We’re proud to introduce Women’s Health Cheshire, a new part of Invicta Health and Performance dedicated to women’s health and pelvic health physiotherapy. It’s based with us at Station House in Sandbach, right beside the train station, and has a website of its own at womenshealthcheshire.com.
When we moved to Station House, we brought back our dedicated women’s health physio service. Women’s Health Cheshire gives it a home and a name of its own, so it’s easier to find the right specialist care.
Meet Katie
Women’s Health Cheshire is led by Katie Davis, a specialist physiotherapist in musculoskeletal and pelvic health. Katie has worked as a chartered physiotherapist in the NHS, the private sector and with sports teams for over 8 years, and has previously led pelvic health services in private hospitals.
- Chartered physiotherapist (MCSP), registered with the HCPC
- Certified APPI Clinical Pilates instructor
- Yoga teacher
- Member of POGP (Pelvic, Obstetric and Gynaecological Physiotherapy), with a variety of postgraduate POGP courses completed
Katie has a special interest in postnatal rehab and returning to exercise after pregnancy. Outside the clinic, she plays netball, goes running and to the gym. Read more about Katie.
Treatments
Women’s Health Cheshire offers:
- Antenatal & postnatal: specialist assessment and treatment for pregnancy related conditions such as pelvic girdle pain, tummy gap (diastasis recti) and pelvic floor problems, during pregnancy and after birth.
- Mummy MOT®: a specialist postnatal assessment from six weeks after birth, or any time after that, however long ago you had your baby.
- Women’s health physio: for pelvic floor and women’s health conditions at every stage of life, including bladder and bowel problems, pelvic organ prolapse and painful intercourse.
- Scar therapy: specialist massage and soft tissue techniques to release the adhesions around and under a scar, improving how the scar and the tissues around it feel and work.
- Perimenopause & menopause: a comprehensive pelvic health assessment, whether you have symptoms now or want to minimise the risk of them in future.
- Pregnancy massage: massage that can be used safely throughout the second and third trimesters, to ease aching muscles and help you relax before your baby arrives.
- Men’s pelvic health: pelvic health physiotherapy for men with bladder, bowel or sexual function problems or persistent pelvic pain, including pelvic floor rehab after prostate surgery.
Where to find Women’s Health Cheshire
Appointments are at our Sandbach clinic: Station House, Station Road, Sandbach CW11 3JG, on the corner of Sandbach station.
You can pay for treatment yourself, and most private health insurance is accepted, including Bupa, AXA, Vitality, WPA, Healix, Simplyhealth and Medicash.
Find us on Instagram
You can also find Women’s Health Cheshire on Instagram at @womenshealthcheshire.
