09/29/2026
Sometimes the pelvic floor isn’t the only place we need to look. 👀
Your hips, glutes, core, pelvic floor, and lower back all work together to support movement and stability.
When hip mobility is limited, your body may find other ways to get the movement or stability it needs.
That’s why pelvic floor physiotherapy can involve a lot more than Kegels.
Your physiotherapist may assess how your hips move, how surrounding muscles are working, and where your body may be compensating.
Better pelvic health often means looking at the bigger picture. 💛
If you’re dealing with pelvic tension, pain, or changes in how your body moves, book an assessment with one of our pelvic floor physiotherapists at Vital Physiotherapy & Wellness.