Young people

Services at | Updated 15 Dec 2022

College and University Thinking about what you want to do after finishing school can be a difficult decision for anyone. If you are thinking about studying further, such as going to college, sixth form or University, choose subjects that interest you and that you enjoy doing. It is important that …
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Managing pain and mental health

Services at | Updated 15 Dec 2022 | Tags: Neuromuscular disorders

Support for your mood Improving Access to Psychological Therapies (IAPT) Services, talking therapies or psychological therapies are effective and confidential treatments delivered by trained NHS practitioners. They commonly support with mental health problems like stress, anxiety, and depression. You can refer yourself directly to an NHS talking therapies services with …
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Work and benefits

Services at | Updated 15 Dec 2022 | Tags: Neuromuscular disorders

Work Everyone, with the right qualifications and skills, should have the same employment opportunities. With support from schemes such as Access to Work and the Equality Act 2010 legislation, employers now have the responsibility – as equal opportunities employers – to fulfil accessibility requirements for all their staff. Work | …
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Living well

Services at | Updated 15 Dec 2022

Daily living Social prescribing Social Prescribing aims to connect people with non-medical support, such as day centres, charities or community groups, in your local community to improve your wellbeing and tackle social isolation. You can ask your GP to refer you to a social prescriber to find out what is available …
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Exercise advice

Services at | Updated 22 Dec 2023

Pilates Pilates is a very useful form of exercise for people with Neuromuscular Disease. The link below takes you to a series of online videos that have been created by our Neuromuscular Physiotherapist for people with muscle and nerve problems. Below are links to YouTube Pilates videos produced by our …
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Patient Resources

Services at | Updated 15 Dec 2022 | Tags: Neuromuscular disorders

Resources for patients living with Neuromuscular Disorders This section of our webpage is designed to be a resource for people with Neuromuscular conditions to access information and support for living well. Self-management is key for living with a long-term condition. Further information can also be found at Home | Bridges …
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Contact Us

Services at | Updated 21 Nov 2022

Contact Details Pelvic Health Physiotherapy St James’ Wing St George’s Hospital Blackshaw Road Tooting London SW17 0QT Telephone number: 0208 725 1333 Connect with us on Twitter @StGPelvicPhysio Connect with us on Instagram @stgpelvicphysio


Referral Information

Services at | Updated 7 Dec 2023

Who can refer to pelvic health physiotherapy? We receive referrals from GPs, midwives and consultants. We do not accept self-referrals. If you are a patient who would like to be referred into our service please speak to the health professional responsible for your care. GP If you are a GP …
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Your Appointment

Services at | Updated 10 Feb 2024

How to get an appointment Your GP or another health professional can refer you. Currently we do not accept self-referrals. If you are a clinician looking to refer into our service, please see the referral information page. Changing your appointment Please let us know at least 24 hours before your …
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Meet The Team

Services at | Updated 21 Nov 2022

Meet The Team Selina Overy Principal Physiotherapist Selina qualified as a physiotherapist from St George’s Medical school in 2002.  She specialised in Pelvic health physiotherapy in 2007 and has 15 years of working within the NHS within pelvic health.  She shares her role as Clinical lead with Isabelle Carlisle, together …
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