Canberra Hospital Physiotherapy

Physiotherapists are involved in the following preparation for birth classes:

Early pregnancy education covering back care, posture, pelvic floor exercises, exercise guidelines and relaxation.

This class is a pre-requisite for Balancing Bellies attendance

Later pregnancy, preparation for birth education; covering positions and movement, massage, relaxation and post-natal recovery advice.

Transcutaneous External Nerve Stimulation(TENS)education and information regarding this method of pain relief.

Stretch and tone exercise class, using a therapy ball.

Low impact return to exercise. Bring your baby with you.

Individual outpatient appointments during the pregnancy and 3 months post-natally are available for women birthing at Canberra Hospital.

These appointments are for musculo-skeletal or pelvic floor/continence issues

They're also available for women with special needs. Interpreters are available by prior arrangement.

Source: www.health.act.gov.au

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