Worried your baby prefers turning their head one way or has a flat spot developing? This may be torticollis. Learn what causes it, what to look for, and how gentle osteopathic care may support your baby’s comfort and symmetrical development.

Wondering if hands-on therapy can help coccyx pain? This article explains how manual therapy may reduce muscle tension, improve joint movement, support the nervous system, and help manage tailbone pain as part of an individualised treatment approach.

We often get asked what stretches are helpful for coccyx pain. We’ve shared some of our favourite gentle mobility stretches that may help relieve coccyx pain, while supporting your pelvic floor, hips and nervous system through calm, breath-led movement.

Tailbone (coccyx) pain can make sitting, standing, and daily life uncomfortable — even without a clear injury. This article explains what coccyx pain is, why it can occur, and how anatomy, posture, and pelvic floor function may all play a role.

Coccyx (tailbone) pain is often treated as a local issue, but pelvic floor tension can play a significant role. This article explains the anatomy, the pain–tension cycle, and why breathing, movement, stress, and whole-body support may influence coccyx pain.

Perineal massage can reduce the risk of tears when used in later pregnancy. We’ve got 8 tips to help you get started. If you’re struggling, we can teach you how to do perineal massage.

Osteopaths take a whole body, whole person approach to treating coccyx pain. Learn what that means and why it’s important.

Do you have an overactive bladder? Learn how Osteopathy may help.

C-section births are about more than scar management. Learn how we can support you as you prepare for your c-section.

At Pivot Osteopathy, our pelvic health trained osteopaths are here to help your whole body adapt as well as it can through your pregnancy, birth, and post-partum. We love helping you prepare for birth, optimise your pelvic floor health, and educate about pelvic health.