All CHA Physiotherapists

Biography: Vanessa has been working in pelvic health physiotherapy for over 15 years. She has completed post graduate training in continence and pelvic floor physiotherapy. She has previously held the position as the Chair of the Victorian Branch of the APA Women's, Men's and Pelvic Health Group. Being an avid runner herself, Vanessa has a special interest in strength and running fitness, and helping people achieve overall wellness for themselves is her passion.

Biography: Tamara has specialised in pelvic health physiotherapy for men and women, for over 30 years. She has held Senior Clinician roles in many private practises & at the Mercy Hospital for Women, Women's Hospital Melbourne, Royal Children's Hospital and Senior locums at public Continence clinics. In 2014 Tamara was invited to travel with an Urology team, coordinated by the College of Surgeons, to work in the Solomons islands. Tamara focuses on collaborative work, communicating with all clinicians.

Biography: Tamara has specialised in pelvic health physiotherapy for men and women, for over 30 years. She has held Senior Clinician roles in many private practises & at the Mercy Hospital for Women, Women's Hospital Melbourne, Royal Children's Hospital and Senior locums at public Continence clinics. In 2014 Tamara was invited to travel with an Urology team, coordinated by the College of Surgeons, to work in the Solomons islands. Tamara focuses on collaborative work, communicating with all clinicians.

Biography: Tamara has specialised in pelvic health physiotherapy for men and women, for over 30 years. She has held Senior Clinician roles in many private practises & at the Mercy Hospital for Women, Women's Hospital Melbourne, Royal Children's Hospital and Senior locums at public Continence clinics. In 2014 Tamara was invited to travel with an Urology team, coordinated by the College of Surgeons, to work in the Solomons islands. Tamara focuses on collaborative work, communicating with all clinicians.

Biography: Tamara has specialised in pelvic health physiotherapy for men and women, for over 30 years. She has held Senior Clinician roles in many private practises & at the Mercy Hospital for Women, Women's Hospital Melbourne, Royal Children's Hospital and Senior locums at public Continence clinics. In 2014 Tamara was invited to travel with an Urology team, coordinated by the College of Surgeons, to work in the Solomons islands. Tamara focuses on collaborative work, communicating with all clinicians.

Biography: As an experienced practitioner I have a deep desire to explore the body's ability to heal. My steadfast commitment to continuing professional development has furthered my understanding of complexity in human physiology and functioning. As scientific research progresses, I seek to keep up with current findings in my field to facilitate the conditions required for optimal pelvic health in an individual. I love to ‘walk alongside' people on their journey of health and healing.

Biography: I am post graduate qualified and have over 20 years of experience working with people to improve their pelvic health and quality of life. Conditions I treat include bladder and bowel conditions, prolapse, pelvic and sexual pain, lactation disorders and musculoskeletal problems in pregnancy.

Biography: I work as a Senior Physiotherapist in Women's & Men's Health at The Wesley Hospital, Brisbane. I have a special interest in pelvic pain and pelvic floor dysfunction in both men and women. I also enjoy helping women in their childbearing year and across the lifespan. I have extensive experience across a wide variety of clinical areas in both acute inpatient and outpatient settings. I enjoy tutoring on the APA Women's Health courses.