What Menopause Physiotherapy Can Help With

Menopause physiotherapy may be helpful if you’re experiencing:

• Pelvic floor symptoms (weakness, heaviness, prolapse, bladder or bowel changes)

• Pain during movement, exercise, or daily activities

• Pelvic pain or discomfort

• Changes in posture, strength, or stability

• Joint or muscle pain associated with hormonal changes

• Reduced confidence in your body or movement

Every assessment is individual, and support is tailored to your specific needs and symptoms.

What to Expect

Physiotherapy sessions are:

• One-to-one and private

• Clinically focused and evidence-based

• Supportive and respectful

• Designed to help you understand your body, not just treat symptoms

We’ll take time to discuss your concerns, assess what’s happening physically, and create a plan that feels manageable and appropriate for you.

Booking Physiotherapy Appointments

If you’re experiencing physical symptoms during menopause, there are a few ways you can book physiotherapy support. You don’t need to know exactly which option is right — we can always adjust after your first appointment if needed. All Appointments are at Susies home clinic in Heaton Mersey, Stockport, SK4.

Menopausal Matters MOT

A comprehensive menopause-specific physiotherapy assessment.

This is ideal if you want:

• a detailed review of how menopause is affecting your body

• pelvic health screening

• time to explore symptoms and concerns fully

Pelvic Health Physiotherapy Appointment

A one-to-one pelvic health physiotherapy session.

This may be appropriate if you’re experiencing:

• bladder or bowel changes

• prolapse symptoms

• pelvic pain

• concerns about pelvic floor function

General Physiotherapy Appointment

A standard one-to-one physiotherapy session.

This is suitable if you’re experiencing:

• neck or back pain

• joint or muscle pain

• stiffness or discomfort

• changes in movement or exercise tolerance

You don’t need to book something menopause-specific for general musculoskeletal concerns.