Hear from Barwon Health experts about keeping active during pregnancy and beyond. In episode 2 of our podcast, pelvic health physio Nat returns to chat about the six weeks after birth and covers topics including:

• Recovery after birth
• How to tell when you are ready to return to activity
• Whether you are pregnant, have recently had a baby, are a parent or work with pregnant and post-natal parents, this podcast is for you!

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Continence Foundation Australia: https://cfaphysios.com.au/

Barwon Health Maternity Factsheets:

https://www.barwonhealth.org.au/maternity-services/fact-sheets

Barwon Health Ante and Post Natal Physiotherapy Sessions:

https://www.barwonhealth.org.au/maternity-services/pregnancy/childbirth-classes/physiotherapy-education

FAQ:

If I have my baby at another hospital, can I still access the Pelvic Health Physiotherapy Service at Barwon Health?

You are welcome to access Pelvic Health Physiotherapy at Barwon Health if you have your baby at another hospital. Please ask your healthcare provider (eg GP, midwife, maternal child health nurse) to send a referral to Allied Health at University Hospital Geelong

How can I book an appointment?

Please ask your healthcare provider (eg GP, midwife, maternal child health nurse) to send a referral to Allied Health at University Hospital Geelong.

Is there a cost for the services?

There is no cost to access the services.

For more information about the Healthy You. Healthy Baby podcast series, contact the Healthy Communities Unit healthycommunities@barwonhealth.org.au

Barwon Health recognises and celebrates the rich diversity of gender identities within our community. We understand that pregnancy and parenthood look different for everyone. Our aim is to provide inclusive and empowering content that supports you to stay active and healthy during this transformative time.