For Her Physiotherapy

For Her Physiotherapy Kristine, Sarah, Emily, & Ella are experienced and caring physios who work in the area of Women's Health, including Pelvic Health.

They are passionate about empowering women with knowledge to support their general health throughout all life stages.

19/02/2026

After months of editing, formatting and content creation, our website is now live!

So proud of what we have produced 💕

Check out the link in our bio to see it for yourself, and learn what pelvic health physiotherapy is all about!

16/02/2026

Have you ever explored what happens to your pelvic floor when you are breathing and in a relaxed state….come with us as we guide you through a pelvic floor relaxation practise 💕

Pelvic pain can feel different for every woman. It may be constant, come and go, or show up during specific activities.W...
14/02/2026

Pelvic pain can feel different for every woman. It may be constant, come and go, or show up during specific activities.

What’s been your experience?

Supporting your nervous system through breath, mindfulness or meditation practises doesn’t magically cure pain BUT it ca...
06/02/2026

Supporting your nervous system through breath, mindfulness or meditation practises doesn’t magically cure pain BUT it can REDUCE the intensity of your pain/discomfort.

Imagine sitting on a couch watching a comedy movie during the middle of the day when a loud BANG comes from outside….you will hear the noise and be curious but in that more relaxed/calm state, there won’t be much of a response to the noise (aka auditory input)….

Now imagine that it is night time and dark outside…you are watching a horror movie and the tension is building in your body….you feel on edge waiting for something bad to happen…again, a loud BANG comes from outside and this time you jump out of your skin. Same auditory input, but a very amplified response because the nervous is stressed and dialled up.

If you haven’t explored formal relaxation practises before, these offerings supported by The Change Project could be a great place to start!

Your weekends just got more relaxing.😌

The Change Project - Toowoomba Region has added two new weekend classes designed to help you breathe deeper, move mindfully and truly unwind.

Functional Breath and Mediation:
Reset your mind and body with a calming guided session in nature.
📍Where: Dr Alex Horn Park, 55 Stuart Street, Harlaxton - Meet instructor at park entry (Stuart St, gravel carpark) at 6.50am. Session to be held near bench seat, top of hill (near the Pascoe Lane entry).
🗓️When: Every second Sunday, 7-7.45am
💸Cost: $5 per person, per session
🖥️ For the list visit, https://brnw.ch/21wZHFb

Heal Within Sound Meditation:
Sink into a deeply relaxing, heart opening sound meditation experience.
📍Where: Level 3, Toowoomba City Library Meeting Room
🗓️When: First Sunday of the month (starting in Feb), 1.30-2.30pm.
💸Cost: $5 per person, per session.
🖥️ For the full time list visit, https://brnw.ch/21wZHFb

Classes are open to all ages and are a great cost-effective way to move your body, reduce stress and find your calm.

If you're looking for something more upbeat, The Change Project - Toowoomba Region has a range of weekend classes available at an affordable price.

For more information and to see the full list of classes available, visit https://brnw.ch/21wZHFb

05/02/2026

Pelvic pain relief, one gentle stretch at a time 🤍

🧘‍♀️ Happy Baby
This pose gently opens the hips and lengthens the pelvic floor.

🧘🏼 Obturator internus stretch
The Obturator internus is a deep hip rotator that attaches to the pelvic floor. This stretch targets deep hip and pelvic floor tightness.

🧘‍♀️ Child’s pose +/- lateral twist
Gently stretches the lower back, hips and pelvic floor. Combining with deep lower belly breath can help to calm the nervous system.

🧘🏼 Butterfly stretch
This pose targets adductors (inner thighs) and hips while encouraging pelvic floor relaxation. Tip: elevate the knees with block or pillows for comfort.

✨Big reminder: pelvic pain responds best to gentle, supported and breath-focused movement.

Disclaimer: This is information on and not to be substituted for medical advice. Please seek a trained physiotherapist if you experience any symptoms.

Following our recent poll, many of you asked for more content on pelvic pain - so we’re starting with the foundations.Be...
04/02/2026

Following our recent poll, many of you asked for more content on pelvic pain - so we’re starting with the foundations.

Because not all pain means the same thing.

Some pain is linked to tissue healing.
Some comes from irritated nerves.
Some happens when the nervous system stays on high alert.
And more often than not, it’s a combination.

Understanding your pain type helps guide the right treatment and explains why rest, strengthening, hands-on therapy, or calming the system might each play a role.

If you’re living with pelvic pain, you’re not alone - and you don’t have to figure it out by yourself 💕

01/02/2026

Vote in the poll to help guide us on which Pelvic Health topic to explore during the month of February

30/01/2026

Pain isn’t just a response to tissue damage.

It’s your nervous system trying to protect you from potential threat. Unfortunately, sometimes the nervous system does this too well!

Which is why you can still hurt even when everything has technically “healed.”

Pain is shaped by so many things including (but not limited to!) stress, sleep, emotions, past experiences, beliefs, genetics and epigenetics.

So if you’re in pain, it’s not “in your head” and it’s not something you should just push through.

Your experience is real. Always.

The good news?
Nervous systems are adaptable, which means pain can change too.

With the right support, education, and paced exposure, we can help calm things down and rebuild confidence in your body 🤍

Based on the IASP 2020 definition of pain.
International Association for the Study of Pain. (2020). IASP announces revised definition of pain. https://www.iasp-pain.org/publications/iasp-news/iasp-announces-revised-definition-of-pain/

Hi – I’m Ella. I’m a Women’s Health Physiotherapist, Clinical Pilates Instructor, and coffee enthusiast!I graduated with...
27/01/2026

Hi – I’m Ella. I’m a Women’s Health Physiotherapist, Clinical Pilates Instructor, and coffee enthusiast!

I graduated with a Bachelor of Physiotherapy (Honours) from James Cook University. I am very passionate about empowering women through all stages of life, with a special focus on pelvic floor health, pregnancy, and postnatal recovery. I aim to provide compassionate, evidence-based care to help women regain confidence and reach their goals. I understand that sometimes it can be difficult to attend an appointment, so I strive to create a supportive environment where you feel heard and informed.

I have been very lucky to live and work in different parts of Australia, New York City, and England as both a Physiotherapist and Pilates Instructor. Through these experiences, I have gained invaluable clinical knowledge.

Outside of work, I enjoy travelling, spending time with family/friends and my own Pilates practice.

Celebrating an outstanding Australian woman 👏🏻👏🏽👏🏿At For Her Physiotherapy, we love to celebrate and acknowledge women w...
26/01/2026

Celebrating an outstanding Australian woman 👏🏻👏🏽👏🏿

At For Her Physiotherapy, we love to celebrate and acknowledge women who lead, inspire and and shape lasting change— and Cathy Freeman is a powerful example of that.

Cathy was honoured in the 2026 Australia Day Honours as a Companion of the Order of Australia (AC) 🎖️ — the nation’s highest civilian honour — recognising her outstanding service to athletics, reconciliation, community, and her lasting impact as a role model for future generations.

Her legacy reminds us that strength, courage and leadership can create real, meaningful change.

“Strong women create lasting change.”

Today, we proudly celebrate Cathy and all women who continue to lead, inspire and lift others along the way. 💪✨

Your body. Your choice. No referral needed 💕At For Her Physiotherapy, our team of women’s and pelvic health physiotherap...
22/01/2026

Your body. Your choice. No referral needed 💕

At For Her Physiotherapy, our team of women’s and pelvic health physiotherapists are here to support you — whenever you need it.

✨ Bladder or bowel leakage
✨ Pelvic pain
✨ Pregnancy aches & birth prep
✨ Postnatal recovery & return to exercise
✨ Prolapse
✨ Menopause-related pelvic changes

The only time a referral is required ahead of your appointment is if you are using:
• an EPC/Chronic Disease Management Plan
• DVA funding

You can book directly with our reception staff Monday to Friday on 4688 5533.

Book your appointment when you’re ready ☺️

Address

Evolve Women's Health, Suite 25, Street Vincent's Private Hospital
Toowoomba, QLD
4350

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm

Telephone

+61746885533

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