All CHA Physiotherapists

Biography: Helen is dedicated to supporting both women and men in restoring and maintaining optimum pelvic health. Providing individualized care utilising a range of approaches including manual therapy, education, self-management techniques and a specific exercise program for your condition. She loves to continue her education completing courses and keeping up to date with best practice and current approaches to all conditions and care at every opportunity.

Biography: A career spanning over twenty years, a passion for helping people understand and resolve pelvic related health problems, and staying active to achieve the quality of life we all deserve.

Biography: I founded Be Your Best Physiotherapy in 2006, combining her passion for Physiotherapy, Pilates and Pelvic Floor Rehabilitation. I am experienced in the management of incontinence, prolapse, pelvic pain and other pelvic floor disorders (for both women and men). I have over twenty years experience in the management of pregnant and post-natal women.

Biography: Kim graduated as a physiotherapist in 2014 and has cultivated a diverse career across inpatient, outpatient, rehabilitation, and private practice settings. Currently, Kim works at two separate pelvic health clinics in Eltham and Croydon. Kim is passionate about continence and women?s health physiotherapy, where she finds fulfillment in empowering clients to achieve their personal goals and embrace a vibrant, healthy and happy life.

Biography: Kim graduated as a physiotherapist in 2014 and has cultivated a diverse career across inpatient, outpatient, rehabilitation, and private practice settings. Currently, Kim works at two separate pelvic health clinics in Eltham and Croydon. Kim is passionate about continence and women?s health physiotherapy, where she finds fulfillment in empowering clients to achieve their personal goals and embrace a vibrant, healthy and happy life.

Biography: Katie is an APA Titled Women's, Men's and Pelvic Health Physiotherapist based in Mandurah, WA. She works with women and men of all ages across all areas of pelvic health including: - Urinary and faecal incontinence - Prolapse - Pelvic pain - Pregnancy and postnatal - Constipation - Bowel dysfunction - Sexual dysfunction - Breastfeeding issues Katie provides a supportive and compassionate environment to assist clients with management of pelvic health conditions.

Biography: Emma is an APA Titled Continence and Women?s Health (2019) Physiotherapist with extensive postgraduate experience in pelvic health (2009). She supports people with incontinence, bowel dysfunction, chronic pelvic pain, prolapse, and pregnancy and postnatal recovery, using a compassionate, biopsychosocial approach integrating careful assessment ,education, tailored exercise, bladder/bowel retraining, advanced prolapse management, graded desensitisation and behaviour change coaching.

Biography: Emma is an APA Titled Continence and Women?s Health (2019) Physiotherapist with extensive postgraduate experience in pelvic health (2009). She supports people with incontinence, bowel dysfunction, chronic pelvic pain, prolapse, and pregnancy and postnatal recovery, using a compassionate, biopsychosocial approach integrating careful assessment ,education, tailored exercise, bladder/bowel retraining, advanced prolapse management, graded desensitisation and behaviour change coaching.

Biography: Helena Frawley is a physiotherapy researcher, and Professor in the Melbourne School of Health Sciences, the University of Melbourne, and Director of Allied Health Research at the Royal Women's Hospital and Mercy Hospital for Women Melbourne. She is also a Fellow of the Australian College of Physiotherapists, Clinical Specialist in Women's Health Physiotherapy. Helena leads the University of Melbourne women's health physiotherapy graduate research program.