Pelviology

10/11/2025

💚 Welcome, Chloe!

Chloe joins the Pelviology team with calm confidence and a passion for helping people move, recover, and thrive.

She brings a strong foundation in pelvic pain, postpartum recovery, and functional movement retraining — blending evidence-based care with genuine warmth and connection.

Outside the clinic, you’ll find her on the reformer, enjoying coffee, or recharging outdoors — balance she also helps her patients rediscover.

– Chloe is now taking new patients at Pelviology.
📞 Call (07) 3817 8187 or book online via the link in bio

09/11/2025

💪 Pelvic Health in Performance: The Hidden Link

Behind every stride, jump, and lift lies a system often overlooked — the pelvic floor.
It stabilises load, transfers force, and responds to hormonal, physical, and psychological stress.
When that system falters, it doesn’t just cause leakage or heaviness — it alters how athletes move, recover, and perform.

📊 Research shows:
• Up to 50% of elite female athletes experience pelvic floor symptoms — yet most never report them (Mahoney 2023; Dakic 2023; Carvalhais 2018).
• ACL injuries occur up to 4× more often in women, with complex hormonal and neuromuscular links (Bruder 2022; Napolitano 2024).
• Post-partum athletes can match or exceed pre-pregnancy performance when supported holistically (Donnelly 2021; Nordstrom 2025).

Pelvic health physiotherapy bridges this gap — connecting breath, core, and movement to performance outcomes.

💚 Enable. Empower. Evolve.
– Enable open conversations and early screening.
– Empower athletes with knowledge and strategies.
– Evolve systems that view pelvic health as performance health.

👉 Save this post if you’re building strong foundations in women’s sport — and share it to help normalise the conversation.

31/10/2025

21/10/2025

Birth can be unpredictable — your support shouldn’t be. 🔥

Even a fire alarm couldn’t stop Marley and Haley at the Midwifery Event, sharing how physiotherapy supports women through pregnancy, birth and recovery.

💚 Top 3 Physio Tips for Pregnancy Support:
1️⃣ Strengthen & Soften – Train pelvic floor muscles for both endurance and relaxation.
2️⃣ Breathe & Move – Gentle, guided exercise keeps circulation flowing and reduces pelvic pain. Exercise is now essential!!
3️⃣ Prepare, Don’t Predict – Every birth is different, but physio helps your body adapt and recover.

Because just like birth, things don’t always go to plan — but evidence-based support helps you stay calm, confident, and cared for every step of the way.

19/10/2025

Pelviology is Growing: Join Our Team

Together, we’re elevating pelvic health. 💗

At Pelviology, we’re building something unique.
A space where pelvic-health care is informed by science, enriched by empathy, and powered by collaboration.

Whether you thrive in patient care or behind-the-scenes excellence, there’s a place for you here.

We’re welcoming applications for:
✨ Pelvic Health Physiotherapists — curious, compassionate clinicians who love complexity, learning, and meaningful outcomes.
✨ Clinic Administration & Patient Advocates — detail-driven communicators who create calm, connection, and excellence in every patient interaction.

Why join us?
🧠 Evidence-based and forward-thinking.
💚 Inclusive, collaborative, and values-driven.
🤍 Supported professional and personal growth.

If you’re ready to make a difference in how pelvic health is seen and delivered — we’d love to meet you.

📩 Apply or learn more via our bio link or email info@pelviology.com.au