Vaginal pain, leaks and after-effects
should not be normalised. They should be treated.

Advanced integrative physiotherapy online

25 years of clinical experience to help you understand what is happening to you and go back to doing what you avoid today.

How many things have you stopped doing because of these symptoms?

Perhaps you have stopped running, jumping or laughing for fear of leaking.

You look for the toilet the moment you arrive somewhere.

You avoid sex because the last few times it hurt.

Or you feel your body has never been the same since a birth, an operation or a treatment.

You keep giving things up. Sometimes almost without noticing.

And you end up calling “normal” what is actually holding you back.

You may have seen several professionals, each focusing on one part of what is happening to you.
You may have tests, reports and recommendations.
And still not understand how it all fits together or what you can do to get better.

Or this may be the first time you look for help.

Perhaps you feel well and simply want to know your body better, understand its changes and learn what you can do today to look after yourself.

In the first visit we start by listening to you.
What you notice, how it affects you, what you have tried so far and what you want to achieve.
We look at your symptoms together with your history, your habits and the moment you are living.

So that you understand better what is happening and know where to start.

The Fisiofemenina method

How can you help me if you don’t treat me physically?

It is a fair question.

For years I treated women in hospital with very few resources. And that taught me something important:

The best tools are not on a treatment table.

They lie in understanding what is happening to you, knowing how to read your body’s signals and learning what you can do to help it improve.

My hands can relieve you during a session. But if you learn to recognise what worsens your symptoms, what your body needs and how to act in your daily life, that knowledge stays with you.

You will learn to work at home too

When appropriate, I will teach you to recognise and explore the area with your own hands and to perform manual techniques safely, such as perineal massage.

We will practise together so you know how to do it, what you should feel and when to stop.

That way you will not depend only on what we do in the consultation. You will have tools to take an active part in your recovery.

I don’t want you to depend on me. I want you to reach the point where you can say:

“I know how to listen to my body. I know what it needs. And I know what to do when something is wrong.”

That is why I never work on a diagnostic label alone. Two women can share the same diagnosis and need completely different paths. Your sensations, your symptoms and the way your body responds give us far more valuable information.

The sooner you start, the shorter your recovery will be.

There is something important to bear in mind: after 3-6 months, these problems become harder to resolve.

So spending months, or even years, waiting while the problem progresses makes your body learn to live with something that should never have been normalised, and makes it chronic.

Before focusing on a specific area

We build a solid foundation

restnutritionmovementhydrationnervous systemcircadian rhythmsother habits
  • · Because it makes no sense to treat abdominal bloating while ignoring the digestive system.
  • · Nor to work on pain or inflammation without asking what is feeding it.
  • · Nor to address a lack of tone without checking whether your body has the nutrients and energy it needs.
  • · Nor to try to improve nocturia without looking at hydration, rest and circadian rhythms.

Your body does not work in parts.
And neither should your treatment.

I give you the judgement, the tools and the support.
You learn to observe yourself, understand yourself and take an active part in your recovery.

Because the goal is not for you to need more sessions.

The goal is for you to need me less and less.

How I can help

How can I help you?

What limits you today may go by different names. What matters is understanding how it affects your life and what we can do from there.

Pregnancy and postpartum

Pregnancy and postpartum

  • Arrive at birth prepared.
  • Pick up your baby without pain.
  • Go for a walk without feeling heaviness.
  • Get back to training without fear of leaks.

Looking after yourself during pregnancy, preparing for birth and learning perineal massage. Restoring the function of your abdomen and pelvic floor, addressing diastasis, prolapse, scars and low back and pelvic pain.

A plan tailored to you, so you know where to start and how to progress.

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Pelvic floor dysfunction

Pelvic floor dysfunction

  • Laugh or cough without leaks.
  • Train without feeling heaviness.
  • Leave home without having to locate every toilet.

I help you address urinary incontinence, wind leaks, faecal incontinence and constipation. Also the feeling of heaviness or a bulge linked to prolapse, urgency, constant trips to the toilet or having to get up at night.

So your symptoms stop deciding for you.

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Pelvic pain and sexual health

Pelvic pain and sexual health

  • Enjoy intimacy without anticipating pain.
  • Touch that doesn’t hurt.
  • A period that doesn’t force you to stop.

Do you feel stabbing, pressure or burning? Do you avoid sex for fear that it will hurt?

I help with vulvodynia, vaginismus, pain during sex and menstrual pain or pain linked to endometriosis. Also with persistent discomfort related to recurrent thrush or cystitis.

Your pain deserves to be heard and cared for.

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Perimenopause and menopause

Perimenopause and menopause

  • Sleep better.
  • Regain energy.
  • Enjoy your intimacy without discomfort.

Less desire, less strength and more belly fat, even though you keep doing the same things?

I help you address vulvovaginal dryness and atrophy, maintain your strength and muscle mass, lose fat and rest better.

Your body changes. What you need to look after it changes too.

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Recovery after surgery

Recovery after surgery

  • Move without fear.
  • Regain strength.
  • Return to your activities without pain or tightness holding you back.

After a caesarean, breast surgery or a DIEP flap reconstruction, you may notice that your abdomen or your arm doesn’t respond as it used to.

We work on the scar, the swelling and on regaining mobility, tone and strength so you can move more comfortably again.

Recovery goes beyond the scar.

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Breast cancer physiotherapy

Breast cancer physiotherapy

  • Raise your arm without discomfort.
  • Regain strength and energy.
  • Enjoy your intimacy without pain.

Treatments can leave discomfort that affects your daily life.

I help you address fatigue, scars, stiffness and joint pain. Also the symptoms of genitourinary syndrome: dryness, stinging, pain during sex or urinary discomfort.

We work on measures to reduce the risk of lymphoedema.

Your quality of life is also part of the treatment.

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Body composition and healthy habits

Body composition and healthy habits

  • Lose fat.
  • Build muscle.
  • Feel stronger.

Tired of losing weight and putting it back on? Of starting to exercise and giving up because there are not enough hours in the day?

I help you improve your body composition with habits that fit into your everyday life. No restrictive diets, no living at the gym.

So that looking after yourself stops being something you start every Monday.

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Aesthetic physiotherapy

Aesthetic physiotherapy

  • Feel lighter legs.
  • Improve how your skin looks.
  • Recover after surgery.

Creams and diets that do nothing for cellulite. Heavy legs. Swelling or scars you do not know how to care for after an operation.

I help you improve the look of cellulite and ease the discomfort of lipoedema and heaviness of venous origin. I also support your recovery after an abdominoplasty or breast surgery.

With habits, manual therapy and exercises adapted to you.

What you see matters. What you feel does too.

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It is not only about feeling less discomfort

It is about regaining freedom in your everyday life.

Laura Camprubí

I did not come to women’s health from books alone

I am 45. For the last 25 years I have trained, worked and lived around a single obsession: improving my own health and that of the women I treat.

My curiosity began long before I knew I would end up doing this.

As a child, few things at school held my attention. But when we talked about the human body, the mind or the way we relate to each other, something lit up inside me.

Dancing was my therapy.

Reading about health and wellbeing in my mother’s magazines was my ritual before sleep.

I studied Physiotherapy because it was the degree closest to everything that fascinated me: health, the body and movement.

And I fell in love with the profession from day one.

During my degree something happened that would change my course: I developed vulvodynia.

At that time, finding answers was not easy. Pelvic floor physiotherapy was still largely unknown in Spain. Many women lived in silence with pain, urine leaks or other symptoms. Frequent situations, but not normal for that, often lived with shame and without knowing where to ask for help.

I too needed to understand what was happening to me.

So I started searching.

I trained in the different areas related to the pelvic floor: urology, gynaecology, physiosexology, coloproctology and obstetrics. One course led to another and, almost without noticing, my health problem became the start of my specialisation.

20 years ago that path took me to Vall d’Hebron University Hospital, where I work as a physiotherapist specialised in women’s health, abdominal-pelvic-perineal rehabilitation, breast oncology, lipoedema and lymphoedema.

I also worked in private practice alongside urologists and gynaecologists.

And for nine years I taught at several universities. Among other projects, I took part in creating the first course on physiotherapy applied to aesthetic medicine and plastic and reconstructive surgery.

Working with women I understood something even more important:

the body rarely tells a simple story.

Pain does not always start where it hurts.

A scar does not affect the skin alone.

And a symptom cannot be separated from the diet, rest, hormones, stress, emotions or history of the woman in front of you.

I was missing a piece that connected all of it.

I found it in clinical psychoneuroimmunology and evolutionary medicine. First they helped me understand and improve my own digestive problems. Then they completely transformed the way I support other women.

Later I added tools from neuro-linguistic programming and brief therapy.

In my first placement report I had already written a conclusion that still guides the way I work today:

Sometimes, listening helps more than any technique.

That is why I do not see physiotherapy as a collection of isolated treatments.

For me, treating means observing.

Asking.

Connecting what at first sight seems unrelated.

And listening long enough to understand what the body is trying to say.

Fisiofemenina was born from that whole journey.

From the professional who has worked in women’s health for more than two decades.

From the patient who also had to look for her own answers.

From the teacher, the mother and the woman who keeps learning.

This is where I put my experience, my attention and my judgement at the service of other women. With time, honesty and an integrative view.

Because you do not need someone to promise you magic solutions.

You need to be listened to, to be understood as a whole, and to be helped to find a path that makes sense for you.

Welcome to Fisiofemenina.

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Registration number: 3878

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Is this way of working right for you?

It may suit you if…

  • You have seen several professionals and you are still not well.
  • You have been told “it’s normal” or “it’s your age”, and you know it isn’t.
  • You are tired of each symptom being treated separately.
  • For something so intimate, you want someone who has devoted 25 years to women’s health.
  • You feel fine, but you would rather get ahead of things than wait for something to go wrong.
  • You are at a key moment (pregnancy, postpartum, menopause) and want to get it right from the start.
  • You would rather do it properly once than keep trying things.

It is probably not what you are looking for if…

  • You are looking for a magic fix or an exercise sheet that works for everyone.
  • You want someone to do it for you, with no involvement outside the consultation.
  • What matters most to you is the price or the earliest appointment.
  • You need an immediate physical examination or in-person procedure.
  • You need urgent medical care.

First visit by video call

€120

90 minutes

An unhurried session to hear your story, review your history and reports and make sense of what is happening to you.

We will look to understand which function is altered, which factors may be involved and what may be keeping the problem going.

By the end, you will know what we have found, what you can start doing and what the next steps are, including any further assessment if needed.

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Programmes

Short programmes for specific moments

After breast cancer surgery Your recovery goes beyond the scar. 3 one-hour sessions · €250 See what’s included Hide

A recovery and prevention programme for after-effects following breast cancer surgery. You do not need to wait for symptoms to start looking after yourself.

A plan adapted to you so you know what you can do and how to keep looking after yourself at home.

I want to book my programme

In these three sessions we will work on:

  • Lymphoedema: care to reduce the risk and recognise the first signs.
  • Scar: treatment and home care. Learn scar massage and techniques to improve sensitivity.
  • Shoulder and arm: exercises to regain mobility and strength.
  • Habits: hygiene, nutrition and self-care guidelines.
  • Intimate health: guidance on vaginal dryness, discomfort during sex and urinary symptoms.
Postpartum Your baby has check-ups. What about your pelvic floor? 2 one-hour sessions · €180 See what’s included Hide

Perhaps you want to exercise again but do not know what you can do or how to progress.

So you know where to start and how to keep looking after yourself at home.

I want to start my recovery

In these two sessions I help you to:

  • Know where you stand: learn what to observe, how to do a manual self-assessment and how to recognise your progress.
  • If there is a scar: how to massage the scar.
  • If there are painful spots: how to work on them manually.
  • Return to exercise: a progression adapted to you to get back to your routine.
  • Learn hypopressives: adapted to your stage of recovery.
  • Look after your nutrition: practical guidelines for this stage.
Care after prolapse surgery You have had prolapse surgery. Now, how do you stop it coming back? 3 one-hour sessions · €250 See what’s included Hide

If you have had surgery for a cystocele or rectocele, this programme helps you look after your recovery and work on the factors that can lead to the prolapse returning.

Care you will learn in the consultation and can build into your daily life.

I want to look after my pelvic floor

In these three sessions you will learn to:

  • Know your intimate area: recognise sensations and changes.
  • Manage pressure: when coughing, lifting or exercising.
  • Work your abdomen and pelvic floor: with coordinated exercises adapted to you.
  • Prevent constipation: improve your toilet habits.
  • Look after your nutrition: to support intestinal transit.

How does the online consultation work?

  1. 1

    You book your appointment

    You choose the type of consultation, the day and the time. I personally send you an email with the payment link.

  2. 2

    You tell me about your case

    Once payment is made I will ask you to send me the most relevant information and, if you have them, the reports or tests you would like us to review.

  3. 3

    We meet by video call

    We will have time to talk about your history, your symptoms, your habits and anything that can help us understand the whole picture.

  4. 4

    We draw up your plan

    We will define priorities, recommendations and next steps adapted to you. If you need a medical, in-person or other professional assessment, I will tell you so.

Not sure whether an online consultation is right for you?

Book an appointment and, before paying, tell me your doubts by replying to the email.

Clinical questions we will look at together during the visit.

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Frequently asked questions

Which consultation should I book if it is my first time?

The 90-minute first visit by video call. That time allows me to get to know your history, review your situation as a whole and agree where to start without rushing.

Can I book a follow-up without having had a first visit?

No. The 60-minute follow-up by video call is meant for women I am already working with.

Do the programmes require a first visit?

No. The recovery programmes after breast cancer surgery, postpartum and prolapse surgery can be booked directly. The first session of each programme is devoted to getting to know your case.

How can you help me if you don’t treat me physically?

My hands can relieve you during a session. Understanding your body helps you for life. In the consultation you learn to read your signals, to know what improves and what worsens your symptoms and what you can do day to day. And, when appropriate, I will guide you to learn to treat yourself: to explore the area with your own hands and apply manual techniques safely, such as perineal or scar massage. We will practise together by video call until you know how to do it, what you should feel and when to stop. If your case needs in-person treatment, I will tell you.

Do I need a diagnosis?

No. If you have reports or tests, we will review them together. If you don’t, we will start from your history and assess whether you need to see another professional.

What if I need in-person care?

If I consider that your case requires an in-person examination or procedure, I will tell you clearly and recommend the right professional.

How should I prepare for the video call?

Find a quiet place with a good internet connection and enough privacy. Have any relevant reports at hand and write down the questions you want to resolve.

How do I book and pay?

The booking button takes you to my calendar, where you choose the type of consultation, the day and the time. I then personally send you an email with the payment link, and the appointment is confirmed once payment is made. You will receive the confirmation and the video call link by email.

Can I change or cancel an appointment?

Yes, as long as you do so at least 24 hours in advance by replying to the confirmation email. After that, the consultation fee is not refunded.

Does the consultation replace a medical assessment?

No. The consultation does not replace medical care, diagnosis or in-person treatment when they are needed.

What should I do in an emergency?

Fisiofemenina does not provide an emergency service. If you have severe symptoms or need immediate care, contact the emergency health services.

How many more years do you plan to live with something that can be treated?

Think of everything you have stopped doing because of those symptoms.

And of what you would like to do again.

Let’s talk about how to begin.

Welcome to Fisiofemenina.

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Physiotherapist · Registration no. 3878