Meet Our Team

Women’s and Men’s Health Physiotherapy exists to restore pelvic health, empowering every person to live their best life.  We are invested in your overall wellbeing, and dedicated to supporting your physical, emotional and lifestyle needs.  Our hand-picked team of Physiotherapists have helped thousands of Australian women and men improve their pelvic health for over 25 years.
 
All of our Physiotherapists hold post graduate qualifications in pelvic health, and have extensive experience in treating bladder, bowel, prolapse, pelvic pain, sexual problems, and conditions of the childbearing year. 
 
We pride ourselves on making sure that you feel comfortable as we understand that talking about pelvic health issues can be difficult.
 
We listen to you, and work together to help you live with freedom and confidence.
 

Clinical Team

Beth Miles

Physiotherapist

Elise Bujor

Physiotherapist

Emily Munnerley

Physiotherapist

Emma Drake

Physiotherapist

Grace Edwards

Physiotherapist

Jane Richards

Physiotherapist,
Team Leader

Kathryn Oldman 

Physiotherapist, Marketing & Clinical Development Teams

Laura Andrews

Physiotherapist
 

Leonie Yeap

Physiotherapist,
Service Delivery Manager

Melissa Martin

Physiotherapist

Sarah Beck

Physiotherapist

Sarah Rudd

Physiotherapist

Shan Morrison

Physiotherapist, Director

Susannah
Van der Venne

Physiotherapist, Team Leader

Lauren
Dyson-Berry

Physiotherapist


Patient Support Services

Ashley Clausen

Patient Support
Services

Charlie Eu

Patient Support
Services

Ebony Marrison

Patient Support Services Team Leader

Mel King

Patient Support
Services

Issy Yeap

Patient Support
Services

Melanie Henderson

Practice Administrator

Savannah Harris

Patient Support
Services

Xander Clausen

Patient Support
Services


Physiotherapy Qualifications Explained

At WMHP, we only employ Physiotherapists who have post graduate qualifications in pelvic health.  A Physiotherapist can then complete further study and training to be recognised as an Australian Physiotherapy Association (APA) Titled Women’s, Men’s & Pelvic Health Physiotherapist or a Specialist Women’s, Men’s & Pelvic Health Physiotherapist.
 

Post Graduate Qualifications in Pelvic Health

A Physiotherapist with post graduate qualifications in pelvic health has completed a Bachelor Degree in Physiotherapy, then returned to university to complete a Post Graduate Certificate (Continence & Pelvic Floor Rehabilitation).  This certificate comprises 2 subjects of a Masters degree.  In Australia, post graduate qualifications in pelvic health can only be completed at The University of Melbourne, Victoria or Curtin University in Western Australia.  At WMHP we only employ Physiotherapists with this qualification as a minimum. 
 

APA Titled Women’s, Men’s & Pelvic Health Physiotherapist 

An APA Titled Women’s, Men’s & Pelvic Health Physiotherapist is a Physiotherapist with significant skills and experience in pelvic health. They will have completed either a clinical Masters degree in pelvic health, or have undertaken an examination process to be deemed an expert in the field of pelvic health. 
 

Specialist Women’s, Men’s & Pelvic Health Physiotherapist

A Specialist Women’s, Men’s & Pelvic Health Physiotherapist has completed a 2 year intensive training and examination program, and has been admitted as a fellow to the Australian College of Physiotherapists.  As of 2020, there are only 12 Specialist Women’s, Men’s & Pelvic Health Physiotherapists in Australia, and our Director Shan Morrison gained this achievement in 2011.

Location

549 Burke Rd, Camberwell VIC 3124
F: 03 8823 8399