04/06/2026
June is Pelvic Organ Prolapse (POP) Awareness Month đź’ś
One of the biggest misconceptions around prolapse is that it’s something women simply have to “put up with.”
They don’t.
Pelvic organ prolapse is common, especially after pregnancy and birth, but common does not mean normal and it definitely does not mean untreatable.
This is where pelvic health physiotherapy can make a huge difference!!
A pelvic health physio can help:
✔️ Assess what’s actually going on
✔️ Guide safe and effective pelvic floor muscle training
✔️ Improve strength, pressure management and confidence
✔️ Help you return to exercise and daily activities
✔️ Reduce symptoms and improve quality of life
✔️ Support you in avoiding symptoms worsening over time
Too many women stay silent because they feel embarrassed, dismissed or assume it’s “normal after kids.”
It’s not something you need to struggle through alone.
At Invigorate, our pelvic health physios are here to provide evidence-based care, education and support in a space where women feel heard and understood.
Because women deserve answers, not just reassurance that “it’s normal.”🫶🏼
📢If you’re experiencing symptoms or want guidance around pelvic floor health, our team is here to help. Book online via the link below or contact the clinic to get started!!
https://invigorate-health-and-performance.au1.cliniko.com/bookings