Katherine brings a wealth of diverse experience to South East Pelvic Physio, specifically with a special interest in women’s health and neurological conditions. Her background includes experience across musculoskeletal, cardiorespiratory, postnatal, and geriatric care in hospital, public outpatient, and now private practice settings.

Katherine’s special interests lie in pregnancy and postpartum care, helping women manage pelvic floor concerns, pelvic girdle pain, and abdominal muscle separation as they adjust to motherhood.

 

She is also dedicated to prostate cancer rehabilitation, guiding men through recovery and helping them regain confidence after prostatectomy. In addition, Katherine enjoys working with men and women experiencing bladder incontinence.

 

She thrives on building strong therapeutic relationships and takes pride in tailoring her care to each individual, aiming to empower people with the knowledge and skills to take control of their pelvic health.

Outside of work, Katherine enjoys pushing her limits at the gym with weight training and Pilates. She also loves discovering new trendy cafes, always seeking out exciting spots to enjoy with friends and family.​

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Danielle worked in general musculoskeletal physiotherapy, aged care and disability care before pelvic health. Since 2016, she’s been building her experience and expertise on all things pelvic floor, incontinence, and pregnancy & post-partum. A firm believer in lifelong learning, she’s completed multiple courses taught by some of Australia’s most experienced Pelvic Health Physiotherapists and completed a Master’s Degree in Continence and Pelvic Health Physiotherapy at Curtin University.

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Danielle's passion is in helping women, men, and gender diverse people manage chronic pelvic pain. Persistent pelvic pain in men was the focus of her Master’s research project.

 

She also has a keen interest in managing incontinence in all genders, and helping people recover from childbirth. She has completed further training in how to treat mastitis and blocked ducts. She has also completed training in pessary fitting for prolapse.

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Outside of work Danielle can be found lifting heavy weights in the gym, at a ballroom dance social night, or out walking her 2 Kelpie-cross dogs.​