Hi, I’m Fiona.

I am a Physiotherapist and Pelvic Health Expert who is passionate about helping women of all life stages reach their health goals. I practise a holistic approach to patient care and focus on working collaboratively with my patients to optimise their path to wellness.

Early in my physiotherapy career, I developed a love for women’s and pelvic health, which led me to complete my Postgraduate Certificate in Pelvic Health Physiotherapy from the University of Melbourne in 2017. I have a special interest in Chronic Pelvic Pain, Pre & Postnatal presentations and returning to movement following gynaecological surgery.

I have worked in a number of setting including hospitals, private clinics and pelvic pain settings (as part of a multi-disciplinary team alongside sexologists). Furthermore, I am fortunate to be part of the wonderful Women’s Health Physiotherapy team at Cabrini Hospital since 2016. Here, I provide acute care to new mothers on the maternity ward and have previously led pregnancy exercise classes for mums-to-be.

My personal experience of pregnancy and birth has given me greater perspective on the challenges placed upon the body through the perinatal period, and I aim to approach my patient’s journey with care, guidance and compassion.

Outside of work, I enjoy spending time with my growing family and focus on keeping fit and healthy through weight training and pilates practice. I’m a big lover of tea (you should see my collection) and dark chocolate (min 70% of course) and am always looking for the next destination to add to my travel list.

  • Bachelor of Health Sciences (LaTrobe University)

    Masters of Physiotherapy Practice (LaTrobe University)

    Post Graduate Certificate in Pelvic Floor Physiotherapy (University of Melbourne)

  • Registered under the Australian Health Practitioners Regulation Authority (AHPHRA)

    Australian Physiotherapy Association insured member (APA)

    Australian Physiotherapy Association Women’s, Men’s and Pelvic Health Group member (APA) and previously an active committee member

    Continence Foundation of Australia member (CFA)

    Women’s Health Training Associates member (WHTA)

  • Research Update 2022 (Women’s Health Training Associates - WHTA)

    Pelvic Pain Course: Let’s Talk About Sex (Monash University)

    Advanced Pelvic Floor: Prolapse & Stress Urinary Incontinence (Women’s Health Training Associates - WHTA)

    Women’s Health Level 1 (Australian Physiotherapy Association - APA)

    PINC certified cancer rehabilitation Physiotherapist (PINC & STEEL International)

    Dry Needling Introductory Course (CPD Courses)

    Mat-work Pilates Level 1 (Australian Physiotherapy & Pilates Institute - APPI)

    Equipment Pilates Level 1-4 (Australian Physiotherapy & Pilates Institute - APPI)

Hi, I’m Qianer.

I am a physiotherapist and a mum of 3 energetic and beautiful children. My interest in physiotherapy lies in helping women of all stages of life - to be empowered by knowledge and be the best versions of themselves. 

I graduated from The University of Melbourne (Honours) and began working in a private clinic with a sports and musculoskeletal caseload. I made the move over to Women's Health 8 years ago. 

I know the importance of women's health physiotherapy and advocacy and believes that all women who seek help should be treated with attention, expertise and care - Whether you are a new mum juggling the challenges that motherhood brings, suffering new symptoms during your perimenopausal years, or debilitating pelvic pain wanting an advocate for gaining control.

Over recent years, I has undergone further training and studies and continually strives to keep up to date with current research in the areas of incontinence, antenatal/postpartum care, prolapse, sexual/pelvic pain and defecation dysfunctions.

In my spare time, I love cooking to nourish my family and travelling to new and wonderful places nearby or afar. 

  • Bachelor of Physiotherapy - Honours (University of Melbourne)

  • Registered under the Australian Health Practitioners Regulation Authority (AHPHRA)

    Australian Physiotherapy Association insured member (APA)

    Australian Physiotherapy Association Women’s, Men’s and Pelvic Health Group member (APA)

    Women’s Health Training Associates member (WHTA)

  • Advanced Pelvic Floor – Birth Choices (WHTA - Women’s Health Training Associates)

    Research Update 2020 & 2021 (Women’s Health Training Associates - WHTA)

    Prolapse & Stress Urinary Incontinence (Women’s Health Training Associates - WHTA)

    Anorectal Dysfunction (Women’s Health Training Associates - WHTA)

    Prolapse and Stress Incontinence (Women’s Health Training Associates - WHTA)

    Genitourinary, Anorectal and Sexual Pain Course (Women’s Health Training Associates - WHTA)

    Exercise, Sport and Musculoskeletal Dysfunction (Women’s Health Training Associates - WHTA)

    Female Sexual Pain (Australian Physiotherapy Association - APA)

    5 Day Introductory Women’s Health Course (Women’s Health Training Associates - WHTA)

    Optimising Motor Control of the Lumbo/Pelvic and Dynamic Hip Retraining (with Trish Wisbey-Roth)

    Level 1 & Level 2 Clinical Pilates (DMA - Dance Medicine Australia)

    Dry Needling