Mary Kate Ryan
- Women's Health physiotherapy.
- Treating urinary incontinence and prolapse.
- Addressing pelvic pain conditions.
- Pregnancy-related musculoskeletal care.
- Post-natal exercise programs.
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Platinum Physiotherapy
Parke Pointe, Honey Park, Glenageary Road Upper, A96 P2R9, Dublin, Leinster, A96 P2R9
**Chartered Physiotherapist** Mary-Kate graduated with a BSc honours degree in physiotherapy from Trinity College Dublin in 2009. On graduation Mary-Kate moved to London where she worked in a rotational post across two acute hospital sites in The National Health Service for 5 years. Mary-Kate’s passion in Women’s Health began in University and she has completed many post-graduate courses to expand and develop her knowledge and skills in this area. She is a certified Mommy MOT practitioner and has a wide range of experience in treating women with Urinary Incontinence, Prolapse, Pelvic Pain, Pregnancy- related musculoskeletal conditions and Rectus Diastasis. Mary-Kate has also trained in acupuncture and dry needling and uses these skills to compliment her treatment. In 2015, Mary-Kate moved back to Dublin and began working in private practice. Having three young children herself, Mary-Kate understands first hand the physical demands on a persons body during and after birth and how essential specifically tailored exercise program's are pre and post-natal. Mary-Kate has completed postgraduate courses in Pilates, Acupuncture, Advanced manual therapy for treatment of the pelvic floor and Manual lymph drainage She is also a certified Rehabilitation breast cancer exercise specialist and is a member of the renowned pink ribbon program. Mary-Kate believes in a holistic approach towards patient care and is very passionate about helping women to regain their physical and emotional well-being.
A Women’s Health initial physiotherapy consultation is a detailed discussion of your symptoms, medical history, and personal goals. This is followed by a tailored physical assessment, which may include an evaluation of posture, movement, core and pelvic floor function, and any specific concerns such as pain, bladder or bowel symptoms, or postnatal recovery needs.