Men's Pelvic Health Physiotherapy
Experienced, respectful and evidence-based men's health physiotherapy in a private setting, helping you regain control over bladder, bowel and pelvic health.
Understanding Your Pelvic Floor
Your pelvic floor consists of muscles and connective tissues that form a supportive hammock at the base of your pelvis, from the pubic bone at the front to the tailbone at the back.
When these muscles are weak, underactive, overactive or poorly coordinated, problems can arise: urinary leakage, urgency or frequency, bowel dysfunction, pelvic pain, post-surgical issues, or sexual dysfunction.
Men of all ages can experience pelvic floor problems, due to surgery (e.g. prostate), ageing, high-impact exercise, heavy lifting, chronic coughing, or injury. The good news: a specialised physiotherapy program can often improve or resolve many of these problems.
What We Treat
How We Treat
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Comprehensive assessment
History, bladder/bowel function, movement screening, posture, pelvic floor muscle function and lifestyle factors.
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Pelvic floor training
Teaching correct technique, ensuring both strength and coordination.
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Biofeedback & ultrasound
External ultrasound or biofeedback to help visualise pelvic floor activity.
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Manual therapy
Soft-tissue release, myofascial techniques, mobilisation and pelvic floor retraining.
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Breathing & core retraining
Breathing retraining, core control, posture correction and lifestyle guidance.
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Individualised plan
Home exercises, lifestyle advice, milestones and realistic expectations.
Meet Our Men's Pelvic Health Physiotherapist
Common Questions
Yes. Pelvic floor problems are not just a women's issue. Men's pelvic floor muscles play an important role in bladder and bowel control, sexual function, pelvic stability and core strength. Many men benefit from physiotherapy for urinary issues, pelvic pain or post-surgical rehabilitation.
Results vary by problem. Some men notice improvement in urinary control, pelvic pain or core stability after a few weeks of consistent treatment. More complex issues, such as post-surgery recovery or chronic pelvic pain, may need a structured program over several months.
We start with a thorough external assessment: movement, posture and external palpation. Internal assessments are only considered if clinically indicated and with your full consent.
No. You don't need a referral to see a physiotherapist; you can book directly. If needed, we're happy to liaise with your GP or specialist for coordinated care.
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Extended hours at Gasworks Plaza, Newstead. Same-day appointments often available.