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Physio Collective

Locality: Port Macquarie, New South Wales

Phone: +61 488 231 678

Address: 7/120 Gordon Street 2444 Port Macquarie, NSW, Australia

Website: http://www.physiopilatescollective.com

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23.01.2022 HAPPY NEW YEAR! We are super excited for 2021! We have some super exciting stuff happening and we cannot wait to share it all with you! ... Wishing you all the health & happiness Grayce

23.01.2022 To book online go to www.smartpilates.net.au

22.01.2022 As we are in full swing of the silly season , its important to take steps to ensure you are looking after yourself Factor in some 'me time' - read a book, listen to a podcast, go for a coffee, catch up with a friend. Plan to do something that will make you smile each day. Make time for exercise, whether it be a gym class or a walk outside - don't give up on it.... Continue to eat healthy, it can be easy to opt for fast food at this time. Stock up on healthy snacks and make them easily accessible. Stay hydrated - drink plenty of H2O. Share the chores and workload at home with your family or partner. Ensure you have a calendar handy with deadlines, events and festivities so you and your family know whats happening. Ask for help if needed, this time can be very stressful for everyone so make sure you surround yourself with supportive people. See more

21.01.2022 Merry Christmas & Happy New Year! - wishing you all the health and happiness for 2021

21.01.2022 I’ve been MIA lately - and this is why! On the weekend, I married my soul mate, best friend and biggest supporter. Running a business and having a young family is difficult but to add a wedding on top is chaotic (but completely worth it).... I’m slowing down for a while but am hitting 2021 with a bang! Grayce

21.01.2022 Does wearing tampons feel weird and not right? This can be the case for many women - babies or no babies. But it can be more common after childbirth! Here are a few tips if tampons are frustrating you! ... 1 Your pelvic floor muscles can be too weak. During pregnancy and birth your pelvic floor muscles may lengthen and weaken making tampons more difficult to support. 2 Your pelvic floor muscles may be too tense. If your muscles are tense or overactive it may be difficult or painful to insert tampons or feels like it’s being pushed out. 3 It’s time to try a new product! This can be a very stressful and worrying for a women. So make sure you don’t stress yourself out too much. See your Women’s Health Physiotherapist

14.01.2022 ? Vaginismus is vaginal tightness resulting from the involuntary tightening of the pelvic floor muscles, causing discomfort, burning, pain, penetration problems, or even the complete inability to have intercourse. ? Vaginismus is a unique condition in that it may result from a combination of either physical or non-physical causes or it may seem to have no cause at all.... : - Poor Pelvic Floor Musculature recruitment - Certain Medical Conditions - Childbirth Trauma - Pelvic Trauma - Some Medications - Abuse - : - Fears - Anxiety or Stress - Partner issues - No cause. ? - a thorough subjective and objective assessment is imperative to guide an individual management plan for you. - education on your pelvic floor muscles, how to turn them on and more importantly, how to turn them off. - manual therapy (trigger point release, dilator therapy, pressure biofeedback) and a home management program is very effective in overcoming vaginismus. - we may also refer on for psychological advice if needed.

13.01.2022 HAPPY MONDAY Always starting my mornings with a Coffee

13.01.2022 Big Shout out to Dr. Emma Rees

09.01.2022 As a mother, I know all too well how difficult it can be to leave the house with a newborn.... you; - Plan two days in advance - Takes 2hrs to get everything ready and into the car - You pack way more than you should - Your stress levels reach new levels ... - You get halfway to your appointment and realise you forgot something - You arrive at your appointment and you cant give it your complete attention. SO that's where we step in and alleviate all that stress. We now offer @ Home ! So you can relax in your own home, and not have to worry

08.01.2022 Let’s bring it back to the basics and talk about How to Properly Do a Pelvic Floor Contraction! One of my new favorite cues is to think about your vagina sipping up a smoothie - it’s totally whacky but I love it. A pelvic floor contraction is a squeeze AND lift of your muscles, which are located at the base of your pelvis. This is an excellent way to visualise the pulling UP and IN of your pelvic floor muscles to properly perform a contraction. ... Many think they just need to squeeze their butt or thighs together or hold in their tummies, but those actions don’t adequately activate the pelvic floor muscles. Give it a try today!

07.01.2022 YOUR NEW YEAR REMINDER

06.01.2022 SELF CARE IS SO IMPORTANT FOR ALL MOTHERS - REGARDLESS IF YOU'RE A NEW MUM OR A MUM OF 3! SO HERE ARE SOME SUGGESTIONS: 1. Actually eat 3 meals a day 2. Drink lots of H2O... 3. Write out a daily to do list to stay organised and motivated. 4. Call a friend you haven't spoken to in a while 5. Try to add in some physical activity even if it's just a short walk. 6. Do your hair and makeup (even if you're planning on staying at home) 7. Take some 'ME TIME', drop your kids off at their grandparents or get your partner to look after them. 8. Take a nap 9. Finish that episode on Netflix you havent been able to get through. 10. Sign up to do a class that you've always been meaning to try. 11. Grab a coffee by yourself or with a friend. 12. Take 3 deep breaths 13. Buy a new book or magazine to read. 14. Buy some new activewear or clothes. 15. DO SOMETHING FOR YOURSELF! Tag a mumma who needs a reminder!

05.01.2022 As women we like to know we're in good hands when we seek advice, help or a service. So I've put together a list of my trusted Womens Health experts in the Port Macquarie Region (saving you all the research and time). I guarantee that you will feel completely at ease and I KNOW they will look after you!

04.01.2022 I've had a lot of ladies over the last few weeks ask about Menstrual Cups and whether or not they can cause pelvic floor trauma or increase risk of prolapse. A menstrual cup is a type of reusable feminine hygiene product. It’s a small, flexible funnel-shaped cup made of rubber or silicone that you insert into your vagina during menstruation. ... Lately they have become super popular and are now readily available within most grocery stores and pharmacies. There is very little evidence in the literature to suggest that use of a menstrual cup can increase risk of prolapse or pelvic floor trauma - however correct use is paramount! Things to consider when using or thinking about using a menstrual cup: - Correct fit is KEY - if it's the wrong size it can cause vaginal irritation and discomfort. - If the device is unable to stay inside the vaginal canal, please consult your GP or Women's Health Physiotherapist as there may be an underlying concern. - If the insertion or removal of the menstrual cup is painful, please stop use and seek advice, do not push through the pain. - Appropriate cleaning regime is imperative to avoid infections. - If you are using an topical or pessary type cream in the area do not use in conjunction with the menstrual cup as it may affect the silicone material. - To avoid increase chance of prolapse and pelvic floor trauma PLEASE - ! If you have any questions and would like some advice please feel free to privately DM me!

03.01.2022 Book all your Physiotherapy & Pilates Appointments Online! Head to our website www.physiocollective.com.au or the 'Book Now' button on Facebook.

03.01.2022 Your body has created someone truly special and has gone through a lot of changes during that time. For 9 months you have been caring for your special someone and now its time to look after yourself, and give your body the best chance of recovery. .... We will conduct a thorough history relating to your previous pregnancies, current pregnancy and any complications that have occurred. - We will then assess FOUR key areas: 1. Pelvic Girdle Stability 2. Rectus Diastasis/C-section Scar Assessment 3. Prolapse Assessment 4. Pelvic Floor Strength : 1. Specific Pelvic Floor Rehabilitation Program 2. Specialised Core Program 3. Lifestyle Management Strategies to get the best outcome postnatally. 4. Return to Exercise Guidance.

03.01.2022 I think this quote sums up 2020 pretty damn well! As 2020 comes to an end with relief, its taught us all some very important lessons; the importance of health how much we need & rely on our family & friends not taking for granted the small stuff (shopping, being outside and being able to socialise).... we all have the ability to grow and adapt. Take the time out before 2020 is over to truly reflect on the year that has been, and set some awesome goals for 2021!