At the Pelvic Health Clinic our physiotherapists have a reputation for excellence.
Our Curtin University post graduate trained Continence and Pelvic Health physiotherapists are passionate, empathetic, caring and highly skilled. While each physiotherapist has their own unique approach, as a collective, the group remain united by a shared vision: helping people with pelvic issues.
They will work with you to empower you to reach your health goals.
At Body Logic Pelvic Health Clinic our team has a reputation for excellence.
Our Curtin University post graduate trained Continence and Pelvic Health physiotherapists are passionate, empathetic, caring and highly skilled.
They will work with you to empower you to reach your health goals.
Judith has over 30 years clinical experience in continence, women’s, men’s and pelvic health. She is passionate about trauma informed, whole person care for people with pelvic pain and pelvic health conditions and is considered as a leader in Australia.
Judith is an Adjunct Associate Professor at Curtin University and developed and taught on the Curtin University Clinical Physiotherapy Continence and Pelvic Health Master’s program for fifteen years. She has been involved in research into pelvic pain, pelvic organ prolapse and incontinence and has published over 30 peer -reviewed papers in the field of pelvic health.
Clinical Areas of Interest
Chloe is a specialist continence and pelvic health physiotherapist (as awarded by the Australian College of Physiotherapy in 2021), holds a post graduate masters qualification in Continence and Pelvic Health Physiotherapy (Curtin University 2014) and is a titled Women’s, Men’s and Pelvic Health Physiotherapist as awarded by the Australian Physiotherapy Association.
Chloe is also a lecturer and clinical tutor on the post graduate Continence and Pelvic Health physiotherapy course at Curtin University and involved in current research in pelvic health.
Chloe’s expertise and interests are in assisting men and women with the management of bladder and bowel incontinence, pelvic pain, as well as the treatment of female pelvic organ prolapse, ante and postnatal care.
Chloe is passionate about providing holistic individualised patient centered care for all of her clients, to achieve their personal goals and an improved quality of life.
Outside of work Chloe enjoys looking after her two young children.
Chloe is not NDIA registered. Our services are only accessible to NDIS self-managed clients.
Chloe is an independent physiotherapist and engages Pelvic Health Clinic to provide administrative and other business services to enable her to provide assessment and treatment to her patients.
Irena is a specialist continence and pelvic health physiotherapist (as awarded by the Australian College of Physiotherapy in 2020), holds a Master’s qualification in Continence and Pelvic Health Physiotherapy (Curtin University 2009) and has over 18 years clinical experience in management of pelvic health conditions in women, men and transgender persons.
Irena is also a sessional lecturer and clinical tutor at the post-graduate Continence and Pelvic Health physiotherapy course at Curtin University, and works part-time at Royal Perth Hospital. She is an active member of the Continence and Pelvic Health professional groups in Australia and is passionate about learning and translating knowledge and science to patient care.
Irena speaks Serbo-Croatian or Bosnian, Serbian, Croatian languages.
Outside of work, Irena loves singing, reading, cycling and spending time with her family and friends.
Irena is not NDIA registered. Our services are only accessible to NDIS self-managed clients.
Natalie is currently taking bookings for both new patients and follow-up appointments. Please contact the clinic to schedule a time with her.
Natalie holds a post graduate Masters qualification in Continence and Pelvic Health Physiotherapy (Curtin University 2009) and is a titled Men’s, Women’s Health and Pelvic Health Physiotherapist as awarded by the Australian Physiotherapy Association.
Natalie maintains a teaching role as sessional lecturer and tutor in paediatric continence on the post graduate Continence and Pelvic Health physiotherapy course at Curtin University.
Natalie’s expertise is in assisting men, women and children with the management of bladder and bowel incontinence, pelvic pain, as well as the treatment of female pelvic organ prolapse, ante and postnatal care. Her particular interest is in supporting children and adolescents in overcoming bladder bowel dysfunction, involving challenges surrounding toilet training, constipation and soiling, urgency and daytime wetting, as well as enuresis (bed wetting). Natalie is passionate about providing education and practical support for children and their caregivers and liaises closely with a multidisciplinary team to optimise each child’s care. Natalie has presented at several GP conferences, and case presentations
at the Continence Foundation of Australia national conference on paediatric bowel dysfunction.
Outside of work, Natalie enjoys her time with family and friends, as a mum of three busy young girls.
Natalie is not NDIA registered. Our services are only accessible to NDIS self-managed clients.
Natalie is an independent physiotherapist and engages Pelvic Health Clinic to provide administrative and other business services to enable her to provide assessment and treatment to her patients.
Angela is an independent physiotherapist supported by Pelvic Health Clinic for administration. She is not NDIA-registered; services are available to NDIS self-managed clients.
Donna holds a post graduate Masters qualification in Continence and Pelvic Health Physiotherapy from Curtin University (2018) and is a titled Men’s, Women’s Health and Pelvic Health Physiotherapist as awarded by the Australian Physiotherapy Association. She also holds a Masters of Physiotherapy (Graduate Entry) from Curtin University (2006) and a Bachelor of Science (Exercise and Health Science) from the University of Western Australia (2002).
Donna specialises in the management of a variety of pelvic floor and pelvic health conditions. These include; bladder and bowel incontinence in women and men; pre and post-prostatectomy physiotherapy; pelvic organ prolapse; over active bladder; pelvic pain; painful sexual intercourse; ante- and post-natal specific conditions as well as a variety of musculoskeletal complaints.
Donna is a lecturer and clinical educator for the Master of Clinical Physiotherapy program in Continence and Women’s Health at Curtin University and has presented at the 2019 National Conference on Incontinence.
She is passionate about helping women stay fit and active during the various stages of life and has a keen interest in assisting women in their safe return to exercise in the post-natal period. Donna is also a certified clinical Pilates instructor through the Australian Physiotherapy and Pilates Institute and has over a decade of experience in teaching exercise classes, in both clinical and community settings.
Outside of work, Donna enjoys exploring the great outdoors with her two young children and family.
Donna is not NDIA registered. Our services are only accessible to NDIS self-managed clients. Donna is an independent physiotherapist and engages Pelvic Health Clinic to provide administrative and other business services to enable her to provide assessment and treatment to her patients.
Kirsten first graduated from Physiotherapy at Curtin University in 2002, and shortly thereafter moved to rural WA to work in a public hospital setting, gaining a wide range of experience and physiotherapy skills. In 2004, Kirsten embarked on a three year travelling journey, which included working as a physiotherapist in the U.K. She arrived back in Perth in 2007, where she worked in the public hospital setting.
In 2008 Kirsten began pursuing her passion for women and men’s pelvic health by completing a Postgraduate certificate in Women’s Health and Continence. She has worked in this area ever since.
Kirsten has worked in the area of pelvic health both at Swan Districts hospital, and King Edward Memorial hospital. Over the last 5 years, she has consulted exclusively in private practice.
Kirsten holds a post graduate Masters qualification in Continence and Pelvic Health Physiotherapy and is a titled Men’s, Women’s and Pelvic Health Physiotherapist as awarded by the Australian Physiotherapy Association.
Kirsten is not NDIA registered. Our services are only accessible to NDIS self-managed clients.
Louise holds a post-graduate Masters qualification in Continence and Pelvic Health Physiotherapy and is a titled Men’s, Women’s Health, and Pelvic Health Physiotherapist as awarded by the Australian Physiotherapy Association. She is a member of the Australian College of Physiotherapists (MACP)
Louise is skilled to treat all problems of the pelvis but is especially passionate about:
Prior to specialising in pelvic health, Louise worked as a musculoskeletal physiotherapist for 7 years. She previously treated lumbar and hip pain and continues to manage this as it often occurs with pelvic pain. Louise has completed extra training to be qualified in dry needling for both pelvic and musculoskeletal conditions.
Louise understands that problems in the pelvic region are private and can be highly distressing. She acknowledges the emotional toll these conditions can take and considers this in physiotherapy management.
Louise is not NDIA registered. Our services are only accessible to NDIS self-managed clients.
Jo holds a Post Graduate Masters qualification in Continence and Women’s Health Physiotherapy from Curtin University. She is also a titled Women’s Health and Continence Physiotherapist, as awarded by the Australian Physiotherapy Association.
Jo has a special interest in the management of bladder and bowel dysfunction in both men and women, as well as the treatment of pelvic organ prolapse, pelvic pain, female sexual dysfunction, and antenatal and postnatal disorders.
In her spare time, Jo likes to hike, go to the beach, and spend time with her friends, family, and beautiful golden retriever.
Jo is not NDIA registered. Our services are only accessible to NDIS self-managed clients.
Natalie holds a post graduate certificate in Continence and Pelvic Floor Rehabilitation from the University of Melbourne (2007) and is a member of the Australian Physiotherapy Association.
Natalie works at the Perth Children’s Hospital as a Senior Continence Physiotherapist and as a lecturer and tutor on the post graduate Continence and Pelvic Health physiotherapy course at Curtin University.
Natalie’s passion and expertise is in the management of bladder and bowel problems in children. Natalie has worked primarily in the area of Continence and Paediatrics since her undergraduate degree in 1998, she has worked both in Perth and the UK.
Natalie has a special interest in helping children and adolescents overcome problems with toilet training, daytime wetting, bladder emptying problems, recurrent urinary tract infections, bed wetting, constipation and soiling (faecal incontinence). Natalie enjoys working with young people and their families to help them achieve their goals. Natalie provides wonderful structure and support throughout their journey at Body Logic Pelvic Heath.
Natalie enjoys attending and participating in conferences, her last trip was to Poland in 2019 to attend the International Children’s Continence Society (ICCS) meeting in Gdansk. While these events have moved online, Natalie still enjoys advancing her knowledge in the area of Paediatric Continence.
Natalie lives in Perth with her husband and 3 children. In her spare time Natalie enjoys reading, dancing and yoga.
Natalie is not NDIA registered. Our services are only accessible to NDIS self-managed clients.
Natalie is an independent physiotherapist and engages Pelvic Health Clinic to provide administrative and other business services to enable her to provide assessment and treatment to her patients.
Elizabeth is not NDIA registered. Our services are only accessible to NDIS self-managed clients.
Elizabeth is an independent physiotherapist and engages Pelvic Health Clinic to provide administrative and other business services to enable her to provide assessment and treatment to her patients.
Sophie holds a post graduate Masters qualification in Continence and Pelvic Health Physiotherapy (Curtin University 2018) and is a titled Men’s, Women’s Health and Pelvic Health Physiotherapist as awarded by the Australian Physiotherapy Association.
Sophie specialises in the management of bladder and bowel dysfunction in both men and women, as well as the treatment of pelvic organ prolapse, pelvic pain, men pre and post prostatectomy and antenatal/postnatal care. Her true passion is in working with patients experiencing sexual dysfunction and is comfortable in treating all genders and sexual preferences.
Sophie is also a trained Pilates instructor and has worked with musculoskeletal clients for over 14 years. She enjoys integrating her musculoskeletal and pelvic health knowledge in rehabilitating her clients to better health and quality of life. Sophie has completed advanced courses in dry needling, often incorporating these techniques into her management where appropriate.
Sophie adopts a patient-centred and active approach to health care, placing emphasis on motivating patients to achieve their own goals.
Out of work Sophie enjoys training at F45, being outdoors and enjoying Perth’s café scene.
Sophie is not NDIA registered. Our services are only accessible to NDIS self-managed clients.
Sophie is an independent physiotherapist and engages Pelvic Health Clinic to provide administrative and other business services to enable her to provide assessment and treatment to her patients.
Bek has significant experience as a Senior Pelvic Health Physiotherapist in the Public and Private sector in both West Australia and N.S.W. She has recently worked on the Gynaecology and Gynae-oncology ward at King Edward Memorial Hospital with women pre- and post- gynaecological surgery and helping women with pelvic pain. She has experience treating women throughout pregnancy and assisting in recovery post birth both within the hospital system and in the clinic.
Bek has a special interest in the management of:
Bek completed her Post Graduate Certificate in Pelvic Floor Physiotherapy at Melbourne University. She is committed to ongoing education and has recently attended advanced courses in prolapse and pessary management, stress and urgency incontinence, pelvic pain, birth choices, and evidence updates for Physiotherapy in the childbearing year.
Bek is passionate about facilitating positive change for people with pelvic health conditions to allow a better quality of life. In her spare time Bek loves spending time with her young boys, doing yoga or running on the beach with her dog.
Rebekah is not NDIA registered. Our services are only accessible to NDIS self-managed clients.
Phoebe is not NDIA registered. Our services are only accessible to NDIS self-managed clients.
Phoebe is an independent physiotherapist and engages Pelvic Health Clinic to provide administrative and other business services to enable her to provide assessment and treatment to her patients.
Stephanie is not NDIA registered. Our services are only accessible to NDIS self-managed clients.
Roshini holds a post graduate Masters qualification in Continence and Pelvic Health Physiotherapy and is a titled Men’s, Women’s Health and Pelvic Health Physiotherapist as awarded by the Australian Physiotherapy Association.
Roshini has worked in a variety of public and private hospitals in Sydney, Brisbane and Perth. She has also worked with a variety of specialists and has been involved in clinical research with gastroenterologists.
Roshini’s expertise and strong interest is in guiding women and men with the management of their bowel issues. This includes constipation, faecal incontinence or flatal (wind) incontinence, as well as other bowel concerns including straining, poor urges, incomplete emptying, urgency, or anorectal dyssynergia. Furthermore, she is skilled in managing bladder incontinence, pelvic pain, and female pelvic organ prolapse including fitting of vaginal support pessaries.
Overall, she is passionate about ensuring individualised patient care including liaising with appropriate multidisciplinary team to optimise quality of life.
Outside of work Roshini enjoys yoga, hiking, fitness and spending time with family and friends.
Roshini is an independent physiotherapist and engages Pelvic Health Clinic to provide administrative and other business services to enable her to provide assessment and treatment to her patients.
Roshini is not NDIA registered. Our services are only accessible to NDIS self-managed clients.
Roshini is an independent physiotherapist and engages Pelvic Health Clinic to provide administrative and other business services to enable her to provide assessment and treatment to her patients.
Georgia holds a Post Graduate Masters qualification in Continence and Women’s Health Physiotherapy from Curtin University (2017). She is also a titled Women’s Health and Continence Physiotherapist, as awarded by the Australian Physiotherapy Association.
Georgia specialises in the management of bladder and bowel dysfunction in both men and women, as well as the treatment of pelvic organ prolapse, pelvic pain, female sexual dysfunction and antenatal and postnatal disorders. Georgia is also a trained Pilates instructor and integrates her classes.
In her spare time Georgia enjoys cooking, exploring the outdoors, and taking trips home to the farm.
Georgia is not NDIA registered. Our services are only accessible to NDIS self-managed clients.
Georgia is an independent physiotherapist and engages Pelvic Health Clinic to provide administrative and other business services to enable her to provide assessment and treatment to her patients.
Caris holds a post graduate Masters qualification in Continence and Pelvic Health Physiotherapy and is a titled Men’s, Women’s Health and Pelvic Health Physiotherapist as awarded by the Australian Physiotherapy Association.
She is also a lecturer and clinical tutor on the post graduate Continence and Pelvic Health physiotherapy course at Curtin University
Her passion and expertise is in treating women during their pregnancy and postnatal journey, and both men and women with the management of incontinence, bladder and bowel dysfunction, prolapse and pelvic pain.
Caris is also a qualified Clinical Pilates instructor having run group and individual sessions for many years and has a Bachelor degree in Exercise and Sports Science. She previously worked in musculoskeletal physiotherapy before settling on her true passion – pelvic health!
Caris endeavours to make sure all of her patients feel heard and validated, and believes individualised assessment and treatment are the cornerstone of high value care.
Outside of work Caris loves spending time in the great outdoors with her husband and two beautiful Staffys.
Caris is not NDIA registered. Our services are only accessible to NDIS self-managed clients.
Caris is an independent physiotherapist and engages Pelvic Health Clinic to provide administrative and other business services to enable her to provide assessment and treatment to her patients.
Geordie Thompson is one of our visiting consultants here at the Pelvic Health Clinic. Geordie is a Solution Focused Clinical Hypnotherapist with a keen interest in helping people with pain (sensation) issues and the related emotional responses such as anxiety.
Geordie provides a safe and empowering environment where challenges such as anxiety and depression can be resolved and reframed enabling the client to move forward with greater confidence and competence.
Geordie is an experienced developer of people’s potential and understands that in order to grow some challenges are necessary and useful. His calm and compassionate style enable clients to reconnect with their own resources in order to move through trauma and enjoy their post-traumatic growth. Bookings can be made with Geordie by calling 0413 207 200 or emailing Geordie@hypnologicsolutions.com.au.
