What do we treat?
At Katy Holmes Physiotherapy we treat a range of musculoskeletal and pelvic floor dysfunctions.
Musculoskeletal
complaints
If you're struggling with pain such as back pain, pelvic pain or hip pain, a women's health physiotherapist can help to look not only at the joint itself but also your pelvic health as a whole.
Women often struggle to regain core strength after pregnancy and if you think you have a diastasis this can be quickly assessed with a treatment plan provided for.
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Pelvic Health
Don't let your pelvic health hold you back we see people with a range of pelvic health dysfunctions:
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bladder or bowel incontinence
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bladder or bowel urgency
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pelvic organ prolapse
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painful sex
Antenatal/postnatal care
We offer postnatal checks for women who have gone through a vaginal or caesarian section.
This appointment will cover any back/hip or general aches and pains you have been having, we can assess pelvic floor recovery as you wish, we can look at core recovery and planning for return to exercise.
Pelvic health, exercises and addressing pain during your pregnancy are all ways your pelvic health physiotherapist can help.
PHYSIOTHERAPY
SERVICES
45 min
70 euros30 min
65 euros1 hr
120 euros45 min
90 euros30 min
65 euros
ABOUT
I have been working as a Physiotherapist in Women’s Health for the last number of years. Galway Maternity Hospital gave me my first opportunity to work in this speciality, where I gained valuable experience assessing common pelvic conditions and advising women on postnatal recovery. This ignited my passion for Women's Health Physiotherapy and I continued my work in the area by joining the Rotunda Hospital as a Senior Physiotherapist. This role really expanded my knowledge in the management of pregnancy and pelvic floor related conditions. More recently I have returned to my native Limerick, working within the Women's Health team in the University Maternity Hospital.
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I love working with women to help improve their pelvic health and get back to enjoying exercise or to be able to cope with the demands of daily life.