Pelvic Floor Specialist
Pelvic Physiotherapy
Our pelvic physiotherapy service focuses on improving pelvic health and restoring comfort, confidence and function. Many women experience pelvic floor issues at different life stages, including during pregnancy, during postpartum recovery, or as hormonal changes occur. Concerns such as pelvic pain, bladder and bowel problems, urinary leakage or prolapse are common, yet many women delay seeking support.
At Soleil Health Medical Centre, our experienced women's health physiotherapist provides evidence based care in a calm and supportive environment. Each appointment focuses on understanding your symptoms, improving pelvic floor muscles and supporting long term pelvic health. Our team offers physiotherapy management that is tailored to your body, your health goals and your stage of life.
If you are experiencing pelvic pain, bladder problems or changes to pelvic floor function, booking an appointment with our pelvic floor specialist can help you better understand your symptoms and treatment options.
If you have questions about pelvic health physiotherapy or want to know whether pelvic physiotherapy may help you, our team is here to support your health journey.
Our Pelvic Physiotherapy Services Include
Our women's health physiotherapy services focus on improving pelvic floor function and managing pelvic floor conditions which can affect the bladder and bowel. Through a comprehensive assessment, our pelvic health physiotherapist will provide an in depth evaluation of bladder and bowel habits, sexual function, medical conditions and other pelvic health or musculoskeletal symptoms that may be affecting you.
Treatment and management plans may include education, pelvic floor exercises, clinical pilates and personalised physiotherapy strategies to support long term pelvic health. Our women's health physiotherapist may also work with other health professionals where needed to support coordinated care for pelvic health conditions.
Our pelvic physiotherapy services may help with:
Our Women's Health Physiotherapy Team
With extensive experience assessing pelvic floor muscles, pelvic pain, prolapse, and bladder and bowel concerns, our team provides evidence based physiotherapy focused on improving pelvic health, restoring pelvic floor function and supporting women at every stage of life.
Our team understands that pelvic health can be sensitive to discuss. That is why we provide a supportive environment where you feel comfortable asking questions and discussing your symptoms.
Frequently Asked Questions
A pelvic health physiotherapist specialises in the assessment and treatment of pelvic floor muscles and pelvic organs. This includes managing pelvic pain, pelvic organ prolapse, urinary incontinence, bowel dysfunction and sexual pain. Women's health physiotherapy focuses on improving pelvic floor function and supporting long term pelvic health.
You may benefit from seeing a women's health physiotherapist if you currently experience pelvic pain, bladder and bowel problems, urinary leakage, pelvic organ prolapse or discomfort during sexual intercourse. You may also benefit from seeing a women’s health physiotherapist if you are experiencing hormonal fluctuations, chronic constipation, pregnancy, postpartum or menopause, even if you do not have symptoms.
Your first appointment with our women's health physiotherapist includes a sixty-minute initial assessment to understand your symptoms, medical history and pelvic health concerns. This may involve assessing pelvic floor muscles, reviewing bladder and bowel habits, and discussing factors such as pregnancy, hormonal changes or pelvic pain.
Following the assessment, your physiotherapist will recommend personalised treatment options and management strategies. This may include pelvic floor exercises, clinical pilates, physiotherapy treatment and self management advice to support long term pelvic health and improve symptoms.
Yes. Pelvic physiotherapy can help manage pelvic organ prolapse by managing intra-abdominal pressure, improving bowel habits and strengthening the hip, core and lower body muscles to support pelvic organs. Pelvic floor exercises and physiotherapy management strategies, including pessary support, can help reduce symptoms and improve daily comfort.
Yes, Soleil Health provides wheelchair access throughout the facility.
Call our reception team on 08 6388 4442 or visit us in person during clinic hours. Or alternatively you can book online here:
No, you can book in via our website or call Soleil Health to book directly. If your condition is ongoing, you may like to see a GP to ensure Medicare eligibility where applicable. At Soleil Health Medical Centre, many of our specialists consult onsite, allowing for easier access, clear communication between providers and a more coordinated approach to your health care.
Yes. Pregnancy and childbirth significantly impact pelvic floor muscles, abdominal muscles and pelvic organ support. Women's health physiotherapy can support postpartum recovery, improve pelvic floor strength and help manage symptoms such as urinary leakage or pelvic pain.
Soleil Health Medical Centre is a private billing clinic. Payment is required at the time of your appointment, and Medicare rebates (where applicable) can be processed after your consultation.
We ask that you provide at least one hour’s notice if you need to cancel or reschedule an appointment. Missed appointments incur a $50 fee, which must be paid before booking another visit.
We welcome all feedback and are committed to listening and responding to our patients.
Please share your feedback with us in writing, addressed to our practice manager:
- Email: admin@soleilhealth.com.au
- Post: 3/40 Marine Parade, Cottesloe, WA 6011
- Website Feedback Form
However, if you feel the need to discuss the feedback outside the practice, please contact the Health and Disability Service Complaints Office on www.hadsco.wa.gov.au