takes what you're going through seriously.
Conditions
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Urinary incontinence
Leaking urine due to pelvic floor weakness or overactivity.
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Pelvic pain
Chronic or acute pain in the pelvic region.
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Bowel dysfunction
Constipation and faecal urgency linked to pelvic floor issues.
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Prolapse
Pelvic organ prolapse causing heaviness and discomfort.
A space where you can speak openly, and feel properly heard.
Pelvic floor problems can feel difficult to talk about, and many women carry them quietly for longer than they need to. Leaking when you laugh, cough, or run, the persistent urge to go to the toilet, pain during intercourse, the sense that something isn't quite right but not knowing where to start. These are the things our women's health physiotherapists hear every day, and exactly what pelvic floor physiotherapy is designed to address.
Pelvic floor issues can stem from many things, childbirth, the hormonal changes of perimenopause and menopause, conditions like endometriosis and adenomyosis, or simply strain that has built up quietly over time. And dysfunction doesn't always mean weakness.Tension and tightness in the pelvic floor can be just as significant, causing pain during intercourse, pelvic pain, and discomfort in everyday movement. For women preparing for birth or recovering postnatally, it's one of the most valuable things you can do, both for how you recover and for how you feel in the months that follow.
Our clinicians use a combination of internal and external assessment, targeted exercises, manual therapy, and guidance on the lifestyle factors that affect pelvic floor health. Every plan is shaped around what you specifically need, and you'll leave each appointment with a clear sense of what's going on and what comes next.
Take control of your pelvic health
Our specialist Women's Health physiotherapists are here to listen and support you across all our clinics, that's across London, as well as Lindfield and Poole. Book online through our self-pay options or insurance, or call us to discuss your needs and find the most convenient appointment for you.
- Book online Book your appointment through insurance or self pay in minutes.
- Find a physiotherapist Each clinician is chosen for their expertise, their specialism, and the difference they make.
- Find your closest clinic With 16 clinics across London, Poole and Lindfield, you're never far from one of our teams.
Meet our Physiotherapists
Every physiotherapist has been chosen for their expertise and ability to make a difference.
Stephanie Ly
Manual Physio, Pilates Physio, Rehab Physio, Women's Health Physio
Physiotherapy
Women's health physiotherapy
Shockwave therapy (ESWT & FSWT)
Veronica Itinger
Performance Physio, Pilates Physio, Rehab Physio, Running Specialist, Women's Health Physio
Physiotherapy
Women's health physiotherapy
Shockwave therapy (ESWT & FSWT)
Karina Murphy
Consultant Rehab Physiotherapist, Men's Health Physio, Pilates Physio, Women's Health Physio
Physiotherapy
Women's health physiotherapy
Pilates and classes
Fran Merlo
Women's and Men's Health Physio, Rehab Physio, Service Lead
Women's health physiotherapy
Men's health physiotherapy
Clara Judit
Women's Health Physio, Pilates Physio, TMJ Specialist
Women's health physiotherapy
Jaw pain (TMJ) physiotherapy
Pilates and classes
Maria Viner
Manual Physio, Pilates Physio, Women's Health Physio
Physiotherapy
Women's health physiotherapy
Pilates and classes
Ailsa Lant
Manual Physio, Women's Health Physio
Physiotherapy
Women's health physiotherapy
Rosie Griffioen
Clinic Director, Manual Physio, Women's Health Physio, Pilates Physio
Physiotherapy
Women's health physiotherapy
Pilates and classes
Kayleigh Robinson
Clinic Director, Consultant Physio, Women's Health Physio
Physiotherapy
Women's health physiotherapy
Becky Withycombe
Consultant Hand Therapist, Service Lead, Women's Health Physio
Women's health physiotherapy
Hand & wrist physiotherapy
Larissa Christian
Consultant Physiotherapist, Consultant Women's Health Physio
Physiotherapy
Women's health physiotherapy
Shockwave therapy (ESWT & FSWT)
Geetanjali Karia
Clinic Director, Men & Women's Health, Pilates Physio, Manual Physio
Physiotherapy
Women's health physiotherapy
Pilates and classes
Lucy Burrows
Consultant Men's Health Physio, Consultant Women's Health Physio
Physiotherapy
Women's health physiotherapy
Men's health physiotherapy
Jenny Constable
Consultant Men's Health Physio, Consultant Women's Health Physio
Women's health physiotherapy
Men's health physiotherapy
Pricing
Clear pricing across all our services, with easy booking through insurance or self-pay.
Women's health initial assessment | 1-hour
£165
Postnatal body check | 1-hour
£165
* Note: Prices may vary when booking depending on availability of Physiotherapist or Senior Physiotherapist.
Women's health initial assessment | 1-hour
£100
Postnatal body check | 1-hour
£100
* Note: Prices may vary when booking depending on availability of Physiotherapist or Senior Physiotherapist.
FAQs
Pelvic floor physiotherapy helps with a range of conditions including urinary urgency and frequency, pelvic pain, pain during intercourse, pregnancy and postnatal recovery, perimenopause and menopause. It can also be valuable for women managing conditions like endometriosis and adenomyosis, where a stronger, more balanced pelvic floor can help reduce pain and improve day-to-day comfort.
Many patients notice improvement within 6-8 weeks of a dedicated pelvic floor exercise programme. Results depend on the severity of the condition and consistency with the prescribed exercises.
At your first appointment, your clinician will take time to understand your history, your symptoms, and what you'd like to feel differently. Depending on what's brought you in, this may include an internal examination, though that's always explained clearly, carried out with care, and entirely your choice. It’s a thorough assessment, and you'll leave with a clear picture of what's going on and a clear plan that's shaped around you.
Leaking after childbirth is very common, but it's not something you have to simply accept. Pelvic floor physiotherapy can make a big difference, and the sooner you come in, the sooner things can improve. It's never too late to seek help, whether you gave birth six weeks ago or ten years ago.
Endometriosis and adenomyosis can cause significant pelvic pain, and the pelvic floor often responds to that pain by tightening and guarding, which can make symptoms worse over time. Pelvic floor physiotherapy works to release that tension, strengthen the surrounding muscles, and improve the way the pelvis moves and functions. It won't treat endometriosis itself, but it can make a real difference to how you experience it day to day.
It depends on what's brought you in and how your body responds. Some women notice a significant difference within a few sessions while others benefit from a longer course of treatment, particularly where there's been a long-standing issue or a more complex picture. Your clinician will give you a realistic sense of what to expect after your first assessment, and will review your progress with you throughout.
Not at all! Pelvic floor issues affect women at any stage of life, regardless of whether they've had children. We see women in their twenties through to their seventies and eighties, and the reasons they come to us are as varied as the women themselves. If something doesn't feel right, it's worth coming in.
No. You can book directly through the Six Physio website without a GP referral.
Yes. We work with most major private medical insurers and you can book directly through your insurer on our website.
Locations
12 clinics offering Pelvic floor physiotherapy
Six Physio Borough
- 50 Southwark Street, London SE1 1UN
- 020 8629 1629
- Closed today
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Six Physio Chelsea
- 5 Jubilee Place, London SW3 3TD, UK
- 020 7036 0280
- Open Closes 2pm
Services available
Six Physio Finchley Road
- The Lexington, 767 Finchley Road, London NW11 8DN, UK
- 020 3141 7474
- Open Closes 2pm
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Six Physio Fitzrovia
- 19 Foley Street, London W1W 6DW, UK
- 020 7636 6353
- Closed today
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Six Physio Kensington
- 15 Young Street, London W8 5EH, UK
- 020 7937 8877
- Open Closes 2pm
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Six Physio Lindfield
- 39 High Street, Lindfield, West Sussex RH16 2HJ, UK
- 01444 587587
- Open Closes 2pm
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Six Physio Mansion House
- 30 Cannon Street, London, UK
- 020 3848 7070
- Closed today
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Six Physio Monument
- 24 Martin Lane, London EC4R 0DR, UK
- 020 3206 1082
- Closed today
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Six Physio Parsons Green
- 699 Fulham Road, London SW6 5UJ, UK
- 020 7371 7666
- Open Closes 2pm
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Six Physio Putney
- 254 Upper Richmond Rd, London SW15 6TQ, UK
- 020 8788 7804
- Closed
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Six Physio St James's
- 27 Queen Anne's Gate, London SW1H 9BU, UK
- 020 3833 0757
- Closed today
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Six Physio Wimbledon
- 57 Church Road, London SW19 5DQ, UK
- 020 8163 3781
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