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Sarah Percy Women’s Health Physiotherapist & Director

Sarah Percy Female Physio Co

Born and raised on the Gold Coast, Sarah completed her Doctor of Physiotherapy (DPT) and Bachelor of Exercise Science (BExSc) at Bond University. Sarah is deeply committed to empowering women through education, believing that informed patients are better equipped to make confident, individualised decisions about their health.

Sarah’s passion for pelvic health developed while working on the Maternity and Gynaecology wards at Pindara Private Hospital, where she recognised the significant gap in education surrounding the pelvic floor. This experience shaped her commitment to ensuring women feel supported, informed, and confident in their bodies.

Since then, Sarah has completed extensive postgraduate training in urinary incontinence, pelvic organ prolapse, pessary fitting, advanced anorectal dysfunction, overactive bladder, genito-pelvic pain/penetration disorder (including provoked vulvodynia and vaginismus), endometriosis, pregnancy-related pelvic girdle pain, and postnatal rehabilitation for diastasis rectus abdominis.

Sarah specialises in supporting women throughout pregnancy and the postpartum period, providing comprehensive, evidence-based care tailored to each stage of their journey. She is dedicated to helping women prepare physically and confidently for birth, with a strong focus on optimising outcomes through targeted assessment, education, and individualised treatment planning.

Her approach integrates current research with clinical expertise to deliver clear guidance on safe, effective exercise during pregnancy and structured rehabilitation postpartum, ensuring women recover well and return to activity with strength and confidence.

As a mum to two young girls, Sarah is especially driven to create a future where women grow up with a better understanding of their bodies, their pelvic health, and their options for care.

Postgraduate Qualifications:

  • 2025 PB Better Births - Paving the way forward for better births
  • 2024/2025 Women’s Health Research Update (WHTA) – Childbearing Year
  • 2024 Digital Rectal Examinations, Trans-perineal Ultrasound & Rectal Balloon Catheters – Ruth Schubert
  • 2024 Birth After OASIS – APA
  • 2023 Mini Research update: Early Post Partum PFMT in the presence of Avulsion (WHTA)
  • 2023 Women’s Health Research Update (WHTA) – Female Pelvic Floor
  • 2022 Women’s Health Research Update (WHTA) – Childbearing Year
  • 2021 Women’s Health Research Update (WHTA) – Female Pelvic Floor
  • 2020 Women’s Health Research Update (WHTA) – Childbearing Year
  • 2020 The Pregnant Pelvis
  • 2020 APPI Pilates Matwork Level 1
  • 2020 Advanced Anorectal/Bowel Disorders (WHTA)
  • 2019 Pelvic Floor Relationship to Exercise, Sport and Musculoskeletal Dysfunction (WHTA)
  • 2019 Women’s Health Research Update (WHTA) – Female Pelvic Floor
  • 2018 Advanced Pelvic Organ Prolapse and Stress Urinary Incontinence and Pessary Fitting (WHTA) and Women’s Health
  • Physiotherapy Level 1 Course
  • 2017 APA Pregnancy Related Lower Back Pain