Rochelle Cowan

It’s not just about fixing symptoms- I’m on a mission to normalise pelvic health. No woman should be embarrassed or suffer pain when the cause can be treated so easily. It is time we change the conversation.

I’m a qualified physiotherapist, mum of 5 and an advocate for women’s health. In my 20 years of work, I have helped hundreds of women with their pelvic floor symptoms and become more confident in the process.

Many health specialists forget there is a person and a story behind the symptom. I take a holistic approach to make sure women get to live the healthy, happy lives they deserve.

Whatever your goals, I will give you the tools and the knowledge to improve your condition.

Katy Winters

‘I believe in treating the person, not just the pelvic floor! All bodies have a story to tell, whatever our life phase; we may hold birth scars, prolapses, and bladder and bowel leakage can often take us by surprise. Intercourse can become uncomfortable, or not as enjoyable any more, or menopause symptoms may put us in a spin..
There is help for all these things.. and this is my passion!’..

Using a whole body, ‘systems’ approach to pelvic health, with nearly 23 years service, I have helped many women and men overcome their pelvic health issues, and become more confident, strong and happier because of it..

I qualified from Nottingham university in 2000 and have extensive experience both in the NHS and private sector, and a wealth of specialist post graduate training to draw skills from.

I have enjoyed hosting and presenting menopause and childbearing wellness workshops in my community, and online talks to GP’s and other healthcare providers. My aim is to help educate and empower people to advocate for themselves regarding their pelvic health, and ultimately live the life they want to live, the way they want to live it.. When I’m not working I love to ditch the house work and walk up big hills with my kids and jump into lakes..’

Special Services include:

Prolapse assessment and Pessary provision
Pelvic floor release, for overactive muscles
Strength training for the whole body and Pelvic Floor.
Pelvic pain treatment with manual therapy and Acupuncture
Movement therapy with MovNat – (natural, practical body rehab)

Samantha Aarons

Samantha Aarons is a highly skilled physiotherapist with over a decade of experience. She graduated with a BSc Hons in Physiotherapy from St George’s University of London Medical School. Samantha’s early career at The Royal Free Hospital and Barnet Hospital allowed her to develop expertise in orthopaedics, women’s health, and musculoskeletal physiotherapy.

In 2020, Samantha specialised in Pelvic Health Physiotherapy at Barnet Hospital and quickly advanced to Team Lead by 2022. She recently rejoined the Royal Free Hospital as a Specialist Pelvic Health Physiotherapist, where she continues to excel in treating pelvic floor dysfunction, urinary and bowel incontinence, constipation, and sexual dysfunction.

Samantha is a member of the Chartered Society of Physiotherapy (CSP) and an affiliate member of the Pelvic, Obstetric and Gynaecological Physiotherapy (POGP). She also holds a diploma in sports massage.

Known for her compassionate and patient-centered approach, Samantha combines manual therapy, exercise prescription, and health education to help patients achieve their health goals and improve their quality of life. Her dedication to supporting women through antenatal and postnatal care, along with her expertise in complex pelvic health conditions, makes her an invaluable asset to her patients and to the Rochelle Cowan Physiotherapy team.

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