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DENISE HOLLWAY



I’m Denise Hollway, a pelvic health physiotherapist dedicated to working with
women who are courageously reclaiming their pelvic health, mobility, strength
and sexual pleasure.

My journey into pelvic health began when I faced my own physical challenges: a
spine injury while working as a physiotherapist, and a subsequent pelvic floor
injury during childbirth at the age of 25. The struggle to understand and heal
my own injuries brought me to the transformative benefits of pelvic floor
physiotherapy. Pelvic floor physiotherapy played a pivotal role in alleviating
my back and hip pain, enhancing sexual intimacy, and addressing the effects of
aging on these injuries. It also became a career path that I am passionate about
and led me to further focused education regarding the peri to post menopause
transition and pelvic health sexuality counseling and education.

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2024 PROGRAM – LIFE’S NEXT PHASE: LEARN TO MOVE IN MENOPAUSE


WHAT DO I OFFER?



Peri to post menopause care

These sessions address any concerns about urine or stool leaking, heaviness in
your pelvic floor, vaginal dryness, frequent bladder urge/frequency and pain
with sexual intimacy. There are many factors that affect these symptoms such as
a weak pelvic floor and inner core, a decline in hormonal levels as well as
lifestyle issues such as sleep, stress, nutrition, and physical activity levels.

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Pre and Post Natal care

Learn to connect with and maximize your pelvic floor and inner core function to
manage pregnancy discomfort, prepare for labour and delivery and optimize your
post birth recovery.  Once you have healed from delivery,  we can meet again to
assess your inner core and pelvic floor function to support you to to resume
movement and intimacy on your own terms and timeline.

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Pelvic Health Assessment

Find answers to common questions about the assessment of pelvic health concerns
from the menopause transition, to support in pregnancy and post-partum recovery,
 pelvic pain, prolapse, and incontinence.

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Group Program 2024


LEARN TO MOVE IN MENOPAUSE



Program Location:
Kindful Psychology 8A Cumberland St. North – Suite 201
Thunder Bay, ON, P7A 4K9

Dates and Time:
Tuesday Jan 23 – March 5, 2024. 6:30 – 8:00 pm
(Next program March 19 – April 30, 2024)

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