Meg has a communication-based approach to treatment with the aim of understanding your individual context in order to get you moving and doing what you want to do as efficiently as possible. Understanding your needs and concerns are central to her care. With a focus on hands on management, education and then self-management strategies, Meg aims to keep her patients moving comfortably.

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Meg’ special interest area is Women’s health and management of the pelvic girdle. Following several years of musculoskeletal management of lower back and pelvic region pain and dysfunction, she was inspired to enhance her skills and competencies regarding the pelvic girdle and pelvic floor.

This includes:

• Management of pain and dysfunction for the sacroiliac joint, pubic symphysis and pelvic floor

• Pregnancy and post-natal management including musculoskeletal, exercise-based and continence care

• Lactation support

• Bladder and bowel continence management

• Sexual health

• Menopause support

• Breast and gynaecological cancer support

 

Qualifications:

• Bachelor of Physiotherapy (Honours)

• Women’s Health Through the Life Stages Physiotherapy Level 1

• Women’s Pelvic Health Physiotherapy Level 1

• Strain-Counterstrain (Jones Technique) Spine and Pelvis

• Mat and Equipment Pilates

• Dry Needling

• Kinesiology Taping