Rosie graduated from Glasgow Caledonian University in 2013 with a BSc (Hons) in Physiotherapy and has worked in the National Health Service since graduating covering an a ray of specialised areas such as intensive care, stroke, orthopaedics. She has worked as a junior Obstetrics and Gynaecology Physiotherapist within Ayrshire and Arran in 2014 and went on to become a Senior Physiotherapist within Greater Glasgow and Clyde since 2016 in this specialised field and since has worked part time in 2018 to build her own private services within pelvic health.
Rosie Davie. Clinic Founder
Specialist Pelvic Health Physiotherapist
Rosie has a very active history within sport in running, hockey and weight lifting. She is extremely passionate about what physical activity can do not only from a health perspective but improving ones mental health. She feels women are commonly told to give up certain exercises or being told to not return to certain formats due to pelvic health conditions and feels this is very mis-leading. The main reason behind the business forming.
Due to Rosie’s previous experience and interest working in Musculoskeletal physiotherapy and amateur rugby her knowledge goes beyond just the pelvic floor and this background allows her to individualise treatment to the individual in more of an holistic approach.
Rosie’s interest does not lie in one area of pelvic health. Within pelvic health she is interested in every patient walking through the door if it’s for pregnancy, post natal pelvic floor recovery, diastasis or post operative hysterectomy recovery for a example she feels she can help you.
Rosie is a member of the Chartered Society of Physiotherapists and Pelvic Obstetric & Gynaecological Physiotherapy Society.
Rosie is a clinician and an Educator. Here is what Rosie has to say;
I believe that every women deserves the right to have pelvic floor education no matter postcode, access or financial constraints.
Clinician
I myself have had pelvic floor issues and concerns in the past and I’ve attended a few appointments over this period, good and bad. Im passionate that every women is able to seek some sort of help and education to be able for them to faciliate change and also to be openly heard with no judgement or shame
As a clinician I really like to problem solve. I listen you speak, I might guide you with some questions here and there. Most of the time women don’t realise where the pieces of the puzzle all fit and I make that happen in clinic.
Educator
If you are a business owner with female employees, you are a teacher looking to educate your pupils or your a gym owner please get in touch.
Consultancy packs are based on business size and sometimes Rosie will handle her own bookings for these events.
The moment you read my website, to the booking and then arriving everything should hopefully make you feel calm, reassured and almost like I’m guiding you before we meet.
I have a very modernised approach to pelvic health, numerous up to date courses later along with the person I am, there will never be a list of things you cant do when leaving clinic but an abundance of things you can do with the education you need to progress back to the things you love to do most.
Educating a group of females or professionals on pelvic health is one of the most rewarding parts of my career and job.
I am now creating space to make this part of my schedule throughout the year to spread the pelvic health message to as many places as possible and break down the taboos of vagina health, the pelvic floor, the athletic pelvic floor, pregnancy and birth risks and recovery to peri menopause and menopause.
I have previously been a guest speaker for master students at Glasgow Caledonian. I have ran a workshop for the school of sport institute in Glasgow for their understanding of approaching pelvic health with their athletes.
I am booked to do a few guest speaking next year one with the Scottish Rugby Union to their female athletes and one as a guest lecturer for the midwife students at Glasgow Caledonian University.
I have ran successful online and in person workshops at a number of gym’s along the west coast of Scotland and one in England. I can edit and change these educational topics to suit your members needs or be able to run educational workshops for fitness professionals who work with female patients.
