Pelvic health & general physio

Emma completed her Bachelor of Physiotherapy at the University of Otago, New Zealand, in 2019 and has worked across a variety of private practice and rural settings. Over time, she developed a strong interest in pelvic health – an area which is often less talked about, yet deeply connected to how we move, function, and feel day to day.

Now based in Cairns, Emma has completed specific training focused on women’s pelvic health and supporting women through all life stages, including pregnancy, birth, postpartum recovery, and menopause. She treats pregnancy-related pelvic girdle pain, postnatal recovery, abdominal separation, pelvic floor weakness or overactivity, bladder leakage and urgency, and helps women safely return to running or exercise.

Motivated by a continued fascination with the moving body, Emma enjoys helping people better understand how their bodies work. With additional experience in musculoskeletal injury management and vestibular rehabilitation, she focuses on practical and personalised care.

Emma has recently moved to Cairns with her husband to embrace the region’s great outdoors. Outside of the clinic, she enjoys hiking and running with her dog Blue, playing golf, and exploring the area’s creeks, beaches, and lush surroundings.

Kayleigh’s journey into physiotherapy started in high school as a first responder and sports medic, sparking a lifelong fascination with how the body works and how to help people move to feel their best. She continued her passion while working as an ambulance officer in South Africa and studying physiotherapy, gaining experience across a variety of clinical areas, including ICU, orthopedics, paediatrics and pelvic health. After graduating in 2022, she spent time working in a rural hospital before moving to Western Australia for two years — and then finally succumbing to the call of the tropics, where the beaches and sunshine were simply irresistible.

She has a particular passion for pelvic health, helping women, men, and children navigate everything from incontinence, prolapse and pessary management to post-prostatectomy recovery. She loves supporting kids with developmental delays or challenges such as withholding and chronic constipation.

Kayleigh has an approachable and down-to-earth style. She loves creating a comfortable, relaxed space where patients feel heard, supported and empowered to take charge of their recovery. She’s known for being friendly, easy to chat to and always ready with a tip, trick or encouraging word to ensure physiotherapy feel like teamwork.

Outside of the clinic, you’ll either find her at the gym, outdoors with her fur baby and hubby, camping, exploring, or whipping up a batch of her famous brownies — because life’s always better with a little sweetness.

Relika obtained her Physiotherapy degree in Estonia in 2011 and relocated to Cairns shortly after. After navigating her way through the aged care and hospital systems, she found her passion in musculoskeletal private practice work.

Relika is a pelvic health, neck and vestibular physiotherapist with a particularly keen interest in treating vestibular conditions (everything to do with dizziness and vertigo), headaches and migraines, jaw conditions (TMJ) and shoulders.

She has done numerous professional development courses focusing on pelvic health, and is able to treat all women’s health conditions, including but not limited to incontinence, pelvic organ prolapse, pelvic girdle pain, post-natal care and pelvic pain making her a women’s pelvic health physiotherapist.

As Relika has danced throughout her life, ranging from rhythmic gymnastics and hip-hip to Latin styles, she has a good understanding of the physical challenges and injuries which dancers can face.

During her free time Relika is chasing after her toddler, spending time either traveling or off-grid in the bush.

After studying at La Trobe University and beginning her career in Melbourne, Amanda headed north to Airlie Beach where she lived and worked for 2 years. Following an 8-month trip around Australia, she settled in Cairns where she has been working since 2020.

Amanda has always had a passion for Pelvic Health and Continence, and she began her post graduate studies by completing a Graduate Certificate in Exercise and Women’s Health at Melbourne University in 2017. Amanda then went on to complete her Masters in Physiotherapy, majoring in Continence and Pelvic Health at Curtin University in 2022, and her Masters research project was published in the Journal of Women’s & Pelvic Health Physical Therapy in 2024. She received her Titling in 2023 as a Continence and Women’s Health Physiotherapist. She is the only Masters trained and Titled Continence and Women’s Health and Physiotherapist working privately in Cairns.

Amanda treats all areas of women’s and men’s pelvic health, however she has a particular interest in post-natal care, prolapse management and pelvic pain. Amanda has a whole-body approach to treatment and is always looking for the root cause of the problem, which isn’t always where pain is felt.

Outside of work, Amanda likes getting out and enjoying the great outdoors, water-skiing, good food and wine, and spending time with her husband Reece, son Jack and dog Maggie.