Reclaiming Pelvic Confidence in Menopause
In this EverCalm Menopause Specialist Series episode, senior physiotherapist Judith Gould explains how menopause can change pelvic floor function, bladder control, and sexual comfort. She breaks down why leaks, urgency, and pain may appear, and how hormonal shifts and muscle support interact. Together, Judith and host Christine Deschemin move past embarrassment to share compassionate, evidence-based strategies for rebuilding strength, control, and confidence.
You’ll hear practical advice on exercises, when to seek specialist support, and how to talk openly with partners and doctors. This conversation offers clarity, reassurance, and a realistic roadmap to feeling safer in your body.
In this episode, we cover
- Why pelvic floor changes during menopause are common yet rarely discussed
- How bladder leaks, urgency, and prolapse influence confidence, work, and intimacy
- Safe, realistic strategies for strengthening pelvic floor muscles at any age
- What to expect from a pelvic health physiotherapy assessment and treatment plan
- Supportive language for discussing pelvic symptoms and sex with partners and clinicians.

Judith Gould
Senior Physiotherapist
Judith Gould is a senior physiotherapist and founder of Posture Plus Hong Kong, renowned for helping women improve pelvic health, bone strength, movement, and menopause wellness.
Resources mentioned
Understanding Pelvic Floor Changes in Menopause
How hormonal shifts affect pelvic support, continence, pain, and sexual comfort.
How a Women’s Health Physiotherapist Can Help
What happens in pelvic health physiotherapy, from assessment to tailored treatment.
Starting Conversations About Symptoms and Support
How to talk about pain, fractures, or changes early so you can stay active and get help.
Ready to Reclaim Your Health?
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