A graduate of the Pomeranian Medical University in Szczecin and the Higher School of Education and Therapy in Poznań, Edyta Koleśnik is a urogynecological and orthopedic physiotherapist as well as a certified massage therapist. She specializes in comprehensive care for women during pregnancy and postpartum, as well as for patients experiencing issues such as diastasis recti, urinary incontinence, pelvic organ prolapse, and painful intercourse. She promotes physical activity at every stage of a woman’s life, offering safe and effective rehabilitation and training methods.
She holds numerous certifications and has completed a wide range of courses, including: Diastasis Rectus Abdominis Therapy, Comprehensive Perinatal Physiotherapy, Functional and Medical Training for Postpartum Women, Pregnancy Massage, Kinesiotaping KT1/KT2, Manual and Myofascial Techniques in Urogynecology, Deep Tissue Massage, Interdisciplinary Urogynecology, Pelvic Sonofeedback Therapy, and others.
In her practice, she prioritizes patient comfort, safety, and an individualized approach, creating a supportive and trusting environment.
At MediSea Clinic, Edyta Koleśnik provides specialized urogynecological and perinatal physiotherapy. She helps patients prepare for childbirth and recover after both natural delivery and cesarean section. She works with women experiencing diastasis recti, pelvic pain, surgical scars, and pelvic floor dysfunction. She also treats urinary incontinence, pelvic organ prolapse, painful periods and intercourse, and supports recovery after gynecological and oncological procedures. Her therapy includes personalized exercise programs, manual therapy, and health education aimed at prevention and improving quality of life.
This is an innovative and exceptional form of support available in Świnoujście – created with women’s health in mind, especially intimate health concerns that are too often overlooked but are deeply important. At MediSea, we are committed to meeting these needs with understanding, professionalism, and care.
