Kimberly Dickson (she/her)

Continence and Pelvic Floor Physiotherapist​

​​Qualifications:
  • Bachelor of Science (University of Melbourne)
  • Doctor of Physiotherapy (University of Melbourne)
  • Graduate Certificate in Clinical Physiotherapy - Continence and Women’s Health (Curtin University)
Professional Positions:
  • Committee member of Continence Foundation of Australia (CFA)
  • Physiotherapy Special Interest Group (2022 – current)
  • Australian Physiotherapy Association (APA) Women’s, Men’s and Pelvic Health Group (2021 – current)​
Special Interest Areas:
  • Pregnancy-related musculoskeletal complaints, including pelvic girdle pain, wrist pain and abdominal muscle separation.
  • Coaching return to exercise and sport after pregnancy.
  • Persistent pain conditions, including low back pain, pelvic pain, sexual pain, and other neurological disorders (e.g. fibromyalgia, nerve pain).
  • Overactive bladder syndrome.
  • Male pelvic health, including rehabilitation post prostatectomy.
​Kim began working at Womankind Physiotherapy in 2021. She has been employed with Donvale Rehabilitation Hospital since 2015, and during this time was granted the opportunity to cover the maternity ward at Mitcham Private Hospital. It was this position that sparked Kim’s desire to pursue a career in women’s health physiotherapy. Over the last 4 years, Kim has developed and grown a successful outpatient pelvic health service that treats both men and women at Ramsay Health Plus, a private physiotherapy clinic affiliated with Donvale Rehabilitation Hospital. 

Kim has been interested in women’s health conditions for many years, even prior to commencing her physiotherapy degree. She was diagnosed with endometriosis at a young age, so is empathetic and understands the impacts a women’s health condition can have on physical, emotional and social wellbeing. She wants to help her clients to embrace a full, happy and unburdened life. 

Kim has played netball for most of her life. She enjoys strength training at the gym and running around Lilydale Lake (she hopes to get back to this after recently having her second child). She married her high school sweetheart and is Mum to two young boys who she adores. Kim brings positivity and empathy to her work at Womankind.

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