Within a consultation, we undertake a thorough case history to understand any previous medical history that may be pertinent to the case and any contributing factors associated to help us understand your treatment and management requirements, as well as goals for treatment. We conduct comprehensive assessments, both externally and internally (with consent), to determine the most effective treatment strategy. Additionally, exercise routines and rehabilitation plans are often recommended to sustain the beneficial effects of treatment.

After an examination to ascertain probable diagnoses, your practitioner will discuss with you what they think may be contributing and what they can do to assist your recovery.

Various treatment methods may be utalised, such as soft tissue massage, joint mobilisation, manipulation, and internal treatment.

Given that each individual is unique, treatment objectives and techniques are tailored accordingly. Our aim is to offer personalized attention to support you in reaching your health and wellness objectives, fostering a sense of empowerment for an improved quality of life.

No, a referral is not required to consult with a Women's Health practitioner. Nevertheless, your practitioner can collaborate with your obstetrician, gynaecologist, general practitioner, surgeon, or any other pertinent healthcare provider during your treatment, ensuring a patient-centred, collaborative approach to your healthcare

Initial appointments for new patients will last up to one hour, allowing ample time for your practitioner to thoroughly address your primary concerns. Follow-up appointments will be scheduled for 30 minutes. Upon request, extended appointments are available, particularly recommended for treatments involving multiple body areas. Please don't hesitate to reach out to myself or the reception team to determine the most suitable appointment option for your needs.

Individuals with chronic medical conditions and alternate care requirements might qualify for a rebate under the Chronic Disease Management (CDM) scheme through Medicare. CDM services and Team Care Arrangements (TCA) are coordinated by a patient's primary care physician. It is advisable to consult your GP to determine your eligibility for this program.

Individuals who have private health insurance encompassing "Extras Cover" may receive coverage for Women's Health services. We recommend verifying your coverage with your health insurer to confirm eligibility.

First, your practitioner will inquire extensively to determine the most suitable approach for you. While they may recommend an internal assessment, the decision to proceed will be entirely up to you. Additionally, they may evaluate your pelvis, lower back, hips, and abdominals, and inquire about your bladder and bowel function, lifestyle, and exercise routines. This comprehensive information will aid your practitioner in devising an optimal plan of action tailored to your goals, ensuring thorough treatment and management planning.

Please wear comfortable, loose fitting clothing that is easy to take off if required.

In addition, please bring any relevant scans and accompanying reports, such as urodynamic studies, ultrasounds, surgery reports, x-rays, or MRIs, to your appointment or email them through beforehand.

Pelvic health treatment encompass both internal and external techniques. Various methods can be adjusted to align with your specific preferences. While a direct approach may be beneficial for certain muscles to achieve desired outcomes, it is not obligatory if you are uncomfortable with it. Preferences regarding internal treatments may vary from session to session, and we fully respect individual choices in this regard.

Treatment modalities are always customized to suit the patient and extensively discussed during appointments, allowing ample opportunity for questions to ensure your comfort with the approach. Our aim is to create a safe and comfortable environment in our consultation room for all individuals.

This decision is entirely yours to make. Our practitioners are willing to provide treatment during menstruation, including internal procedures if necessary, provided that you are comfortable with it.

The answer to this can vary from person to person. Engaging in regular and coordinated pelvic floor exercises throughout pregnancy can help prevent incontinence symptoms and promote postnatal recovery. Similar to any exercise regimen, ensuring correct and effective execution is crucial, as well as aligning the exercises with your body's requirements. Consulting with a women’s health practitioner can assist in developing a customized plan tailored to your specific needs.