Physiotas

Pregnancy and postnatal exercise in Devonport, TAS

Physiotas is a pregnancy and postnatal exercise professional in Devonport, TAS, listing 2 practitioners. You can book directly. Many will ask you to see a pelvic health physiotherapist first after birth. It is one of 11 pregnancy and postnatal exercise professionals listed in Tasmania.

Contact and location

Who practises here (2)

  • Chloe Wilson MumSafe Certified Trainer
  • Dinah Spratt Pain group

Areas of practice

  • Pre & Postnatal Certified
  • Safe Return to Exercise
  • MumSafe Certified

Services listed

  • Postnatal
  • Personal Training
  • Bootcamp

What a pregnancy and postnatal exercise professional does

These are trainers with specific qualifications in exercising through pregnancy and after birth, working with the pelvic floor, abdominal separation and a gradual return to load.

During pregnancy to keep moving safely, and after birth to rebuild. There is no deadline on returning to exercise, and starting later does not mean starting worse.

Referrals, fees and Medicare

You can book directly. Many will ask you to see a pelvic health physiotherapist first after birth.

Paid privately. Some health funds contribute to supervised exercise through extras, and eligibility varies.

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Common questions about Physiotas

Does Physiotas offer telehealth?

This listing does not tell us either way. Many practices added telehealth and kept it, so it is worth asking when you call.

Do I need a referral to see a pregnancy and postnatal exercise professional in Tasmania?

You can book directly. Many will ask you to see a pelvic health physiotherapist first after birth.

Is Physiotas taking new patients?

We do not hold appointment availability, and it changes week to week. Ringing 03 6424 7511 is the quickest way to find out.

What if Physiotas is not the right fit?

That is a completely reasonable thing to decide. We list 11 pregnancy and postnatal exercise professionals in Tasmania, so there are other options nearby.

Questions worth asking

  • What qualifications do you hold for pregnancy and postnatal training?
  • Do you screen for pelvic floor symptoms and abdominal separation?
  • Can you work around what my body is doing right now?
  • Are sessions one to one or in a group, and are babies welcome?
  • What does it cost, and is there a minimum commitment?

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