Naomi Blissett Senior Physiotherapist (Women’s Health and Pilates)

Naomi is a dedicated physiotherapist with an extensive pelvic health and musculoskeletal background, she has a special interest in lower back, hip and sacral conditions, which originally sparked her passion for Women’s Health.

Since graduating with a Masters of Physiotherapy and academic excellence award from Griffith University in 2018, she has undertaken further postgraduate courses to advance her knowledge around pelvic health.

Naomi enjoys treating all aspects of pre and postnatal conditions but is also trained in urinary incontinence, constipation management, pelvic organ prolapse and overactive bladder. Her focus is to work holistically with clients to develop a tailored treatment plan to ensure her clients feel confident in achieving their desired outcome.

When away from the clinic, Naomi enjoys social latin dancing, staying active at gym and beach walks with her dog.

Post Graduate Qualifications

  • 2025 Introduction to Pessary Fitting Course - Melissa Davidson
  • 2024 Women’s Health Research Update (WHTA) – Childbearing Year
  • 2024 Pregnancy & Postpartum Corrective Exercise Specialist (Sarah Duvall)
  • 2024 Digital Rectal Examinations, Trans-perineal Ultrasound & Rectal Balloon Catheters with Ruth Schubert
  • 2022 Women’s Pelvic Health Level 1 – Part B (Taryn Hallam)
  • 2022 Women’s Health Through The Life Stages Level 1 – Part B (Taryn Hallam)
  • 2021 Women’s Pelvic Health Level 1 – Part A (Taryn Hallam)
  • 2021 Women’s Health Through The Life Stages Level 1 – Part A (Taryn Hallam)
  • 2021 Women’s Pelvic Health- Foundations and Fundamentals including internal vaginal examinations (Mandy Roscher)
  • 2021 The post-partum check & troubleshooting the pelvis (Mandy Roscher)
  • 2021 APPI Ante & Post Natal Pilates Course
  • 2019 Ultimate Lumbar Spine Course – Part 1 (James Schomburgk)
  • 2019 Hip and SIJ Course – Part 2 (James Schomburgk)
  • 2019 Introduction to reformer and matwork exercises for Physiotherapists in private practice