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KARE physiotherapy has 30 years experience and specializes in providing pelvic physiotherapy for all genders in Kelowna BC.

Corinne Wade at KARE physiotherapy provides high quality pelvic floor rehabilitation and treatment to men and women with pelvic floor pain or dysfunction. She is passionate about Women's health and has a keen interest in helping women and female athletes strengthen their core and pelvic floor muscles postpartum. Corinne is a graduate of University of British Columbia's School of Rehab Sciences and has specialized in pelvic health for over 25 years. Corinne has worked as a physiotherapist in a myriad of health care settings in both the United States and in Canada. She has taken numerous postgraduate courses focusing on women’s and men's health, pelvic floor dysfunction and orthopedic manual therapy. Corinne frequently lectures on many topics including male and female incontinence, core strengthening, injuries related to pregnancy and male/female sexual dysfunction. She is a registered physiotherapist and is a member of the Canadian Continence Foundation, the International Pelvic Pain Society and the Canadian Society of Intestinal Research.

11/04/2025

November is the month to create awareness about Men's Health…...especially awareness about men's mental health, Prostate Cancer, Testicular Cancer and su***de risk.

On a daily basis in my physio clinic I witness men who are struggling physically and emotionally.

They may have chronic pelvic pain, erectile health problems, urinary incontinence and other symptoms that may be very embarrassing or difficult to openly discuss.

During MOVEMBER let's remember that there are many barriers to men receiving the treatment they need.

If you are a man struggling with pelvic health issues then please know you are NOT alone.

Reach out to your doctor or to a pelvic physiotherapist who is trained in treating men if you are noticing changes in your pelvic health.

09/10/2025

Can we please STOP telling women they're not allowed to run with pelvic organ prolapse?

16 years ago running is what kept me sane as a single Mom. One year postpartum I signed up for the Big Sur marathon because I needed a destination marathon to help me manage my feelings of stress and overwhelm.

This is something I hear from many of my postpartum patients too!

My marriage fell apart when my son was an infant. I was juggling caring for a new baby, a toddler, running my physio business and I had stage 4 organ prolapse with both urinary and f***l incontinence. Yikes!

For me, running was the only time that I felt a sense of control over my body and a sense of blissful freedom.

I share this story because many women are told not to run if they have organ prolapse or if they have urinary or f***l incontinence.

I'm not saying all women with prolapse should be running.....but I am saying that every person with prolapse or with incontinence is unique.

Each person has their own recovery experience and helping that person navigate the experience both physically AND emotionally is paramount.

Recovering from postpartum injuries is definitely NOT just about the pelvic floor muscles....it's about recovering emotionally, mentally and physically.

If are struggling with pelvic symptoms related pregnancy or postpartum, pelvic physiotherapy
pelvic physiotherapy can help.

09/02/2025

Happy first day of September! 🙌🙌

Ready to kickstart your fitness and core strength goals?

If you have recently had had pelvic surgery, have recently had a baby or are frustrated by leaking urine as you exercise then pelvic physiotherapy can help.

DM me or check out our website at www.karephysio.com to find out more about how pelvic physio can help with achieving your fitness goals.

08/12/2025

Corinne Wade (clinic owner )
Katie Hauck ()
Skylar Bown ()

We all have specialized pelvic health physiotherapy training and we are all passionate about helping our patients achieve their goals.

With 30 years experience in pelvic physiotherapy, we are the only Physio clinic in the Okanagan that exclusively focuses on Pelvic Health.

If you have been procrastinating about booking an appointment, now is the time to take care of yourself!

Many of our patients become more physically active in the summer and realize their symptoms such as incontinence, organ prolapse or pelvic pain are limiting them from doing the activities they love.

DM or use link in bio to book online.

No physician referral required.

Address

1682 Willow Crescent
Kelowna, BC
V1Y4K3

Telephone

+12507177701

Website

http://www.karephysio.com/

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Corinne Wade is the proud owner of KARE physiotherapy which is the ONLY physio clinic in the Okanagan purely dedicated to pelvic floor health. She strives to provide high quality pelvic floor rehabilitation and treatment to men and women with pelvic floor pain or dysfunction.

She is passionate about Women's health and Men’s health. She has a keen interest in helping women safely strengthen their core and pelvic floor muscles postpartum. She works with many athletes to return them to high function after pregnancy. Corinne is a graduate of University of British Columbia's School of Rehab Sciences in and has worked as a physiotherapist in a myriad of health care settings in both the United States and in Canada. She has specialized in pelvic floor physiotherapy for over 25 years and has taken numerous postgraduate courses focusing on women’s health, sexual health, pelvic floor dysfunction and orthopedic manual therapy. Corinne frequently lectures on many topics including male and female incontinence, pelvic pain, pelvic organ prolapse, injuries related to pregnancy and male/female sexual dysfunction. She is a registered physiotherapist in BC, Canada and is a member of the Canadian Continence Foundation, the International Pelvic Pain Society and the Canadian Society of Intestinal Research.