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Class Description

These workshops are aimed at those who would like information/ education about pelvic health in pregnancy and postnatally. They are run by a specialist pelvic health physiotherapist and pelvic health midwife. The antenatal workshop is aimed at the pregnancy months and the postnatal workshop is aimed at the first year after having a baby. Each workshop will run once a month - the dates for 2025 and 2026 are below:

 

Antenatal Workshop

Classes start at 11.45 and lasts an hour

Dates in 2026:
  • 28th April
  • 19th May
  • 16th June
  • 14th July
  • 11th August
  • 8th September
  • 6th October
  • 3rd November
  • 1st December

Click here for the TEAMs link to these antenatal workshops.

 

Postnatal Workshop

Classes start at 11.45 and lasts an hour

Dates in 2026:
  • 5th May
  • 2nd June
  • 30th June
  • 28th July
  • 25th August
  • 22nd September
  • 20th October
  • 17th November
  • 15th December

Click here for the TEAMs link to these postnatal workshops.

 

Class Aims

The educational workshops aim to improve:

  • Knowledge and understanding about pelvic health issues that are common in pregnancy and in the postnatal year.
  • Teach strategies to help with the prevention and management of the symptoms of pelvic floor dysfunction in the perinatal period.
  • Teach how to exercise the pelvic floor muscles.

 

What happens in the class?

The online workshop is a live class hosted by a perinatal pelvic health physio and midwife on TEAMs. It lasts for approximately 1 hour and the physiotherapist will go through a powerpoint presentation of information on pelvic health in pregnancy or postnatally (depending which class you attend). There is the opportunity to ask questions.

 

After the Class

You will be given advice and exercises to follow during the class. Further information is available on the Health Surrey “pelvic health in pregnancy and beyond” web page:

If you are experiencing or develop symptoms of pelvic floor dysfunction you can seek a referral to the pelvic health physiotherapy team via your midwife, GP or the self referral portal on the above Healthy Surrey web page.

 

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