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About Our Women’s Health Therapists

Kelly Ryder is an affiliate member of the Pelvic Obstetric Gynaecological Physiotherapy Society (POGP) after taking an interest in Women’s Health Physiotherapy. She has completed courses with the POGP in female urinary dysfunction which focuses on implementing the most appropriate treatments and formulating effective action plans for women suffering with incontinence. Kelly can treat common symptoms of womens health related issues through acupuncture. issues treated include, endometriosis, PCOS, dysmenorrhea (painful periods), irregular periods, menopause and fertility. Kelly has a special interest in the peri-natal population (women who are pregnant and those that have given birth) and has completed the POGP course in pregnancy related physiotherapy- the childbearing year and most recently she became a Mummy MOT practitioner. This enables her to assess women postnatally and treat things such as urinary leakage/ incontinence, diastasis recti and pelvic or back pain. Her passion is to help you achieve your goals as a new or experienced mum, whether that is getting you back to exercise; being able to go on a trampoline with your little ones without the fear! Or simply getting you fit for mum-life!

Alicia Bunn worked in the NHS as a Pelvic Health Physio, being a part of patients journey from antenatal where she would typically treat pelvic girdle pain and help with birth prep including teaching perineal massage and diaphragmatic breathing. To then seeing them on the ward post delivery to provide importance advice in those early weeks following a C-section or Vaginal delivery, such as tips for reducing consitpation. To then in clinic again post partum where the goals are now on recovery, building strength and preventing/ treating pelvic floor dysfunction. Alicia would also then see women later down the line who have been struggling with bladder symptoms or pain with sex (dyspareunia, vaginismus etc) up to and past the menopause. Alicia loves being able to help women at all stages of life. She is an affiliate member of the POGP having completed the urinary dysfunction course. Alicia has also completed her APPI matwork levels 1&2 and is due to complete her level 3 in 2025. Additionally she has completed her APPI antenatal and postnatal certifications and is working towards menopause and pelvic floor release specific certificates.

Alicia has a keen interest in treating prolapse and pelvic pain. With a warm smile and empathetic approach Alicia will provide you with the tools needed to improve your pelvic health and achieve your goals.

Tyla Page is an affiliate member of the POGP after taking an interest in Women’s Health Physiotherapy. Tyla has come from a exercise and fitness background and has worked with many females in their physical activity journey. She is very passionate about female exercises and how much this can affect their lifestyle. She is now paying particular interest in helping womens get back to exercises whether it is post having a baby or making sure they are doing the right exercises for them. She has been a APPI pilates instructor for over 5 years now and works with a lot of women to help improve their core and pelvic floor muscles. Tyla has also been a physiotherapist for 2 years now and has already treated a lot of women with regard to helping them get back to exercise.

Tyla likes treating urinary incontinence, diastasis recti and pre/post natal women in particular but just loves the idea of helping women with whatever their exercises goals are because seeing women thrive is the best part!