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All ages, we can help.

Our team of physiotherapists are trained specifically to assist women with fitness and wellbeing, at any age and fitness level.

Meet our Women’s Health Physios

Alla Melman

MScMed (PainMgt), B. App.Sc. (Phty), Cert Acup (Dry Needling), APA Titled Pain Physio, PhD Candidate

Francine St George

MSc (Med), BSc (Anat), PGD Physio, PGD Sport Sc, Cert Acup, Certified Neuro Athletics Coach

Physio Consults and Exercise Sessions:

If you are pregnant or just had a little one – please book with Alla or Francine who will provide you with a thorough assessment, practical advice, tips and techniques to help you with pain, exercise and pelvic floor function.

You can book your session by calling 02 9399 7399 or by using the Book Online button.

Prenatal

  • Are you experiencing low back pain or pelvic girdle pain?
  • Do you know when to stop lying on your back to exercise?
  • Do you feel you would like a personalised exercise plan to suit you?
  • Do you know the steps you can take for a better recovery after birth?

We want you to enjoy every moment of your pregnancy, without niggling aches and pains getting in the way!

Postnatal

We recommend you have a check 3-4 weeks after having your baby. In the mean time download your Immediate Post Natal Care Check List.

  • Using Real Time Ultra Sound (RTUS) learn how to correctly activate your inner core and pelvic floor muscles to regain your pre-baby fitness.
  • Check your Abdominal muscle separation (diastasis).
  • Regain strength and stability, allowing you to get back to regular exercise with confidence.

No matter your age

Have you noticed:
  • Your balance is not as good as it used to be?
  • Continence issues?

All of these can be related to weak core and pelvic floor muscles.

Our women’s health physiotherapists assess and treat these issues in a number of ways. Transabdominal Real Time Ultrasound Imaging (on the lower abdomen) is used at your initial consultation.

For further information on stress and urge incontinence: Read here-Pelvic floor and stress incontinence information

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