Leakage
For stress, urge and mixed urinary incontinence. Strengthens the muscle that keeps you dry.
Leakage, heaviness and changed sensation are common after children and with age. The pelvic floor can be trained, even when Kegel exercises are not enough.

Pregnancy and childbirth stretch and strain the pelvic floor. Many women notice leakage, heaviness or changed sensation, months and sometimes years afterwards.
The chair has its own programme for the time after childbirth. You can start once your postnatal check-up is done and you have been cleared to exercise.
You sit fully clothed and can let your mind wander for half an hour. No changing and nothing to prepare.
Jumping, running and heavy lifting increase the pressure downwards. If the pelvic floor is too weak, you leak, and many give up the things they enjoy.
A stronger muscle holds better. The leakage programme trains the muscle that keeps you dry during effort, urgency or both.
Around the menopause many women notice leakage or heaviness for the first time, or find it becomes more noticeable.
The pelvic floor can be trained at any age. Stronger muscles give better support for the bladder and pelvic organs.
If your symptoms are new or severe, talk to your doctor or midwife first.
The pelvic floor plays a part in sensation and desire. When the muscle is weak, sex can feel different from before.
There is a separate programme that trains the muscle that affects sensation and function. Many find it easier to bring up with the therapist than they expected.
For stress, urge and mixed urinary incontinence. Strengthens the muscle that keeps you dry.
Helps the pelvic floor recover after pregnancy, once you have been cleared to exercise.
For a feeling of pressure or heaviness downwards. Stronger muscles give better support.
Training of the muscle that affects sensation and function.
A separate programme that many choose to ease discomfort during their period.
Preventive training for a stable core and pelvis, at any age.
This is common and rarely talked about. You can do something about it.
If your symptoms are severe or have changed suddenly, talk to your doctor or midwife first.
Once your postnatal check-up is done and you have been cleared to exercise again. Ask your midwife if you are unsure.
No, pregnancy is a contraindication. Wait until after your postnatal check-up.
Yes. A copper coil (IUD) is not an obstacle to the treatment.
Not during heavy bleeding. Feel free to rebook if your period is heavy.
No, you stay fully clothed. Just put aside your phone, watch and any metal objects in your pockets.
The chair and Kegel exercises complement each other. Keep doing the exercises at home, they help you keep the muscle strong after the course.
Find a clinic near you in Sweden or Norway. You book directly with the clinic and decide after the first visit whether a course suits you.