Activepelvichealth

Activepelvichealth Inclusive Pelvic Health & Sports Physiotherapy for Teens, pregnancy, postpartum, menopause and athletes.

From pain, leaks, heaviness to performance, our Survive → Perform → Thrive framework helps you move freely, build strength & live without limits. Active Pelvic Health was founded by Zainab ( Zain) Oher, a highly skilled Pelvic Health & Sports Physiotherapist with over 10 years of clinical experience in women’s health, pelvic rehabilitation, and sports physiotherapy. Zainab holds advanced postgradu

ate qualifications, finishing her Masters in Pelvic Health from University of Melbourne to become an expert clinician and has worked extensively across diverse settings including hospitals, private clinics, and elite sports teams. Her expertise spans from adolescents, pregnancy and postpartum care, pelvic floor dysfunction, pelvic organ prolapse, incontinence, Chronic pelvic pain, Endometriosis and menopause-related conditions and Musculoskeletal conditions like Pelvic Girdle Pain, Hip pain, Lower Back Pain, Headaches, TMJ pain. Zain is passionate about combining the latest evidence-based practices with a compassionate, patient-centered approach. She believes in empowering every individual with the knowledge and tools to take control of their pelvic health and overall well-being and give a tailored management plan. Through personalised 1:1 consultations, hands-on treatment, detailed education, and tailored exercise programs, she helps clients regain strength, reduce pain, and improve function. Her vision for Active Pelvic Health is to create a welcoming and inclusive space where people feel safe, heard, and supported throughout their pelvic health journey. Whether you’re preparing for childbirth, recovering postpartum, managing prolapse, or returning to sport after injury, Zainab’s expertise ensures you receive high-quality, holistic care. Services include:

Pregnancy and birth preparation

Postpartum recovery and rehabilitation, Return to Running, Lifting

Pelvic floor assessment and strengthening

Treatment for pelvic pain, Endometriosis prolapse, and incontinence management

Menopause support

Return-to-sport programs and personalised exercise planning across life phases

The clinic, based in Spotswood, Melbourne, offers private consultation and Telehealth option is available. Private health insurance is accepted,Medicare Care plan as well and no referral is necessary to book an appointment.

We’re growing, and we’re looking for our next Physiotherapist.This is more than a Women’s & Pelvic Health role—it’s an o...
07/08/2026

We’re growing, and we’re looking for our next Physiotherapist.

This is more than a Women’s & Pelvic Health role—it’s an opportunity to combine musculoskeletal physiotherapy, sports rehabilitation and performance-based care while developing specialist skills in Women’s & Pelvic Health.

At Active Pelvic Health, you’ll work with a diverse caseload including:
• Musculoskeletal and sports injuries
• Running-related injuries
• Pregnancy and postpartum rehabilitation
• Pelvic floor dysfunction
• Pelvic pain
• Bladder and bowel conditions
• Menopause care
• Return-to-exercise and return-to-sport rehabilitation

You’ll be supported by an APA Titled Women’s, Men’s & Pelvic Health Physiotherapist, with structured mentoring, clinical development and opportunities to grow within a supportive, collaborative team.

We’re looking for someone who has:
✔ Current AHPRA registration
✔ Australian Permanent Residency or Citizenship
✔ 3–5 years’ musculoskeletal/private practice experience
✔ WHTA Level 1 (minimum) or equivalent pelvic health training (or a genuine passion to build a career in Women’s & Pelvic Health)
✔ A passion for exercise rehabilitation, evidence-based care and helping active women thrive

Whether you’re already working in Women’s Health or you’re an experienced musculoskeletal physiotherapist looking to specialise, we’d love to hear from you.

📍 Location: Melbourne, VIC

📩 To apply: Please send your CV and a brief cover letter to [email protected].

Pic courtesy B E S T O F T H E W E S T B Y Z E R I N ❤️

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“It’s just menopause.”One of the most common reasons women delay seeking help.But while menopause is a natural transitio...
05/08/2026

“It’s just menopause.”

One of the most common reasons women delay seeking help.
But while menopause is a natural transition, ongoing va**nal discomfort, bladder symptoms and painful intimacy aren’t things you simply have to accept.
Genitourinary Syndrome of Menopause (GSM) is caused by changes in oestrogen that affect the tissues of the va**na, v***a, bladder and urethra. It can develop gradually and often worsens without treatment.
The encouraging news is that there are effective, evidence-based treatments available.

At Active Pelvic Health, we assess the whole picture—not just the pelvic floor. We work with you to improve bladder function, pelvic floor coordination, movement, exercise confidence and overall quality of life. Where appropriate, we also collaborate with your GP or specialist regarding additional treatments such as local va**nal oestrogen.
Menopause may change your body, but it doesn’t mean you have to stop doing the things you love.

💜 Save this post for later.

💜 Share it with a woman who might be quietly experiencing these symptoms.

💜 Reach out if you’re ready to feel more comfortable and confident again.

31/07/2026

If someone says they’re a Pelvic Health Physio... what’s the first thing that comes to your mind?

For most people it’s:
👉 “Kegels.”
👉 “Postpartum.”
👉 “Internal exams.”

The reality is completely different.
We’re movement experts who help women overcome bladder leaks, pelvic pain, prolapse, bowel issues, pregnancy-related symptoms, manage back pain, hip pain, headaches, jaw pain, reduce injury risk,return to sport, and build confidence in their bodies.

Pelvic health isn’t about avoiding exercise—it’s about helping you do the things you love without symptoms holding you back.

💬 Which myth have you believed before? I’d love to hear it below.

If you’ve been faithfully doing Kegels but you’re still leaking... you’re not failing. You may simply be treating the wr...
30/07/2026

If you’ve been faithfully doing Kegels but you’re still leaking... you’re not failing. You may simply be treating the wrong problem.

Bladder leakage is a symptom—not a diagnosis.
While weak pelvic floor muscles can contribute, they’re only one piece of a much bigger picture. Your breathing, abdominal wall, hip muscles, movement patterns, bowel habits and the way you manage pressure all influence bladder control.
That’s why two women with the exact same symptom can need completely different treatment plans.
One may benefit from strengthening.
Another may need to learn how to relax an overactive pelvic floor.
Someone else may simply need to change how they breathe or brace during exercise.
The best treatment isn’t the one you find online—it’s the one that’s based on why you’re leaking.
At Active Pelvic Health, we don’t just ask “How strong is your pelvic floor?” We ask “What’s driving your symptoms?” Because when you understand the cause, treatment becomes more effective and confidence in your body returns.

Save this post if you’ve ever wondered why your symptoms haven’t improved despite doing “all the right things.”

25/07/2026

One of the biggest myths in pelvic health?

👉 Your pelvic floor works alone.
It doesn’t.

Your pelvic floor is part of a team that includes:
✔️ Gluteus maximus
✔️ Gluteus medius
✔️ Deep hip rotators
✔️ Abdominal wall
✔️ Diaphragm
Research has shown that combining hip strengthening with pelvic floor muscle training can produce better improvements in pelvic floor strength and urinary incontinence than pelvic floor training alone.
So if you’ve been doing Kegels for months without seeing results...

👉 It might be time to stop focusing only on your pelvic floor.

At Active Pelvic Health, we assess how your whole body moves because the pelvic floor doesn’t function in isolation.

💬 Have you ever been prescribed hip strengthening as part of your pelvic floor rehab?

“The pelvic floor doesn’t work in isolation... so why do we keep rehabilitating it that way?”

24/07/2026

A planned C-section ≠ your pelvic floor gets the day off.

Yes, a planned C-section can reduce the risk of some pelvic floor injuries compared with va**nal birth—but pregnancy itself has already placed months of load on your pelvic floor.

Research shows that urinary incontinence still affects many women after Caesarean birth, and pelvic floor muscle training during pregnancy and postpartum reduces the risk of urinary incontinence and supports recovery.

Your pelvic floor is about more than birth—it’s part of your breathing, core strength, bladder control and return to exercise.

Different birth. Same pelvic floor. Train it.

17/07/2026

Your bladder is influenced by more than you think.
Hydration, bowel health, pelvic floor function, breathing and daily habits all play a role.

If urgency, frequency or leaks are affecting your day, its worth finding out why.

Save this for healthier bladder habits.

13/07/2026

Your body is more connected than you might think.

Understanding how your body works is the first step towards moving with confidence, exercising without fear, and making informed decisions about your health.

At Active Pelvic Health, we’re passionate about empowering women through education, movement, and evidence-based care—because every woman deserves to understand her body.

What’s one thing you wish you’d been taught about pelvic health sooner?

Not every physiotherapist will want this job... and that’s exactly the point.We’re not looking for someone who’s simply ...
08/07/2026

Not every physiotherapist will want this job... and that’s exactly the point.

We’re not looking for someone who’s simply searching for their next role.

We’re looking for the physio who gets excited by movement.

The one who asks “Why?” before jumping to an answer.

The one who believes women deserve more than being told to stop running, stop lifting or just “live with it.”

At Active Pelvic Health, we don’t just treat pelvic health.

We help women survive, perform and thrive—whether that’s returning to CrossFit, chasing a marathon PB, navigating pregnancy, or simply feeling strong and confident in their own body again.

If you’re the kind of clinician who:
- Loves movement and exercise-based rehabilitation
- Is naturally curious and enjoys clinical reasoning
- Wants to learn, grow and challenge yourself
- Believes pelvic health and performance belong together
- Wants to make a genuine impact on active women’s lives
..we’d love to meet you.

This isn’t just another physiotherapy job.

It might be the clinic you’ve been looking for.

📩 Send your resume to [email protected]
or DM us for a confidential chat about the role.

Know a physio who’d be perfect? Tag them below or share this post with them. You might just help them find the career they didn’t know they were looking for.

Photo courtesy: B E S T O F T H E W E S T B Y Z E R I N ❤️

Address

615 Melbourne Road, Spotswood
Melbourne, VIC
3015

Opening Hours

Monday 10am - 6pm
Tuesday 9:30am - 3pm
Wednesday 9:30am - 5pm
Thursday 10:30am - 6pm
Friday 9:30am - 3pm

Telephone

+61432786714

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