Mimi Marcellou, co-founder and co-head of the PT PRAXIS® physiotherapy center, PhD candidate at University of West Attica, and speaker at numerous conferences on Pelvic Floor physiotherapy and its role in restoring Pelvic Floor dysfunctions in women who have undergone breast cancer treatment, continuously emphasizes: “Pelvic Floor physiotherapy provides both supportive and therapeutic benefits, helping breast cancer survivors regain a fulfilling sexual life, backed by science and proper female body care.”
In her numerous lectures to professionals in the field and the academic community, Ms. Marcellou has highlighted the importance of educating both breast cancer patients and their multidisciplinary healthcare teams about managing the condition. She presents how physiotherapeutic interventions for Pelvic Floor dysfunctions have been clinically proven to help women recover from symptoms caused by treatment-induced menopause. Women who undergo Pelvic Floor physiotherapy for their Pelvic Floor dysfunction can return to a pain-free sexual life, reclaiming the valuable pleasure that enhances their overall quality of life.
Many women have successfully treated dyspareunia (pain during sex) through physiotherapy, restoring both their comfort and their intimate relationships. Their testimonials are deeply moving: “Every time I visited PT PRAXIS, I felt like I was not only doing my exercises but also undergoing psychotherapy. They understood the source of my pain. It wasn’t imagined—it was real, and it could be eliminated.”
“I wish that every woman who feels despair—when she should be feeling joy after defeating cancer—finds Pelvic Floor physiotherapists as knowledgeable as Ms. Marcellou and Ms. Lagari.”
Our goal is to inform, educate, and train physiotherapists, integrating them into a team of specialists with expertise in the Pelvic Floor. Together, we can offer thousands of women a pain-free life filled with joy.
Join Our Educational Seminar
If you are a physiotherapist with basic knowledge of the Pelvic Floor, join us on November 2 & 3 for a two-day educational seminar. This event will provide training in digital examination, proper assessment, and the development of individualized rehabilitation plans for Pelvic Floor dysfunctions.
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