How to Build a Sustainable Movement Habit That Supports Your Health
Description
In honour of World Health Day, this episode explores how movement can be used as a powerful tool to support women’s health through every life stage — from perimenopause and postnatal recovery to ageing well and managing fatigue or pain.
Roberta Bass, Women’s Health Physiotherapist, shares the evidence-based benefits of regular movement and addresses the common barriers women face — including low energy, time pressures, pain, and fear of doing it wrong.
You’ll also gain practical, sustainable strategies to incorporate movement into daily life in a way that feels manageable, beneficial, and personalised to your current capacity.
What You’ll Learn:
- The wide-ranging benefits of movement for hormonal balance, mood, joint health, sleep, digestion, weight, and more
- How low-impact movement like Pilates and walking can support chronic fatigue, perimenopause, and recovery
- The most common obstacles women face in staying active — and how to overcome them
- Tips for building movement habits that are consistent, achievable, and long-lasting
- When physiotherapy or personalised support may be the right next step
🔎 If you're unsure where to begin, or if movement feels difficult due to pain, fatigue, or menopause symptoms — I can help.
Explore physiotherapy, Pilates, or menopause support services at:
➡️ www.thriveandshinewomenswellness.co.uk
www.thriveandshinewomenswellness.co.uk
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