Meet Physio -   Taylah

Taylah Henderson

PHYSIOTHERAPIST

Clients: Women only 

Pelvic Health Interests: Pregnancy, postnatal, pelvic girdle pain, bladder, bowel, prolapse, menopause, intimacy

Taylah’s passion for pelvic health and warming nature is evident in every interaction. She is committed to helping women stay active, feel empowered, and optimise their health through every stage of life. Taylah strives to deliver evidence-based care in a way that is person-centred and aligned with the client’s values, lifestyle, and goals. 

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About Taylah

Outside of work, Taylah is an avid reader and loves getting lost in a good book! Having grown up in Northern NSW (Byron Bay), Taylah will take any opportunity for a sunny day at the beach. She moved to Melbourne in 2016 and has considered this city home ever since. Taylah is also a seasoned traveller, having spent more than 1 year backpacking around Southeast Asia and Europe.

Clinical Experience


Taylah has experience managing a broad range of women’s and pelvic health concerns, particularly within the perinatal space. She is a trained pre and postnatal Pilates instructor and enjoys running small-group and one-on-one classes. Taylah also manages common bladder and bowel concerns, such as stress or urgency incontinence, and constipation.


Through her experience in treating a wide range of musculoskeletal conditions, she has developed a  special interest in hypermobility and connective tissues disorders and working with members of the LGBTQIA+ community. Taylah recognises the lasting impact of medical trauma and strives to make every healthcare experience a positive one. 




Education

  • Master of Physiotherapy (Swinburne University)
  • Bachelor of Biomedical Science (Deakin University)
  • APA Women’s Pelvic Health Levels 1 and 2
  • APA Women’s Health Through the Life Stages
  • Dry Needling Level 1 (APA)
  • Pre and Postnatal Pilates Training – Women’s Health Collaborative (2026)
  • ONERO Certification of Training (The Bone Clinic)


Career Highlights

Developing a community education seminar on pelvic floor considerations during high-load training postmenopause.