Resources

This is an advanced course for health professionals working in pelvic health. We unravel the mysteries of electrical stimulation (NMES) and TENS making sense of how they work from a...

Fiona was interviewed by Michelle Lyons from Celebrate Muliebrityand this is the video recording. They talk about electrical stimulation and TENS and its value in pelvic health. The research behind it and...

Yesterday I had the pleasure of sitting down with Men's Health Physiotherapist Craig Allingham to have a chat because it is Men's Health Week 2020.We don't live far from each...

In this video, Fiona teaches you how to use the Neen Pericalm pelvic floor stimulation machine for pelvic floor stimulation. Using the pre-set programs can be easy and your treating...

In this video, Fiona teaches you how to set a custom program on the Pericalm pelvic floor stimulation machine. The pre-set programs aren't always ideal for what we want to...

The Peritron, PFX and PFXA are no longer manufactured.This video is purely for education in how to use Peritron if you have one in your clinic. Peritron perineometer is a...

Peritron and PFX tubing differ. In this video, physiotherapist Fiona Rogers discusses the differences and shows which tubing and sensor should be used for Peritron and PFX/PFXA The material presented...

How to use your Pericalm electrical stimulation machine with Pelvic Floor Exercise physiotherapist Fiona.You may also find Fiona's article on Electrical Stimulation helpful. USING THE NEEN PERICALM.pdf378.07 KB   The...

Using POPstix to measure GH+PB is a very useful clinical tool when assessing pelvic floor function. There is much research** to show the correlation between this measurement and prolapse risk profile which...

What is pelvic pain? Pelvic pain affects 1 in 5 women and 1 in 12 men in Australia (* Pain Australia) It comes in many forms and is defined as pain in the area below...

Why do I leak when I play sport or exercise?  Activities that increase abdominal pressure such as jumping, running, skipping and lifting weights can cause the small leaks of urine known as stress...

Urinary Incontinence (UI) Urinary Incontinence means the involuntary or uncontrollable loss of urine. In other words, something you can’t control.There are several types of urinary incontinence, each with a different...