Tate Physiotherapy

28/03/2026

27/03/2026

26/03/2026

there are so many physiological changes during pregnancy and these don't just immediately fix themselves once baby is out.
It take smooth for our hormones to normalise.
in the meantime you need to make sure that your body doesn't learn bad techniques by compensating.
You need to teach your body how to work in the correct sequence that will keep the pelvis stable while you are moving.

This is one reason why you can't rely solely on a belly binder for stability.
need help? get in contact with a pelvic health physio

23/01/2026

What to expect from a postpartum Physiotherapy session. It seems daunting, but we uncover and help with taboo subjects that affect your quality of life after having a baby.

23/01/2026

23/01/2026

Join us for a lovely morning filled with valuable pregnancy information.

25/10/2025

What a fantastic collaboration with
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A lovely morning fun walk for Breast Cancer Awareness

04/08/2024

Breastfeeding comes with so many challenges and changes, but the rewards are just incredible.

07/02/2024

Being pregnant is certainly not a reason not to exercise. If anything it is a reason to exercise.
If you are unsure contact a pelvic and woman's health physio to guide you.

06/02/2024