Our Team

I believe that personal dignity is essential to living a healthy and fulfilling life. Throughout my long career in physiotherapy, I have been privileged to witness the profound impact that restoring pelvic health can have on a person’s confidence and well-being. For over 30 years, I have dedicated myself to this specialised field, working across public, private, and community health services to help individuals regain control, comfort, and dignity in their daily lives.

Michelle provides specialised pelvic health consultations for individuals of all genders.

• B App Sc Physiotherapy
• Post Grad Cert Womens Health
• APA Titled Member Continence & Womens Health
• Member Australian College of Physiotherapists

As a mum of two young children, I deeply understand the challenges of motherhood. This perspective shapes my approach when prescribing therapeutic activities, ensuring they are practical and easily integrated into your daily routine. By aligning exercises with your existing schedule, we can significantly increase the likelihood of success.

Jade provides pelvic health consultations exclusively for female clients, offering services in both English and Farsi (Persian).

• B App Sc Physiotherapy
• Post Grad Cert in Pelvic Floor Physiotherapy

I have been using Counterstrain for more than 15 years and committed to ongoing learning and skill development in the Counterstrain technique. I have a passion for Women's Health incontinence, pregnancy and prolapse.

Angela provides Counterstrain (FCS Clinic) consultations for individuals of all genders.

• Bachelor of Physiotherapy
• Grad certificate Physiotherapy
• Australian Physiotherapy Association titled member

Georgina Waugh 

Clinical Nutritionist (BHSc)

Bowel habits, gut health, hormones, inflammation and perimenopause/menopause can all play a role in pelvic floor symptoms. As a trusted health partner of PFM Physio, Georgina from Wellbeing George Nutrition takes a holistic view of what may be happening within the body, looking at food patterns, digestion and bowel habits, nervous system activity, blood work and functional testing options to better understand what may be influencing symptoms at a deeper, cellular level.

The aim is to help clients feel clearer about what’s going on in their body and determine the most supportive next steps alongside their pelvic floor physiotherapy care.

For more information: www.wellbeingeorge.com.au