Take back control of your period and restore your hormonal balance. From irregular or painful periods, changes to periods, endometriosis, PCOS, hormonal skin concerns and mood swings – we aim to restore balance to get you living your best life.

Preconception care is not just about stopping contraception and having lots of sex, it is a time to really look at you and your partners health, enhance nutrition and correct deficiencies, reduce exposure to environmental toxins that negatively impact on fertility as well as your wider health, alongside the important other aspects of wellbeing such as exercise, stress management, sleep, self care and finding balance in your life.

We understand that the fertility journey can often be tough, with lots of women worrying about their ability to conceive, maintaining a pregnancy, or that it’s taking longer than expected. At Balance Women’s Health we see both women, and couples for comprehensive assessment to get to what the cause of your concerns.

We firmly believe that all women have the right to choose whether they want to have children, and when that time is. With so many options for contraception, it can all get a bit confusing what would be the best for you and your body.

You are not alone! One in four women will experience a pelvic organ prolapse, describing symptoms of bulging or heaviness “down there”, or can feel a bulge at the entrance to the vagina.

We offer comprehensive sexual health consultations ranging from screening of sexually transmitted infections, abnormal and recurrent vaginal infections, discharge or vulval skin concerns.

Menopause is a stage of life that every woman will go through. It’s not just about night sweats and hot flushes, there are so many other symptoms that women may experience during this time of transition including brain fog, weight gain, poor sleep and vaginal dryness – just to name a few.

As a recognised National LARC Trainer, I offer training for both doctors and nurses to become competent in either IUC insertions (Mirena/Jaydess/Copper), or as well as contraceptive implant insertions and removals.

Professional supervision is regular, protected time that supports practitioners to undertake facilitated reflection of their practice in a safe and confidential space. This enables the practitioner to enhance professional competence, safe practice, professional development, critical reflection, as well as overall practitioner wellbeing.