Penrith Physiotherapy Pregnancy Pilates
Feel Strong, Supported and Confident Throughout Your Pregnancy Safe, physiotherapist-led Pregnancy Pilates in PenrithOne-on-one sessions. Personalised programs. Expert pelvic health care. You Deserve to Feel Good During Pregnancy Pregnancy changes your body rapidly. Back pain.
Safe, physiotherapist-led Pregnancy Pilates in Penrith
One-on-one sessions. Personalised programs. Expert pelvic health care.
You Deserve to Feel Good During Pregnancy
Pregnancy changes your body rapidly. Back pain. Pelvic discomfort. Poor sleep. Fatigue. Anxiety about what exercise is safe.
The right exercise program can make a huge difference.
Research shows that exercising during pregnancy can:
• Reduce back and pelvic pain
• Lower risk of gestational diabetes and high blood pressure
• Reduce rates of pre-eclampsia
• Support mental wellbeing
• Improve sleep and energy
• Decrease the likelihood of assisted delivery
But not all exercise is created equal.
Why Choose Pregnancy Pilates at Penrith Physiotherapy?
Our sessions are not generic gym sessions.
They are clinically guided, evidence-based and led one-on-one by a trained women’s health physiotherapist, Emily Standen or Sarah Brown.
That means you get:
• Exercises tailored to your trimester
• Pelvic floor guidance and education
• Modifications for pain or discomfort
• Individualised progression as your body changes
• Your physiotherapist’s full attention in a one-on-one session
Start With a Personalised Assessment
Your first session is a thorough assessment with one of our women’s health physiotherapists.
We assess:
• Your posture and movement
• Core and pelvic floor function
• Any pain or injury concerns
• Your goals for pregnancy and birth
From there, we design a program specific to you.
This ensures you feel confident, safe and supported from your very first session.
Benefits You Will Feel
Many of our mums say they notice:
• Less back and pelvic pain
• Improved posture as their bump grows
• Better awareness and control of their pelvic floor
• Increased confidence going into labour
• Smoother postnatal recovery
• A sense of being supported
This is about more than exercise.
It’s about feeling strong in your body during one of life’s biggest transitions.
Suitable for All Stages of Pregnancy
Whether you are:
• Early in your first trimester
• Managing discomfort in your second trimester
• Preparing for birth in your third trimester
• Returning to exercise after previous pregnancies
Our Pregnancy Pilates program can be tailored to you.
Even many high-risk pregnancies can safely take part under physiotherapy guidance.
If you are unsure, we can discuss your individual circumstances.
Why Women in Penrith Choose Us
✔ Led by Emily Standen and Sarah Brown, experienced women’s health physiotherapists
✔ One-on-one sessions for personalised care
✔ Evidence-based pregnancy exercise
✔ Safe progression throughout all trimesters
✔ Located conveniently in Penrith
We have a special interest in supporting women through pregnancy and postnatal recovery. You are in experienced hands.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is it safe to exercise during pregnancy?
Yes. For most women, exercise is strongly recommended. We tailor your program to ensure it is safe for your stage and health history.
I have pelvic pain. Can I still book?
Yes. In fact, Pregnancy Pilates is often one of the best ways to manage pelvic and back pain when properly guided.
Do I need to have exercised before?
No. We cater for all fitness levels, from beginners to very active women.
What should I bring?
Comfortable clothing and a water bottle. Everything else is provided.
Ready to Feel Strong and Supported?
Every session is one-on-one with your physiotherapist, so you receive high-quality supervision and care.
If you are pregnant and want to feel strong, reduce pain and prepare your body for birth, we would love to help.
Step 1: Book your initial pelvic health assessment
Step 2: Receive your personalised program
Step 3: Continue with one-on-one Pregnancy Pilates sessions
Got a niggle you can't shake?
Our physios have been getting Penrith moving since 1989. No referral needed for private patients.