At Bondi Doctors we offer a comprehensive physiotherapy service that includes women's, general and sports physiotherapy.

Women's Physiotherapy

WOMEN'S PHYSIOTHERAPY

+ Pregnancy back pain

+ Pelvic pain

+ Perinatal health

+ Post partum recovery

+ Abdominal separation

+ Pelvic floor dysfunction

+ Prolapse

+ Bowel dysfunction

+ Painful intercourse

+ Bladder leakage

+ Pre | post GYN surgery

+ General neck, back, pelvic or hip pain

For information about Women's Physiotherapy fees visit our Fees page.

Preparing your body for birth

Women's Physiotherapy focuses on preparing and strengthening your body for the journey of birth, and repairing and recovering after pregnancy.

Empower yourself with the knowledge and skills to ensure your pregnancy and childbirth is a positive experience.

What can you learn?

How to exercise safely during pregnancy
How to relieve pelvic and back pain
How to support and rehabilitate your stomach muscles and pelvic floor after birth
How to train and strengthen your pelvic floor

Why is it important?

Pelvic floor exercises in pregnancy can prevent incontinence and prolapse after childbirth.
Exercising in pregnancy is very beneficial, but not all exercise is safe for you and your baby.
To effectively treat pregnancy related pain.

Make an Appointment

WOMEN'S PHYSIOTHERAPIST

Meet our Women's Physiotherapist here:

+ Anna Scammell

ou must hold a valid Australian Medicare card. Non Medicare card holders are required to access the vaccine at a public vaccination site. ​

Critical updates at a glance

+ We have changed our opening hours. Please click here for information.

+ The majority of appointments are now Telehealth consults.

+ All eligible Telehealth appointments will be bulk billed.

+ Government flu vaccines are now available. Please click here to book.

+ No bookings for private flu vaccine clinics available. Please click here for more information.

+ Pathology is closed. Please click here for more information.

+ Any patients who are experiencing respiratory symptoms should not attend the practice. Please book a Telehealth consultation first.

+ We reserve the right to ban any patient who does not follow our appointment booking guidelines. They are implemented for the safety of the whole community.

To safeguard the community and our team of doctors and staff, the majority of patients will need to first book Telehealth consultations before visiting the practice in person.

The practice will continue to be open, but you will not be able to come in to see your doctor unless you have had a Telehealth consultation and your doctor has determined that a face-to-face examination is required.

Some exclusions are childhood immunisations, whooping cough immunisations, flu immunisations, antenatal/postnatal care consultations and emergency presentations. Please click here for more information.

Any patients who are experiencing respiratory symptoms e.g. sore throat, runny nose, fever, cough, should not attend the practice and first book a Telehealth consultation.

Face to face consultations for patients with respiratory symptoms will be available at the practice during specific times in the day if your doctor deems it necessary during your Telehealth consultation.

If you require a script or referral please book a Telehealth consult. Please click here​ for more information.

We have paused private flu vaccine clinics awaiting an update on private flu stocks which have experienced serious disruption.

Flu Vaccinations (Private) - Appointment to visit the practice for a flu vaccine clinic: prepayment of $20 for the vaccine is required at time of booking (currently paused while we confirm more stock)

Flu Vaccinations (Government) - Appointment to visit the practice for a free flu vaccine clinic, patients 65+ can also receive their pneumovax vaccine at this time

Childhood Vaccinations - Appointment to visit the practice for your child to receive their scheduled childhood immunisations

Antenatal Appointments - Appointment to visit the practice for pregnant women

Postnatal Appointments - Appointment to visit the practice for postpartum women (eg. 6 week checks, breastfeeding issues)

Boostrix Vaccinations - Appointment to visit the practice for patients requiring a whooping cough vaccine - e.g. pregnant women and close contacts of newborn babies

Individuals employed in the medical profession, including allied health professionals, aged care and disability workers

All public and private hospital staff

Healthcare workers in private practice

Community pharmacy staff

Healthcare workers providing in-home and community care, including centre-based care

Workforce supporting medical practitioners in a clinical setting, including students on placement

Onsite administrative staff in healthcare settings

Cleaners, kitchen staff and other ancillary staff in healthcare settings

Poorly controlled blood pressure (defined as two or more pharmacologic agents for blood pressure control, regardless of recent readings)

Heart disease - including Ischaemic heart disease, valvular heart disease, cardiomyopathies and pulmonary hypertension

Those with severe mental health conditions - including schizophrenia, bi-polar disorder

Chronic lung disease - including Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease, cystic fibrosis, interstitial lung disease. Does not include Mild or moderate asthma

Diabetes

Severe obesity with a BMI ≥ 40kg/m2

Solid organ transplant recipients who are on immune suppressive therapy

Adult survivors of childhood cancers

Bone marrow transplant recipients or those on chimeric antigen receptor T-cell (CAR-T) therapy or those on immune suppressive therapy for graft versus host disease

Haematological diseases or cancers including leukaemia, lymphoma or myeloma - diagnosed within the past 5 years or on recently completed active treatment including chemotherapy, radiotherapy, immunotherapy or targeted anti-cancer therapy or with advanced disease regardless of treatment

Non-haematological cancer - diagnosed within the past 5 years or on recently completed active treatment including chemotherapy, radiotherapy, immunotherapy or targeted anti-cancer therapy or with advanced disease regardless of treatment

Primary or acquired immunodeficiency - including congenital causes of immunodeficiency and HIV/AIDS

Chronic renal (kidney) failure with a eGFR of <44mL/min (Does not include mild-moderate chronic kidney disease)

Chronic liver disease

Some neurological conditions - including Stroke, dementia, Multiple sclerosis, motor neurone disease, Parkinson’s disease, cerebral palsy. Does not inclused migraine or cluster headaches

Those with Down syndrome, muscular dystrophy, traumatic brain and spinal cord injury

Emergency services personnel, including frontline police officers, fire and rescue personnel, corrective services officers

Rural Fire Service and State Emergency Service volunteers

Active Australian Defence Force personnel

Australian Government officials about to be deployed or currently deployed overseas on official government business

Workers involved in manufacture of AstraZeneca vaccine and distribution/delivery of COVID-19 vaccines

Workers at licensed meat processing businesses (this does not include retail settings, or butchers)

Essential carers (paid and unpaid) including carers who are also family members of someone with disability or an elderly person.

Disability support volunteers who provide support to people in their homes, respite care, educational, employment and leisure settings.

People with a disability attending centre-based services (e.g. day programs, supported employment).

ou must hold a valid Australian Medicare card. Non Medicare card holders are required to access the vaccine at a public vaccination site.

If you require a script or referral please book a Telehealth consult. Please click here for more information.