Helen Keeble Pelvic Health Physiotherapist

PELVIC HEALTH PHYSIOTHERAPIST

Feel empowered and confident again with a strong and healthy pelvic floor.

FREE VIDEO CLASS

The 3-Minute Exercises You Need To Do Daily For a Healthy and Strong Pelvic Floor

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Are you an active female but your pelvic floor lets you down? If so you are not alone. 

During exercise

  • up to 85% experience bladder leaks,

  • up to 80% experience bowel leaks,

  • up to 52% experience prolapse symptoms

    and not forgetting all of those that experience pain and/or tension. 

All pelvic health problems can be improved no matter how new or old the problem is and not being able to partake in exercise due to a pelvic health reason can end right now. 

Feel Confident

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Strong & Healthy Pelvic Floor

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The Functional Female Pelvic Floor
On-Demand Webinars

Imagine feeling confident in your body no matter your age and be able to exercise the way you want without being held back by your pelvic floor.

About Helen

Helen is a chartered pelvic health physiotherapist, helping women with pelvic health problems (eg leaking, prolapse, pain, tension, diastasis) to get back moving freely and confidently again.

She is also collaborating with and teaching healthcare and fitness professionals how to better support their female clients and patients.

Chartered Physiotherapist Helen Keeble
CORU Ceritfied Helen Keeble Pelvic Health Physiotherapist
POGP Pelvic Physiotherapy Certified Helen Keeble

Become the go-to fitness or health professional by learning how to easily and truly support your female clients taking into account their pelvic health and much more.

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Upcoming Live & Interactive Webinars

“Great course – really helpful to show progression for managing return to activity/exercise/sport for this population. Filled a gap really – other courses teach the basic pelvic floor exercise information but not how to progress people past that whilst managing their symptoms to enable them to return to more high impact sport or activity”