Women's Health Physio
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What is Women's Health Physiotherapy?
Women’s Health Physiotherapy involves specialised clinical assessment and rehabilitation of pelvic floor muscle dysfunction, core stability, and female physiological conditions across all lifecycle stages.
We treat pelvic floor weakness, urinary incontinence, and organ prolapse within an active context. We restore muscle control so you can run, lift, and exercise confidently.
We manage pelvic girdle pain during pregnancy and support safe abdominal separation recovery postpartum. Our clinicians guide your progressive, safe return to high-impact sport.
We manage complex pelvic pain, endometriosis symptoms, and perimenopausal musculoskeletal shifts. Our targeted therapies preserve muscle tissue, joint health, and functional strength.
At the Active Female Hub in Ultimo, we bridge the gap between pelvic health and high-performance exercise, treating your pelvic floor within the context of your active lifestyle.
We look beyond basic pelvic health, integrating pelvic floor function directly into high-impact sports, running, and athletic training.
Our pelvic health physiotherapists collaborate directly with exercise physiologists and sports dietitians under one roof, delivering comprehensive and seamless care.
We use objective clinical benchmarks to measure core recovery and pelvic floor readiness. You progress safely based on measurable function rather than arbitrary timelines.
All major health funds accepted
Private health claiming via Tyro Health EFTPOS terminal
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FAQ
No, you can book directly as a private patient without a referral. We also accept Medicare referrals (please note we do not bulk bill).
An internal pelvic floor assessment allows us to accurately evaluate muscle strength, tone, and endurance, though it is always optional and performed with your explicit consent.
We recommend booking a comprehensive postnatal check-up around six weeks postpartum to assess abdominal healing, pelvic floor function, and your readiness for return-to-exercise.
Yes, stress urinary incontinence during high-impact exercise is very common and treatable through targeted pelvic floor retraining and progressive impact loading strategies.
Please wear comfortable, loose-fitting clothing that allows easy movement during any physical movement assessments.