Posts by Rachel Morgan-Varlow
Prolapse...is there anything that you can do?

A pelvic organ prolapse is a bothersome descent of a pelvic organ into your vaginal cavity. Despite there being no natural cures for this condition this does not mean it has to affect your livelihood and limit your activity forever. YOU HAVE OPTIONS! Below are just some of the options available to help reduce prolapse symptoms and aid correcting the pelvic organ position.

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Rachel Morgan-Varlow
Pessary Fitting services for Prolapse management

We are excited to offer a new vaginal pessary fitting and management service Embody Movement Currimundi. Courtney Pointon specialises in women’s health physiotherapy and has additional qualifications which enable her to fit ring, dish, and cube pessaries. Pessaries are a great low-risk reversible management option for stress urinary incontinence and prolapse.

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Rachel Morgan-Varlow
FIFA 11+ injury prevention program for kids

New research has shown that the old school warmups of performing several stationary stretches is inadequate in warming up the body, preventing injuries or improving performance. FIFA 11+ is a sport-specific warm-up with 3 components. Practising the FIFA 11+ Kids warm-up has been shown to reduce injuries by 50%.

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Rachel Morgan-Varlow
Do you have a happy bladder?

Can you make it to the toilet without running or leaking? Do you empty your bladder 6-8 times a day? Is your stream strong and steady? Can you hold off going to the toilet? Embody Movement Physiotherapist Rachel Morgan-Varlow explores what makes a happy bladder and provides tips for reducing sudden urinary urgency.

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Rachel Morgan-Varlow
Physiotherapy and taping: what is the point?

As Physiotherapists we use taping to help with pain, injury and injury prevention in many ways.

There are several types of tape; from the coloured, stretchy Kinesio-Tape to the brown rigid sports tape -they are used for different reasons. Here are a couple of things you may not have considered previously.

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Rachel Morgan-Varlow