Pelvic Health Clinical Specialist Physiotherapist

Nadine Ranger is a highly experienced Pelvic Health Clinical Specialist Physiotherapist based at Goring Hall Hospital. She provides expert, discreet, and supportive care for women and men with pelvic health problems. Nadine is known for her calm manner, clear explanations, and patient‑focused approach.

With over 30 years of clinical experience, Nadine helps people manage sensitive and often life‑impacting pelvic health conditions. She uses evidence‑based physiotherapy treatments and takes time to understand each person’s concerns. Her goal is always to improve symptoms, restore confidence, and support long‑term wellbeing.

Nadine works in a professional and private setting, where patients can feel safe, listened to, and respected.

Qualifications and Professional Background

Nadine qualified as a physiotherapist with Honours from the University of Brighton in 1994. Early in her career, she developed a strong interest in women’s health and pelvic health physiotherapy.

In 2000, she completed a Postgraduate Certificate in Women’s Health at the University of Bradford. This qualification allowed her to gain advanced specialist skills in pelvic health assessment and treatment.

Since 2005, Nadine has worked at Goring Hall Hospital as a Pelvic Health Specialist Physiotherapist. She is a long‑standing and trusted member of the hospital’s physiotherapy team. Over the years, she has supported hundreds of patients with complex and sensitive pelvic health needs.

Before focusing fully on private practice, Nadine worked extensively in the NHS. She held senior roles within pelvic health services and gained broad experience treating patients with a wide range of conditions. Her NHS work also included clinical leadership and education, where she helped train and support other physiotherapists. This experience has shaped her high standards of care and her commitment to best practice.

Areas of Specialist Practice

Nadine treats a wide range of pelvic health conditions for both women and men. Her specialist areas include:

• Urinary incontinence - Including stress, urge, and mixed incontinence.
• Pelvic organ prolapse - Mild to moderate prolapse managed with conservative treatment.
• Faecal incontinence - Support to improve bowel control and quality of life.
• Pelvic floor dysfunction - Weak, tight, or poorly coordinated pelvic floor muscles.
• Overactive pelvic floor - Often linked with pain, bladder, or bowel symptoms.
• Pelvic pain - Including long‑standing or complex pelvic pain conditions.

Each treatment plan is personalised. Nadine explains conditions clearly and helps patients understand how physiotherapy can support recovery.

Pregnancy and Postnatal Physiotherapy

Nadine also provides specialist physiotherapy for pregnant and postnatal women.

She supports women with:

• Back pain during pregnancy
• Pelvic girdle pain
• Postnatal recovery
• Pelvic floor rehabilitation after childbirth
• Diastasis Recti following Pregnancy (DRAM)

Her approach is gentle, practical, and based on current clinical evidence. She helps women feel confident moving, exercising, and returning to daily activities after having a baby.

Men’s Pelvic Health Physiotherapy

Nadine treats men with pelvic health conditions, an area that is often under‑recognised.

She supports men with:

• Urinary incontinence
• Faecal incontinence
• Pelvic floor dysfunction
• Post‑prostatectomy rehabilitation
• Pelvic pain - including bladder, bowel and post ejaculation 

Treatment plans are tailored to individual needs and recovery goals. Nadine provides clear guidance and practical exercises to support long‑term improvement and quality of life.

Specialist Skills

Nadine is qualified to fit ring pessaries for the conservative management of pelvic organ prolapse. This can be an effective non‑surgical treatment option for suitable patients. She ensures patients are fully informed and supported when using pessaries as part of their care plan. Nadine is qualified to fit ring and cube pessaries 

She also keeps her skills up to date through continued professional development and regular clinical practice.

Inclusive and Respectful Care

Nadine has completed the Transgender Training for Pelvic Health Physiotherapists course. She is committed to providing inclusive, respectful, and affirming care for all patients.

She welcomes patients of all gender identities and backgrounds. Every patient is treated with dignity, understanding, and professionalism.

Patient‑Centred Approach

Nadine is known for her approachable and reassuring manner. She understands that pelvic health symptoms can be difficult to talk about. She creates a safe space where patients feel comfortable asking questions and discussing concerns.

Appointments are never rushed. Nadine takes time to listen, explain findings, and agree clear treatment goals. Care plans are practical, realistic, and designed to fit into everyday life.

Her focus is always on:

• Improving symptoms
• Restoring function
• Building confidence
• Enhancing overall wellbeing