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Belinda Henry

Director/Principal Physiotherapist

Belinda’s Bio

While studying physiotherapy in the early 90’s my interest in Pelvic Health began. I did my elective clinical in women’s health at the Royal Women’s in Sydney. Once I completed my degree I worked in London in the post natal wards, ran aqua-natal classes and worked on the Breast Cancer ward at the Royal Marsden.

When I came home from London in 2000, I worked in a leading clinic in Bondi Junction. At this time I developed my musculoskeletal skills while working alongside some pioneering Women’s Health Physiotherapists. Soon after, the south coast beckoned and I started working at Gerringong Physiotherapy.

After the birth of my first child I truly understood the importance of the pelvic floor and pelvis. I returned to university to complete my Post Grad Certificate in Pelvic Floor Physiotherapy and have continued to learn through courses, podcasts and webinars since. I have now been working exclusively in Pelvic Health for 20 years and am passionate about providing caring and quality care to the people of the south coast.

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Belinda’s Qualifications

Bachelor of Applied Science (Physiotherapy). University of Sydney, 1996

Postgrad Cert in Physiotherapy (Pelvic Floor Physiotherapy). University of Melbourne, 2007

Belinda’s Experience

  • Worked in the local health network at various hospitals for 2 years, and then in the UK for 2 years. Gained experience across a wide range of physiotherapy disciplines such as orthopaedics, neurological rehabilitation, and cardiorespiratory.
  • Commenced at Gerringong Physiotherapy in 2010.
  • Director of Gerringong Physiotherapy since 2016.
  • Over 15 years experience in private practice, treating a range of sports and musculoskeletal conditions. Extensive experience managing back and neck pain, shoulder injuries, TMJ(jaw) conditions, vestibular/vertigo and osteoarthritis.
  • GLA:D certified clinician.

Belinda’s Professional Development

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Chronic Pelvic Pain – Genitourinary and Anorectal Pain Disorders – Taryn Hallam WHTA

Pelvic floor relationship to Exercise, Sport and Musculoskeletal Dysfunction – Taryn Hallam WHTA

Stress Urinary Incontinence and Pelvic Organ Prolapse – Taryn Hallam WHTA

Objective Testing Course – WHTA

Advanced pessary & Gellhorn workshop with Taryn Hallam WHTA

OAB – WHTA

Predictive Pelvic Floor – WHTA

Return to Sport/Safe Exercises for PF

Nocturia – WHTA

Anorectal Pelvic Floor Symposium – WHTA

Chronic Pelvic and Perineal Pain: The Clinicians’ Perspective – RHW

Male Pelvic Floor Workshop – Newcastle University

Paediatric Continence Care – ICCS

Annual Pelvic Floor Research Update – Taryn Hallam WHTA - 2019-2026

Musculoskeletal Segmental and Dry Needling – APA

Advanced Management of Pregnancy and Post-Partum Issues – Michelle Lyons

Births Bumps and Beyond, RHW

Kids Bladder Day, Children’s Hospital

Exercise and Pelvic Floor Workshop, PFF

Muscle Energy Technique of Pelvis and Lsp – Barb Hungerford

Continence Foundation of Aust Conference 2018

Explain Pain – Noi Group

Member of Pelvic Health Community

What I enjoy most about being a physiotherapist

  • All things Pelvic Health