Pelvic Health Physiotherapy in Hamilton & Ngāruawāhia
Pelvic health issues can affect men and women at all stages in life, and people often put up with pain and discomfort without realising there is help available. These issues can affect people physically but often have emotional, psychological, and social implications.
Safe & comfortable treatment
We have a qualified Physiotherapists in our clinics to assess and treat a range of Pelvic Health conditions:
- Pelvic pain 
- Pregnancy & post-natal problems 
- Pelvic floor dysfunction 
- Pelvic organ prolapse 
- Bladder and bowel issues 
- Maternal Birth Injuries, and more. 
Book an appointment with our qualified Pelvic Health Physiotherapists
 
                Meet Rebecca
Rebecca has been practicing as a musculoskeletal physiotherapist for over 10 years and developed an interest in women's and pelvic health after having her own children nearly four years ago. Being an active person and struggling with some postpartum issues herself, she realised how important the role of a pelvic health physio is in helping support women through times like this and getting them back to full function. Pelvic health conditions can have a huge impact on your quality of life, and Rebecca is really passionate about making sure your goals and concerns are listened to, so you can get back to feeling confident in your own skin.
Meet Aimee
Aimee graduated from AUT in 2018 and began her physiotherapy career at Waikato Hospital, where she discovered a passion for women’s health. Since 2021, she has focused on pelvic health, helping establish services across several clinics in Kirikiriroa.
Currently completing her Master’s in Pelvic Health Physiotherapy (due July 2026), Aimee brings advanced skills in women’s musculoskeletal rehabilitation and pelvic health for all genders. She combines manual therapy and exercise-based rehabilitation with a strong commitment to patient-centred care.
What does a consultation involve?
Your initial consultation will involve the Physiotherapist asking questions of a personal nature. This is to ensure they have all of the necessary information to make a diagnosis, and formulate an individualised treatment plan. You have the right to decline to answer any questions.
To allow your Physiotherapist to make the best diagnosis and treatment plan, you may be asked to consent to a physical examination. This may involve observation and an internal examination or palpation of the perineal region. This is optional and you are able to consent or decline any form of physical assessment, at any time.
Do I have to have an internal examination?
For a number of pelvic floor conditions, this is the best way to assess any damage and function of the area. Our Physiotherapists in Hamilton and Ngāruawāhia are specially trained, however there is no pressure for you to have an internal examination. You will always be asked for consent prior to any assessment.
Do I need a referral?
You don't need a referral, however, where possible we will communicate with other health providers that are involved in your care.
What does it cost and will ACC cover my costs?
- Private Initial consultation: $130 
- Follow-Up: $80 
- ACC covered claim: $35 
As of October 1st 2022, ACC covers a lot more of the common maternal birth injuries. This means many more women will be able to get the help they need to recover after childbirth. For more information click here.
 


