Women's Health & Pelvic Floor Physiotherapy Drummoyne

Specialist Women's Health Physiotherapy in Sydney's Inner West

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Who We Are

Base Physiotherapy & Pilates provides specialised Women's Health and Pelvic Floor Physiotherapy in our clinic in Drummoyne.

Our Physiotherapists provide personalised assessment and treatment for pelvic floor, bladder, bowel, pregnancy, postpartum & other women's health concerns.

Whether you're experiencing pelvic floor symptoms, preparing for birth, returning to exercise after having a baby or navigating changes through menopause, we can develop a treatment plan around your individual needs.

Specialised care for the physical changes women move through, at every stage.

Women's Health Physiotherapy focuses on the physical changes and conditions that can affect women throughout different stages of life. At Base Physiotherapy & Pilates, our Physiotherapists provide specialised Women's Health and Pelvic Floor Physiotherapy in Drummoyne, supporting women throughout Sydney's Inner West — pelvic floor problems, bladder and bowel symptoms, pelvic pain, pregnancy, postpartum recovery, abdominal separation & menopause related changes.

Our approach is individualised. We take the time to understand your symptoms, lifestyle and goals before developing a treatment plan suited to you.

Women's Health Physiotherapy for every stage of life.

Your body's needs shift through pregnancy, birth recovery, everyday pelvic health and menopause. Rather than treating each in isolation, we follow you along the line.

  • Pregnancy

    Support through pregnancy, including managing physical symptoms, maintaining strength and preparing for birth.

  • After Having a Baby

    Support with pelvic floor and abdominal changes, rebuilding strength and returning to exercise.

  • Pelvic Health Concerns

    Assessment and treatment for bladder, bowel, pelvic floor and pelvic pain concerns.

  • Menopause

    Support with changes affecting pelvic floor function, strength, exercise and physical wellbeing.

What can Women's Health Physiotherapy help with?

Our Physiotherapists assess and treat a full range of women's health and pelvic floor concerns. Open any condition below for detail.

  • Pelvic Floor Physiotherapy can help with pelvic floor weakness, difficulty coordinating the pelvic floor muscles and other pelvic floor concerns.

  • We assess urinary leakage, urgency, frequency and other bladder symptoms and develop an individualised treatment program.

  • Pelvic Floor Physiotherapy can help women manage symptoms associated with pelvic organ prolapse and develop strategies to improve pelvic floor function.

  • Pelvic pain can have many contributing factors. Your physiotherapist can assess your symptoms and develop an appropriate treatment approach.

  • Pelvic Floor Physiotherapy may help with constipation, difficulty emptying the bowel and other pelvic floor related bowel problems.

  • Physiotherapy can assess abdominal separation and guide you through appropriate exercises to rebuild strength and function.

Pregnancy Physiotherapy

Pregnancy can place significant physical demands on your body.

Pregnancy Physiotherapy can help you manage physical changes throughout pregnancy, maintain appropriate strength and movement and prepare your body for birth and recovery.

Your physiotherapist can provide guidance around:

  • Pelvic floor function

  • Exercise during pregnancy

  • Pelvic and lower back pain

  • Abdominal changes

  • Birth preparation

  • Strength and mobility

Your program will be adapted to your stage of pregnancy and individual needs.

Postpartum and Postnatal Physiotherapy

Your body continues to change after having a baby.

Postpartum Physiotherapy can help you understand these changes and safely work towards rebuilding strength and returning to exercise.

We can assess and provide guidance for concerns including:

  • Pelvic floor weakness

  • Urinary leakage

  • Pelvic heaviness

  • Abdominal separation

  • Pelvic or back pain

  • Returning to exercise

  • Returning to higher level activity

Your physiotherapist will develop a program based on your individual recovery, symptoms and goals.

Clinical Pilates can also be incorporated into your rehabilitation where appropriate. Our physiotherapists can tailor exercises to help you rebuild strength, improve movement and gradually return to the activities you enjoy.

Pelvic Floor Physiotherapy

The pelvic floor is a group of muscles that supports the pelvic organs and plays an important role in bladder, bowel and sexual function.

Pelvic Floor Physiotherapy isn't only about strengthening.

Depending on your symptoms, your physiotherapist may work on:

  • Pelvic floor strength

  • Muscle relaxation

  • Coordination

  • Breathing

  • Bladder habits

  • Bowel function

  • Movement and exercise

  • Managing pelvic pain

Your treatment will depend on your assessment and individual needs.

Menopause and Women's Health Physiotherapy

Menopause can bring physical changes that affect your pelvic floor, bladder, bowel function, sexual health, bones and overall physical wellbeing.

Women's Health Physiotherapy can provide guidance around exercise, pelvic floor function and physical changes associated with menopause.

Your physiotherapist can develop an individualised approach based on your symptoms, goals and stage of life.

Why choose our Women's Health Physiotherapy team?

  • Specialist Knowledge

    Further training in Women's Health and Pelvic Health, across pregnancy, postpartum and pelvic health concerns.

  • Individualised Care

    Not one size fits all — assessment and treatment tailored to your symptoms, stage of life and goals.

  • Evidence Based

    Clinical assessment, education, exercise and appropriate hands on treatment in every plan.

  • Support Through Every Stage

    From pregnancy and birth preparation through to postpartum recovery and menopause.

  • Physiotherapy & Clinical Pilates

    Women's Health Physiotherapy combined with exercise rehabilitation and Clinical Pilates where appropriate.

Make It

Meet Our Women's Health Physiotherapy Team

  • Georgina Claxton

    Director, Physiotherapist & Clinical Pilates Instructor

    Georgina is the Director of Base Physiotherapy & Pilates, with a Bachelor of Exercise and Sport Science and a Master of Physiotherapy from The University of Sydney. She has undertaken further training in Women's Health Physiotherapy, Pelvic Health and Clinical Pilates.

    Georgina has a particular interest in Women's Health, pelvic floor function, pelvic health, lumbopelvic pain and pregnancy and postnatal physiotherapy.

    Her interest in movement and rehabilitation began through her own experience with sport, Pilates and persistent back pain, which led her to pursue a career combining physiotherapy, movement and Pilates.

    Georgina has also shared her knowledge of Women's Health through workshops, seminars and education for corporate groups, yoga studios and Pilates studios, alongside her clinical work.

    Her approach is centred around understanding the individual, looking at the bigger picture and helping women feel more confident in their bodies and movement.

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  • Maddie Parsons

    Physiotherapist & Clinical Pilates Instructor


    Maddie is a dedicated Physiotherapist with experience treating a wide range of musculoskeletal conditions, including back and neck pain, shoulder pain, lower limb injuries and persistent pain. She also has a special interest in Women's & Pelvic Health, including the management of musculoskeletal conditions during pregnancy.

    She completed her Bachelor of Science (Physiotherapy) at Sheffield Hallam University and has since undertaken further training in Women's Health and advanced dry needling. Her clinical experience includes rehabilitation, musculoskeletal outpatients and pelvic health services, providing her with a broad and well-rounded approach to patient care.

    Maddie combines hands-on treatment, exercise therapy, education and Pilates to help her patients move confidently, recover from injury and achieve their goals.

  • Madeleine (Mads) Elazzi

    Physiotherapist & Clinical Pilates Instructor

    Madeleine is a dedicated Physiotherapist passionate about helping people recover from injury, reduce pain, and return to doing what they love. She treats a wide range of conditions including back and neck pain, sporting injuries, running injuries, shoulder pain, knee injuries, and persistent pain.

    She holds a Bachelor of Sport and Exercise Science from the University of Technology Sydney and a Master of Physiotherapy from the University of Sydney. With a background in competitive sport and coaching swimming and CrossFit, Madeleine combines hands-on treatment with evidence-based rehabilitation to help people move confidently and perform at their best.

    Madeleine has completed APPI Clinical Pilates training, advanced dry needling qualifications, and further training in shoulder rehabilitation and women's health.

    She takes a personalised, patient-centred approach, combining education, exercise and manual therapy to help her patients achieve lasting results and stay active long term.

What happens during a Women's Health Physiotherapy assessment?

Your first appointment is an opportunity to discuss your concerns in a private and supportive environment.

Discuss Your Concerns

We'll discuss your symptoms, medical history, pregnancy and birth history where relevant, exercise and your goals.

Complete an Assessment

Your physiotherapist will explain the assessment process and only perform assessments that are appropriate and agreed upon.

Understand Your Symptoms

We'll explain what may be contributing to your symptoms and answer any questions you have.

Develop Your Treatment Plan

Your physiotherapist will develop an individualised treatment and exercise plan based on your needs.

Women's Health and Pelvic Floor Treatment

Treatment will depend on your individual assessment.

Depending on your needs, your physiotherapist may use:

  • Individualised exercise

  • Pelvic floor rehabilitation

  • Strength and conditioning

  • Movement retraining

  • Breathing strategies

  • Bladder and bowel education

  • Lifestyle advice

  • Manual therapy where appropriate

  • Clinical Pilates 

The aim is to help you understand your body, manage your symptoms and return to the activities that are important to you.

Women's Health Physiotherapy in Drummoyne

Base Physiotherapy & Pilates is located in Drummoyne, Sydney's Inner West.

Our clinic is convenient for women travelling from surrounding suburbs including:

Five Dock, Abbotsford, Russell Lea, Wareemba, Concord, Canada Bay, Cabarita, Breakfast Point, Rozelle, Balmain, Lilyfield, Leichhardt and Haberfield.

Women's Health Physio Drummoyne

C1.02/50–52 Lyons Road
Drummoyne NSW 2047

Our physiotherapists provide Women's Health and Pelvic Floor Physiotherapy from our Drummoyne clinic.

 
 

 Frequently Asked Questions

  • Women's Health Physiotherapy focuses on physical conditions and changes that can affect women throughout pregnancy, postpartum recovery, menopause and other stages of life.

  • A pelvic floor physiotherapist assesses pelvic floor function and provides personalised treatment and exercise for conditions affecting the bladder, bowel, pelvic floor and pelvic region.

  • You generally don't need a referral to see a physiotherapist.

  • Yes. Physiotherapy can provide support throughout pregnancy, including pelvic floor care, exercise guidance and management of musculoskeletal symptoms.

  • Yes. Postpartum physiotherapy can help assess your recovery and provide guidance around pelvic floor function, abdominal changes, strength and returning to exercise.

  • No. Pelvic Floor Physiotherapy can be appropriate for women at different stages of life, regardless of whether they have had children.

  • No. Pelvic Floor Physiotherapy can be appropriate for women at different stages of life, regardless of whether they have had children.

  • No. Treatment isn't always about strengthening. Depending on your symptoms, treatment may involve relaxation, coordination, breathing, movement, education and other strategies.

  • Base Physiotherapy & Pilates is located at:

    C1.02/50–52 Lyons Road
    Drummoyne NSW 2047

    in Sydney's Inner West.