Judith Landhausser

Judith qualified as a Physiotherapist from University Hospital, Homburg/Saar, Germany in 1992 and qualified as an Osteopath (College Sutherland, Ulm, Germany) in 1999. She completed her Post Graduate Diploma in Women’s Health and Continence in 2011 at University of Bradford. Judith also qualified as a Bowen Therapist in 2004, as a Clear Passage Practitioner in 2015 and as a Frequency Specific Microcurrent (FSM) instructor in 2020.

Besides having worked in the musculoskeletal area of physiotherapy during her professional life she has developed a real interest in Women’s Health issues. She feels strongly and passionately about helping women to make a change within their lives by being able to improve their bladder and pelvic floor problems. Understanding the problem and being aware of what one can do about it is the most important part in achieving a result; Judith will guide you through this.

Judith also treats women during and after their pregnancy attending to back and pelvic girdle pains, bladder and pelvic floor problems and diastasis recti.

Judith has worked in North West London for over 30 years. First she worked in the Garden Hospital for 15 years and then joined the team at 999 Medical Centre. She used to run the women’s health physiotherapy clinic in Kings Oak & Cavell Hospitals for the last 16 years and worked with Ellis Downes, Gynaecologist Consultant in his Harley Street Clinic for 14 years.

She went to Gainsville, Florida in 2015 to be trained as a Clear Passage Practitioner and has since been treating Clear Passage patients from Europe, the Middle East, Asia and Africa.

In 2018 she attended her first Frequency Specific Microcurrent (FSM) course and has since become an instructor in the subject. FSM is a new way of treating nerve and muscle pain and many other conditions using specific frequencies and micro amperage current.

Her latest interest is treating patients with adhesions that can cause pain, bowel obstructions, fertility issues such as blocked fallopian tubes or hydrosalpinx that also contributes to pain in endometriosis patients.

Judith is registered with the Health Professional Council (HCPC), the Chartered Society of Physiotherapists (CSP) and is a member of the Association of Pelvic, Gynae and Obstetric Physiotherapists (POGP).