About Us
Nicole Renshaw
Bachelor of Physiotherapy - Australian Catholic University
Post Graduate Certificate in Physiotherapy (Pelvic Floor) (Hons)
Masters of Pelvic Health (Current) - University of Melbourne
Clinical Pilates Instructor (APPI)
Australian Physiotherapy Australia Member
Continence Foundation of Australia Member
Nicole is the founder of Hills Pelvic Physiotherapy and has nearly 10 years of experience working within the field.
Early in her career, Nicole developed a strong foundation in musculoskeletal and sports physiotherapy, particularly working within professional football and dance. Notably, she served as the Head Physiotherapist for the Parramatta Eels Development Program, where she gained invaluable experience working with female athletes.
Nicole later transitioned into Women’s Health Physiotherapy, where she obtained her Graduate Certificate in Pelvic Floor Physiotherapy (Hons). She is currently expanding her knowledge with a Masters in Pelvic Health from Melbourne University.
Nicole brings a highly valuable skill set in Women’s Health physiotherapy, focusing on pregnancy, postpartum recovery, and the management of various pelvic floor dysfunctions. Her expertise allows her to help women managing conditions such as incontinence, sexual and pelvic pain, prolapse and overactive bladder; all of which can have significant physical and emotional impacts on women. Nicole has further training in fitting vaginal support pessaries, offering a highly effective, non-surgical solution for managing pelvic organ prolapse and improving patient comfort and quality of life.
Her post-graduate training in pelvic floor physiotherapy combined with her clinical Pilates background, allows Nicole to offer a holistic, whole-body approach to treatment. This approach not only addresses pelvic health concerns but also supports women in staying active and healthy throughout every stage of life.
Outside of her professional life, Nicole enjoys starting her Saturdays with a Parkrun alongside her dad or unwinding by the beach.