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Frequently 
Asked Questions

If you have pelvic, neck or back issues you are in the right place. We're glad that you have found us! We treat with comprehensive care and we want to see you thrive.

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Below are some frequently asked questions but if you have any other questions, please don't hesitate to give our team a call!​​

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About Kayla Physio

What makes Kayla Physio different?​

We are fully trained in pelvic health and assess each of our patients comprehensively to find out the true "why" of their issue.

 

We spend a full hour with each of our patients, hands-on treatment and one-on-one expertise to provide the level of care we would want for our own friends and family.

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How do I know I'm getting the best care? â€‹â€‹

Our mission is to empower women to thrive throughout the different stages of womanhood.

 

From trying to conceive, flourishing throughout all pregnancies into delivery, in preparation for menopause and beyond into her grey years.

 

We do this through a comprehensive assessment of the whole body to find out the true "why" of your symptoms and treating accordingly.

Logistics

Will I get to see the same therapist each visit?​

Absolutely. You will be working with the therapist that knows your body and goals. You will never be switched to another physio based on our convenience.

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How long are appointments?​​

All appointments are 60 minutes long.

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Can I bring my baby?

Absolutely! We want our postpartum mamas to be getting the care that they deserve so all babies are welcome.

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Is an internal exam compulsory?

If you are coming for anything pelvic floor related, we will be looking at your posture, assessing your tummy muscles for any separation, and ideally doing an internal examination to assess your pelvic floor.

 

The internal exam is to check for any evidence of a prolapse, to palpate the muscle bulk, to grade your pelvic floor muscle strength and check for any trigger points or muscle spasm in the muscles.

 

Your initial examination is likely to be an internal vaginal examination and it is not compulsory.

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