Naomi Chanim

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My name is Naomi. I qualified as a physiotherapist in 2002 from Sheffield Hallam University. I have been practising as a Musculoskeletal physiotherapist for 17 years.

Throughout my practice I have always treated ante and postnatal women in regard to their musculoskeletal conditions. The birth of my first child was complicated and physically and mentally traumatic giving me symptoms that took months to heal. Since then I have become passionate about helping woman both antenatally and postnatally. I have completed the POGP urinary incontinence course and Mummy MOT course. I have also completed an APPI antenatal and postnatal Pilates course.

I really enjoy helping, educating and empowering women with conditions such as pelvic girdle pain, pelvic pain, pelvic floor dysfunction and urogynaecological issues like painful sex, urinary leaks and prolapse. My musculoskeletal background, knowledge of women’s pelvic floor and my own experiences have given me a holistic approach to treating my patients to help them get back to where they want to be, whether it be back to exercise or just being active with their children.

I am an affiliate member of the POGP and a Mummy MOT practitioner. I am also a full member of the CSP.

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