Pain around the pelvis mostly arises after sitting or standing for too long or because of bending down or lifting too much. The pelvis has two sacroiliac joints at the backside, to the side of the spinal column which are often the source of pain in the lower back. These joints can often be overly flexible (i.e. after pregnancy) which leads to pelvic instability. The sacroiliac joint can also be blocked which can lead to abnormal pelvic tilt.

Using orthopaedic manual therapy we are able to adequately treat pain symptoms by stabilising the pelvis manually or initiate motion. Physical activity, especially walking, also might reduce the symptoms.

Our remedial therapist Mensendieck-Cesar specialises in teaching a correct way of moving in order to reduce and prevent physical complaints. Our physiotherapist is a specialist in the field of physical activity and able to immediately reduce your pain. Our staff also consists of sleep therapists, pelvic therapists, children’s therapists and occupational therapists.