About

Lisa Milton is a Pelvic Health Physiotherapist who spends all of her clinical time with people who have symptoms that involve the pelvic floor muscles. A list of common conditions appears below.

This area of physiotherapy is relatively new, and many people are unaware of the benefits of seeing a physiotherapist with advanced training in this field. Some people who attend appointments are symptom free – they simply seek assurance that all is well, and that they are exercising their pelvic floor muscles appropriately to avoid or minimise future problems.

Lisa completed her physiotherapy training at the University of Sydney. She completed post-graduate training in:

Continence & Pelvic Floor Physiotherapy at the University of Melbourne
Conservative Management of Pelvic Organ Prolapse at the University of South Australia.

About Lisa

Lisa Milton

Lisa has chosen to work exclusively in this important area of Pelvic Health Physiotherapy, and devotes all of her professional development time to improving her skills in this area.

Lisa left the Central West as a child, returning in 2008 with her husband and their three school aged children – all now adults.

Since opening her practice in 2009, Lisa has been privileged to assist thousands of people with distressing or annoying symptoms that impact their quality of life.

Lisa welcomes enquiries via phone or email. If you are unsure about whether physiotherapy may be appropriate for your problem, please feel welcome to ask prior to making an appointment.

  • B App Sc (Phty)
    University of Sydney
  • Grad Cert ‘Continence and Pelvic Floor Rehabilitation’
    University of Melbourne
  • Grad Cert ‘Conservative Management of Pelvic Organ Prolapse’
    University of South Australia

Lisa is member of:

  • The Australian Physiotherapy Association
  • The Continence Foundation of Australia

Lisa is registered by The Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency

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