Corina Avni Pelvic Physiotherapist Claremont

Corina Avni Pelvic Physiotherapist Claremont

Corina Avni Pelvic Physiotherapist Claremont provides specialised pelvic physiotherapy for people with pelvic pain, bladder or bowel problems, postnatal concerns and sports-related pelvic issues.

About Corina Avni Pelvic Physiotherapist Claremont

At Pelvic Function, the goal is to help you understand and manage pelvic health concerns with a professional and individual approach. Face-to-face and telehealth consultations make care accessible for a wide range of pelvic conditions. Treatment uses evidence-based physiotherapy, while education and self-awareness help you take control of your pelvic health.

Pelvic Assessment and Breathing

Each patient receives an assessment based on their symptoms. This includes a detailed medical history, physical examination and technology such as electromyography (EMG) and ultrasound to assess muscle activity.

Breathing also plays an important role in pelvic function and core stability. Therefore, treatment may include diaphragmatic breathing and hypopressive exercises to help manage pressure inside the abdomen.

A biomechanical assessment also looks at forces affecting the pelvis. This can help athletes, including runners, cyclists, gymnasts and dancers. It can also help pregnant patients with pelvic girdle pain and muscle imbalances.

Corina Avni Pelvic Physiotherapist Claremont Services

Muscle and connective tissue assessments take place gently and within pain limits. Postnatal checks can include pelvic floor muscle testing and abdominal assessment for diastasis recti.

The assessment also considers nerve sensitivity and connective tissue restrictions. Treatment may address pudendal neuralgia, post-surgical pain, bladder or bowel problems linked to nerve activity, and chronic pelvic pain linked to nervous system sensitivity.

Visceral therapy uses gentle hands-on techniques to improve the movement and function of internal organs. It may help with bladder and bowel problems, including overactive bladder and constipation, as well as reproductive health concerns such as endometriosis, infertility and post-surgical scarring.

Treatment Options at Pelvic Function

Education helps you understand pelvic function and support recovery. Pain neuroscience education explains how the brain and nervous system can affect pelvic pain. Behavioural strategies can also address posture, breathing and toileting positions.

Manual therapy may include pelvic floor muscle retraining, trigger point therapy, myofascial release and connective tissue mobilisation through skin rolling.

Technology-assisted rehabilitation includes EMG to assess and retrain pelvic floor muscles, real-time ultrasound to view muscle activation, and neuromuscular stimulation (NMS) to activate or calm pelvic nerves and muscles.

Long-Term Pelvic Health Support

Corina Avni Pelvic Physiotherapist Claremont focuses on long-term solutions rather than temporary fixes. With the right knowledge and techniques, patients can regain control of their pelvic health and help prevent future problems.

A holistic approach can also combine physiotherapy with movement-based therapies such as yoga, Pilates and Tai Chi. If you have pelvic pain, bladder or bowel dysfunction, postnatal concerns or sports-related pelvic issues, book a consultation at Pelvic Function to start your journey towards better pelvic health.