Hello, I'm Sami Cattach, Pelvic Health Physiotherapist!

Sami has worked as a Pelvic Health Physiotherapist, founding her own successful clinic Body & Birth Physiotherapy in 2014, which she has since sold, and now works with the team at Pear Exercise Physiology & Physio in Brisbane.

Special Interest Areas
Pregnancy, Pelvic Floor Dysfunction, Prolapse, Postnatal Return to Exercise, Chronic Pelvic Pain

Sami is an Australian trained and registered physiotherapist who graduated with a Bachelor of Physiotherapy from the University of Queensland in 2010. Since then she has worked primarily in private practice with a focus on pelvic health and peri-natal care, providing education to pre and post-natal women, yoga teachers (including teachers in training), doctors and other health professionals.

She is one of only two practitioners in the world who is both a Pelvic Health Physiotherapist and Restorative Exercise Specialist as trained under Katy Bowman who inspired her love of natural, whole-body movement! 

Sami is incredibly passionate about raising awareness for women's pelvic health and loves any opportunity to educate mums (and mum-to-be's) and other health professionals. She had her first baby, a little boy, in 2018. Growing up, Sami participated in lots of different sports, including netball, waterpolo and swimming. While living in Canada she completely fell in love with snowboarding and hiking in the Rocky Mountains.

 

Teaching & Education

Pelvic Floors - Too short, too long or just right? - Bliss for Women​

Vaginal Weightlifting – Useful Or Harmful? - Jessie Mundell 

Preventing pelvic floor injuries during labour: Kegels aren’t the only way - Babyology 

Sami's Birth Story - BaoBag