Pelvic Health Physiotherapy Telehealth Support

Free, accessible physiotherapy guidance for women+ with birth injuries

Many women+ experiencing birth trauma are left managing physical injuries without access to support. Pelvic floor injuries, incontinence, prolapse, and ongoing pain often go undiagnosed or untreated, especially for women who face barriers such as location, cost, or limited awareness of pelvic health physiotherapy.

Our Pelvic Health Physiotherapy Telehealth Service is designed to change that.

About you

  • Are you noticing some changes in your body after your birth experience?
  • Are your daily activities feeling harder, such as getting out of bed, using the bathroom, walking, lifting your baby or during sex?
  • Do you feel confident about managing what’s happening in your body?
  • Or are you just trying to get through it?

What This Service Offers

Birth Trauma Australia now offers free telehealth consultations with qualified Pelvic Health Physiotherapists. This service gives women+ the opportunity to speak one-on-one with a specialist who understands the physical impacts of birth trauma and can offer early guidance, reassurance, and pathways for recovery.

You’ll receive:

This service is designed for women+ who:

Eligibility and intake information will be provided through a simple online form that we will email you.

Why Pelvic Health Physiotherapy Matters

Pelvic health physiotherapy plays a vital role in helping women+ heal after birth trauma, but many women don’t know these services exist or can’t access them.

By offering free telehealth consultations, we aim to:

  • Improve physical recovery outcomes
  • Reduce long-term symptoms and complications
  • Expand access to trusted professional support
  • Empower women with clear, compassionate guidance

Meet Our Physiotherapy Partners

Hayley Sternson

Hayley Sternson

APA Titled Women’s Health & Continence Physiotherapist

With extensive experience supporting women through pregnancy, postpartum recovery, and pelvic floor rehabilitation, Hayley brings compassion, expertise, and a trauma-informed approach to each appointment.

Emma Boyes

Emma Boyes

APA Titled Continence and Pelvic Health Physiotherapist

Emma holds a Master’s degree in Continence and Pelvic Health Physiotherapy from Curtin University, and is based in South West WA. She is passionate about supporting people through pregnancy, postnatal recovery, and pelvic floor concerns, with a strong focus on improving access to care for rural and regional communities.

How to Book

We will be opening bookings soon please complete this form to register your interest.
You’ll be able to complete a short intake form, after which eligible clients can self-book a telehealth session at a time that suits them.

Stay tuned through our website, newsletter, and social channels for launch updates.