Physiotherapy at Litfield House
Pelvic & Abdominal Physiotherapy at Litfield House on Thursday afternoons.
Book in for:
Bladder health
Bowel health
Prolapse and pelvic floor rehabilitation
Diastasis Recti Abdominis rehabilitation
Abdominal rehabilitation
Pre and post surgery support (hysterectomy, hernia or other abdominal or pelvic surgery)
Address:
Litfield House Medical Centre
Litfield Place
Clifton
BS8 3LS
Email: litfield@almaphysiotherapy.co.uk
Phone: 01179 731323
Limited onsite parking available (during appointment time only)
[Thursday afternoons 2-6pm only]
Pelvic health
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Colorectal support
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Urogynaecology support
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Urology Support
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Gynaecology Support
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Ultrasound scanning
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Pelvic health ✳︎ Colorectal support ✳︎ Urogynaecology support ✳︎ Urology Support ✳︎ Gynaecology Support ✳︎ Ultrasound scanning ✳︎
Liz Brown BSc MSc MCSP
“Liz is absolutely amazing! We travelled 4 1/2 hrs to see her as I had researched to find the best woman's physio post hysterectomy, regarding pelvic health and I was so happy I found her. Liz showed me everything I need to do to start my strength training and taught me so much. I left feeling empowered and so much more confident in knowing that I actually can do what I used to do, I just needed to know the right way how to encompass my pelvic health too. Thank you so much Liz!”
- S. Heiser [Google review]
About Liz
HCPC, CSP, POGP Registered.
Liz is a highly experienced pelvic & abdominal physiotherapist, with a whole body approach, and extra training in adjuncts such as ultrasound scanning for the pelvic floor, bladder and abdominal wall.
She has worked with Australian Rules Football players, Ultramarathon Runners and other professional sport people and musicians through pregnancy and during postnatal rehabilitation, for the pelvic floor and Diastasis Recti rehabilitation.
Her work in France and training in pilates has been integral to her rehabilitation approach, and she is Director of an award-winning womens’ health clinic in Redland, and Occasional Lecturer to Midwives at UWE.
Liz believes in treating the body as a whole, and that gender discrimination in physiotherapy and healthcare is unacceptable.
Qualifications:
Physiotherapy from King's College London [2017]
Biochemistry from University of Bath [2014]