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Beth Stulen

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Northern Motive Physiotherapy Ltd

Northern Motive Physiotherapy Ltd

556 N Nechako Rd, Unit # 140, Prince George, BC, V2K 1A1

Beth is a Physiotherapist whose fascination with the human body and love for working with people inspired her career in rehabilitation. Beth’s treatment philosophy centers on removing the barriers that keep people from doing what they love. She places a strong emphasis on helping people understand their bodies and the “why” behind different treatment and exercise strategies. By meeting clients where they are and supporting what’s most important to them, Beth empowers individuals to take an active role in their recovery. Beth is passionate about supporting women's pelvic health across all phases of life. Whether through pregnancy and post partum recovery, symptoms that hold you back from exercise, pelvic pain or navigating the menopause transition, Beth works with patients to create treatment plans that feel specific and realistic. With experience as a kinesiologist, group fitness instructor, and athlete on the Queen’s University Varsity Cycling Team, Beth brings a well-rounded perspective to her practice. Outside the clinic, Beth enjoys cycling, trail running, and cooking up a storm. Special Interests: Women's Health Cyclists Runners Certifications: Pelvic Health Solutions Level 1 & 2 Bike Fit Canada Level 1 Orthopaedic Level 1

Pelvic Floor Initial Assessment
New PatientPelvic

During your first pelvic floor physiotherapy session, your therapist will take a detailed history to understand your symptoms, daily habits, and goals. This is followed by a movement and postural assessment, and a pelvic floor examination (external and/or internal) to assess muscle tone, strength, coordination, and any areas of tension or discomfort. Based on the findings, your therapist will explain what’s contributing to your symptoms and begin a personalized treatment plan. This may include education on bladder or bowel habits, breathing strategies, manual therapy, pelvic floor muscle training or relaxation techniques, and home exercises.

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