Women's Health Physiotherapy

Women's Health Physiotherapy  


How we can help


We know how important it is to offer meaningful treatment that gives you the relief you are looking for, in a private setting where you can discuss your concerns openly with our expert practitioner who has years of experience working with individuals at all stages of life.

Get treatment and management for any condition specific to women's concerns and work with our expert physiotherapist. We cater to women at every stage of life, from pre or post-natal through to managing the natural and unexpected challenges that occur as we age. 

What is Women's Health Physiotherapy?


Women’s Health Physiotherapy is a specialised type of physiotherapy that entails the assessment and treatment of bladder, bowel and sexual dysfunction, pelvic pain, concerns leading up to or following urogynaecological surgery and/or pregnancy. 

A Women’s Health Physiotherapist is a specialised area of Physiotherapy that works specifically for treatment of issues related to incontinence and pelvic floor dysfunction, oftentimes helping to avoid unwanted or unnecessary surgeries with the use of more conservative management options including pessaries, muscle strengthening programs and education.

During your initial appointment your physiotherapist will: 


  • Discuss relevant medical history with you to gain an understanding of your injury.
  • Conduct a physical examination to assist in the accurate diagnosis of your problem.
  • Establish provisional diagnoses.
  • Devise a personalized rehabilitation and treatment plan.
  • Provide hands-on treatment, including manual therapy skills.
  • Educate you about your condition, empowering you with the knowledge to actively participate in your recovery process


Common conditions we treat: 

  • Back pain, including lower back pain 
  • Toileting difficulties (bladder or bowel)
  • Incontinence or leaking (bladder or bowel)
  • Pregnancy-related conditions
  • Postnatal related conditions
  • Pelvic girdle pain
  • Mastitis
  • Prolapse
  • Pelvic pain
  • Vaginismus
  • Recovery after pelvic surgery

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