Melissa (Mel) Layton
Whether it be during pregnancy, following the birth of your little one, or later in life as you go through menopause, I am eager to keep you living an active lifestyle and one in which your pelvic floor health does not limit you.
During my years as a Pelvic Floor Physiotherapist, I have seen patients give up the things they love most, such as running, HIIT classes, or even having a coffee in public due to fear of accidental urine or faecal loss. I understand the embarrassment and discomfort that comes with incontinence and prolapse issues, and the social isolation that often occurs as a result of this.
As a Women’s Health & Pelvic Floor Physiotherapist, I am passionate about working with my patients to overcome these hurdles so that they can live their best life possible.
I strive to provide care that is empathetic towards your concerns, as well as flexible and tailored towards your personal goals.
Qualifications
Doctor of Physiotherapy (DPT), University of Melbourne
Post Grad Certificate (Continence & Pelvic Floor Rehabilitation), University of Melbourne
Bachelor of Applied Science (Exercise & Sport Science), University of Sydney
