Pelvic and Women's Health
Theresa BauerTheresa Bauer PhysiotherapyStrong from the centre.
Sensitive physiotherapy for pelvic floor weakness, diastasis recti and pain during pregnancy and after birth – in a safe setting with plenty of time for your questions.
Book a sessionTheresa Bauer
- 4.996 reviews on Google
- 4.941 reviews on DocFinder
- Years in women's health
- 10+
- Patients per year
- 400+
- Unhurried first assessment
- 60 min
- Google rating
- 4,9
Treatments
Therapy that gets you moving
Manual therapy, exercise and advice – tailored to your goal.
Book a sessionPelvic floor therapy
Assessment and targeted training for pelvic floor weakness, prolapse symptoms or tension – with biofeedback if you wish.
Pregnancy
Help with back and pubic symphysis pain, preparing the pelvic floor for birth and safe movement right to the end.
Postnatal recovery
One-to-one or in a small class: strengthen your pelvic floor, tummy and back step by step – after a caesarean, too.
Diastasis recti
Ultrasound-guided assessment of the abdominal muscles and an exercise programme that makes your core strong again.
Incontinence
For leaking when coughing, sneezing or exercising and for urge incontinence – at any age and after surgery, too.
Menopause & pelvic pain
Support for menopausal symptoms, endometriosis-related pain and pain during intercourse.
Focus areas
Complaints we treat
A selection of the topics we can help you with.
- Stress incontinence
- Urge incontinence
- Diastasis recti
- Pelvic organ prolapse
- Pubic symphysis pain
- Back pain in pregnancy
- Caesarean or perineal scars
- Pain during intercourse
- Menopausal symptoms
Talking about the pelvic floor isn't taboo – it's the first step towards feeling better.
About us
A place for topics people rarely talk about
Leaking urine, pain during sex or a tummy that doesn't come back together after birth – this affects far more women than you might think. And there is almost always something that can be done.
I'm a physiotherapist with further training in pelvic floor and pregnancy physiotherapy and have worked with women at every stage of life since 2015. In my practice in central St. Pölten we take our time, explain every step and only examine what you're comfortable with.
The practice is fully accessible, there's room for prams and your baby is very welcome to come along.
- One-to-one sessions in a private setting
- Babies welcome
- Home visits after birth
- Fully accessible
Theresa Bauer, BScPhysiotherapist & practice owner
How it works
From first assessment to your goal
First phone call
You briefly tell us what it's about – we find an appointment and clarify whether you need a referral.
In-depth conversation
At the first appointment we take 60 minutes: for your story, your goals and all your questions.
Assessment with your consent
We explain every examination beforehand. You decide what happens – an internal examination is never a must.
Training for everyday life
You get simple exercises that fit in while breastfeeding, at the office or while brushing your teeth.
Patient reviews
What our patients say
„After my daughter was born I had a three-finger diastasis. With Theresa's programme my tummy closed step by step – and I can go jogging again.“
Julia F.Patient since 2024Review on Google
„In my seventh month I could hardly walk because of pubic symphysis pain. After just two appointments it was much better. Thank you for the calm and the sleeping tips!“
Marija K.Patient since 2025Review on DocFinder
„I thought leaking while running was just part of life after two kids. Wrong! After three months of training I'm symptom-free.“
Lisa T.Patient since 2023Review on Google
„Very sensitive and competent. I never felt uncomfortable and everything was explained beforehand. The only downside: parking in the city centre is scarce.“
Claudia R.Patient since 2024Review on DocFinder
„At 68 I didn't think pelvic floor training could still make such a difference. I feel confident enough to go hiking and to the thermal spa again.“
Renate G.Patient since 2023Review on Google
„The home visit in the weeks after birth was worth its weight in gold – with a newborn and a caesarean scar I couldn't have gone anywhere. Later my son was welcome at the practice.“
Amina O.Patient since 2025Review on Google
Fees
Prices & refunds
With a doctor's referral, your health insurer refunds part of the cost.
I'm a non-contracted therapist (Wahltherapeutin). With a doctor's referral (e.g. from your gynaecologist or GP) your insurer – ÖGK, BVAEB or SVS – refunds part of the one-to-one therapy. Classes are private services.
Initial assessment
60 minutes
110 €
One-to-one therapy
45 minutes
85 €
Home visit after birth
45 minutes
Incl. travel within St. Pölten
105 €
Postnatal class
6 × 60 minutes, max. 6 participants
Babies are welcome
180 €
Visit us
Opening hours & directions
| Day | Time |
|---|---|
| Monday | 08:00 AM – 01:00 PM02:00 PM – 06:00 PM |
| Tuesday | 08:00 AM – 01:00 PM |
| Wednesday | 08:00 AM – 01:00 PM02:00 PM – 06:00 PM |
| Thursday | 12:00 PM – 07:00 PM |
| Friday | 08:00 AM – 12:00 PM |
| Saturday | Closed |
| Sunday | Closed |
By appointment. Postnatal classes on Tuesday and Thursday mornings, home visits by arrangement.
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Theresa Bauer PhysiotherapyMusterplatz 3, 3100 St. Pölten, Austria
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Frequently asked questions
Can't find your question? Feel free to give us a call.
Do I need a doctor's referral?
For a refund, yes – ideally with the diagnosis, e.g. "pelvic floor weakness after birth". Your gynaecologist or GP issues it. Without a referral you can come to me privately.
How much will my insurer refund?
Your insurer refunds part of its own standard rate. How much that is, and whether the referral must be approved first, depends on the insurer – I'll explain the steps at your first appointment.
Is an internal examination necessary?
No. It can help to assess the pelvic floor muscles more precisely, but it is always optional. A lot can also be assessed externally or with ultrasound.
How soon after birth can I come?
We're happy to show you first gentle exercises during the first weeks via a home visit. Most women come to the practice from week six to eight.
What should I bring?
Your referral, e-card, your maternity record (Mutter-Kind-Pass) or birth report if you have one, and comfortable clothes. We have a blanket and changing mat for your baby.
Do you offer home visits?
Yes, in the weeks after birth and if your mobility is limited we visit you within St. Pölten. For a refund the home visit must be stated on the referral.
What if I need to cancel at short notice?
Please cancel up to 24 hours in advance. If your baby is ill or the night was rough, we'll find a solution – we know what life with children is like.
Contact
We are here for you
Give us a call or send us a message – we will get back to you as soon as possible.
For acute injuries, please call the ambulance on 144.
- Phone+43 2742 34 56 78
- Emailpraxis@beckenboden-bauer.example
AddressMusterplatz 3, 3100 St. Pölten