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Lucy Anderson (she/her)Continence and Pelvic Floor PhysiotherapistQualifications
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Lucy joined the Womankind team in 2023, bringing with her a unique blend of clinical expertise and elite performance experience.
Originally trained as a classical ballet dancer at the Victorian College of the Arts Secondary School and the Australian Conservatoire of Ballet, Lucy developed a deep understanding of movement, biomechanics and physical performance at an elite level. During her dance career, she incorporated Pilates training to optimise strength, control and injury prevention—an approach she continues to value in her clinical practice today.
Lucy began her physiotherapy career in Clinical Pilates, where she built a strong foundation in movement-based rehabilitation. She has since gained broad experience across musculoskeletal and dance physiotherapy in private practice, as well as community rehabilitation and specialist aged care within the public health system.
Following the birth of her first son, Freddy, Lucy developed a passion for women’s health physiotherapy. She now specialises in supporting women through pregnancy, birth and postpartum recovery, and is particularly passionate about empowering women with knowledge and confidence throughout this transformative stage of life.
Now a mother of two, Lucy also leads the Active Birth Skills Classes at Womankind, combining her clinical expertise with her lived experience to support and guide couples on their journey into new parenthood.
Originally trained as a classical ballet dancer at the Victorian College of the Arts Secondary School and the Australian Conservatoire of Ballet, Lucy developed a deep understanding of movement, biomechanics and physical performance at an elite level. During her dance career, she incorporated Pilates training to optimise strength, control and injury prevention—an approach she continues to value in her clinical practice today.
Lucy began her physiotherapy career in Clinical Pilates, where she built a strong foundation in movement-based rehabilitation. She has since gained broad experience across musculoskeletal and dance physiotherapy in private practice, as well as community rehabilitation and specialist aged care within the public health system.
Following the birth of her first son, Freddy, Lucy developed a passion for women’s health physiotherapy. She now specialises in supporting women through pregnancy, birth and postpartum recovery, and is particularly passionate about empowering women with knowledge and confidence throughout this transformative stage of life.
Now a mother of two, Lucy also leads the Active Birth Skills Classes at Womankind, combining her clinical expertise with her lived experience to support and guide couples on their journey into new parenthood.