Women’s Health

Are you a motivated, capable person that thrives in a fast-paced environment and loves providing exceptional customer service? We have the job for you! We’re looking for a new receptionist to join our growing team. About the Role This role provides an opportunity to join a vibrant team working at this well-established and flourishing health […] Read More

September 4th – 8th 2017 is Women’s Health Week! This Week encourages women to put themselves first, and make positive changes to their health and well-being. There are five different focus topics over the course of the week, one for each day, and they all give us a great opportunity to reflect on some of […] Read More

“I laughed so hard I wet myself!” We’ve all heard this phrase, but for some this is the reality. And there’s no better way to ruin a good belly laugh than worrying you might leak. Urinary incontinence is surprisingly common, with a third of all women who have ever had a baby suffering this problem. […] Read More

Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome or PCOS affects 8-12% women of reproductive age and is the most common endocrine disorder for this age group. PCOS is characterised by a presence of excess and rogens (eg testosterone) in the body that can lead to symptoms such as acne, irregular menstrual cycles, excessive body hair, scalp hair loss, weight […] Read More

You may have seen the recent ABC online news article raising awareness of endometriosis. The article highlights how our health system is doing poorly when it comes to diagnosing and treating endometriosis, with many women waiting years for a correct diagnosis, and being made to feel they are “making it all up”. Reported prevalence rates […] Read More

This week is World Breastfeeding Week, so what better time to think about why breastfeeding is so important? Breastfeeding is such a great way to improve the health outcomes of both the infant and mother – even many years later. Many new mums would be familiar with the phrase “breast is best”. This is because […] Read More

Do you know how to improve your bladder and bowel health, with just a few simple lifestyle modifications? As part of World Continence Week 2016, we’re promoting the different ways which you can easily modify your bowel and bladder habits, which is not only important to practice for new mums & mums to be, but […] Read More

If you’ve been into the clinic in the last few weeks, you’ve probably seen the sign announcing I’ve been awarded as a Titled APA Continence and Women’s Health Physiotherapist. I am absolutely thrilled and proud to be awarded this title, as it has involved countless hours of hard work to achieve this. However, you may […] Read More

Michelle Bridges, the 45 year old celebrity personal trainer on the Biggest Loser, has been under fire recently for her choice of exercise during her pregnancy. She is due to give birth in December, and would currently be in her third trimester. She was recently photographed doing a workout on a beach, involving doing abdominal […] Read More

Often when we think about pelvic floor muscle problems, we think of those people who have pelvic floor muscle weakness. This commonly contributes to urinary or faecal incontinence, or pelvic organ prolapse. These problems certainly get the most attention from the media and other sources, and are the type of issues most people associate with […] Read More