If you are suffering from symphysis pubic disorder here are a couple of tips to help. One is to strengthen the muscles around your pelvis to hold them more stable the other is a lovely comfort measure

Symphysis pubic disorder can be really debilitating during pregnancy, I remember when I was pregnant with my first seeing seemingly perfectly fit women ending up on crutches towards the end of their pregnancy.

Once you become pregnant you start to hear a LOT about your pelvic floor. No-one really describes it much or explains how it works other than to say it needs tightening now so that it doesn’t become weak

There are two muscles that connect from your lower thoracic vertebrae right down to the top of your femur. They attach to each vertebrae and rib as they go If they are over tight they have the potential

Knee pain can be really awkward, not just because it prevents you from comfortably getting on with daily life but because it’s hard to massage the pain away. Your knee cap sits in the patella tendon and

Being aligned stationary is one thing, but then being able to continue being aligned, using your body optimally, whilst moving is really what the aim is in restoring strength and mobility to your body.

From lots of sitting or shoes with a heel (did I mention most shoes have a heel even ‘flats’ and trainers?) or just from poor postural habits you can develop a constant slight knee flexion. The issue with

We sit a lot and many of our chairs and furniture put us into a position of a tucked pelvis. This puts constant pressure on the base of the spine (sacrum) which in turn has a negative effect on the pelvis,