Pelvic health
Common, treatable and rarely talked about. A pelvic physiotherapist works on the muscles nobody shows you, in a quiet room, at your pace.
- Intake
- 45 min, €78
- Follow-up
- 30 min, €52
- Insurance
- Most insurers pay
What it helps with
- Leaking when you laugh, run or lift
- Pelvic and lower back pain in pregnancy
- Recovery in the year after birth
- Pain during sex
- Bladder and bowel problems after surgery
Is this for me?
If something has changed down there and it bothers you, yes. Nothing is too small or too awkward to ask. You choose whether there is an internal examination; many treatments don’t need one.
What happens in a session
We talk first
Everything is explained before anything happens, and you can stop at any point.
We examine, if you agree
From the outside, and only internally if it helps and you say yes.
You learn the muscles
How to find, relax and train them, with exercises that fit your day.
What it costs
| Treatment | Intake | Follow-up | Six follow-ups | Insurance |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Pelvic health | €78 for 45 min | €52 for 30 min | €286 for 6 × 30 min | Most insurers pay |
Most insurers pay for this treatment. We check your policy with you at the intake.
Who gives pelvic health
Sanne de Wit
Pelvic physiotherapist
- Pelvic health
- Physiotherapy
Pregnancy and after · Pelvic pain · Continence
Harbour Street
Questions about pelvic health
Is there always an internal examination?
No. It is your choice, and many treatments work without one.
Can I come while I’m pregnant?
Yes, at any stage. Bring your pregnancy notes if you have them.
Do you treat men?
Yes, for pelvic pain and after prostate surgery.
Can I bring my baby?
Yes. The room at Harbour Street has space for a buggy.
Does my insurer pay?
Most supplementary policies pay for pelvic physiotherapy. We check yours at the intake.
Book a pelvic health intake
45 minutes, €78. No referral needed.
