CE Physio

As a pelvic health physiotherapist and qualified Pilates instructor, I run specialised classes designed to support women through postnatal recovery, peri-menopause and menopause. My Pilates sessions focus on rebuilding core and pelvic floor strength, improving posture and movement confidence, and addressing common symptoms such as stress or urge incontinence and prolapse. These classes blend physiotherapy knowledge with mindful, effective Pilates exercises so you can move safely, feel stronger, and better understand your body. Whether you’re recovering from birth or navigating hormonal changes, my goal is to help you feel supported, empowered, and in control of your pelvic health.

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Bring your baby to Pilates - Lady Bay Scout Hut 9.30 am Thursdays - Summer£12.50

Postnatal Pilates with your baby right there next to you. Feed, change, cuddle mid-class: nobody bats an eyelid. We work on breathing, core and pelvic floor recovery that actually suits a postnatal body (no endless kegels, promise). Summer rules: no block booking. Come to the sessions you can make, pay for those. Naps, holidays, chaos... I get it. Just book your spot before Thursday. Taught by me, Chloe: pelvic health physio, 17 years clinical experience, mum, fully aware that babies don't respect a class schedule.

About CE Physio

About

Hi, I’m Chloe - a physiotherapist since 2009, a pelvic health specialist, and a Pilates teacher who cares deeply about helping women feel connected to their bodies again. I started my career in private practice and even worked as an on-tour physio for Shrek the Musical. After my daughter was born in 2019, I retrained in pelvic health because I saw first-hand how many women were being dismissed, overlooked, or told their symptoms were just “normal after having a baby” or "because of their age". Sound familiar? Since then, I’ve helped women with prolapse, urge and stress incontinence, pelvic floor dysfunction, and more. And I’m tired of how many women are left with poor advice, no support, and the belief that nothing can change. Something can be done. And no - you do not have to settle for living with symptoms forever.