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Children’s Pelvic Health Physiotherapy
Helping your child with bladder/bowel and toileting challenges - gently, privately, and with a clear plan.
✅ Masters-trained & experienced physiotherapist
✅ Child and family-friendly approach
✅ Evidence-informed care
✅ Privacy and consent first
✅ Two clinics in the Sutherland Shire - Sutherland & Woolooware
✅ NDIS registered provider
If you’re unsure what’s going on, that’s okay - an assessment helps us understand the “why” and map the next steps.
You’re not alone - and you don’t have to guess
Toileting and continence concerns are more common than most families realise - and they can feel stressful to navigate.
At Flow Physio Co, we take a calm, practical approach:
No judgement. We meet your child where they’re at.
Clear explanations, in plain language.
A step-by-step plan you can actually use at home.
Common concerns we help with
We support children and adolescents with concerns such as:
Bedwetting (night-time accidents)
Daytime wetting or leaking
Urgency (“can’t hold on”) or frequent toileting
Constipation
Soiling / skid marks
Withholding (avoiding pooing or weeing)
Toileting anxiety or distress around the bathroom
Difficulty with toileting routines (home, school, sport, sleepovers)
Pelvic pain
Pain associated with defaecation and voiding
Every child is different. An assessment helps us understand what’s happening and what support is appropriate.
Why Flow Physio Co
Warm, discreet, family-friendly care
Consent-first, child-appropriate approach
Evidence-informed education and strategies
Liaison with your GP/paediatrician if needed (with consent)
Sutherland + Woolooware clinics
So you can feel calmer and clearer
Our aim is to support your family - so you can:
Understand what may be contributing (routines, bowel/bladder patterns, posture, habits)
Leave with a practical plan that fits your household
Reduce stress and guesswork with clear, age-appropriate strategies
Know when to involve your GP/paediatrician (with your consent)
Ready for clarity and a plan?
Book an appointment or request a call-back to discuss whether this service is the right fit for your child.
We respect your family’s privacy. We only share information with consent.
How it works
Simple, supportive steps—so you know exactly what happens next.
2) Assessment & understanding
We take a thorough history (parent + child), discuss routines and symptoms, and identify likely contributing factors.
3) Your tailored plan
You’ll leave with a clear, practical plan—home strategies, education, and next steps (including referrals if needed).
What to expect in an appointment
A calm, child-friendly first session
We focus on making your child feel safe and understood.
What we’ll cover
A parent/guardian chat to understand concerns, history, routines, and goals
Age-appropriate questions for your child (we go at their pace)
Discussion of bladder/bowel habits, toileting posture, hydration, diet patterns, and school/day routines (as relevant)
A plan that fits your child and your household
Physical assessment (privacy + consent)
Many children’s pelvic health appointments involve education and external, non-invasive assessment only.
If any physical assessment is recommended, we explain why, discuss options, and proceed only with informed consent. A parent/guardian may be present, and your child can pause or stop at any time.
After the appointment
You’ll receive clear next steps. With your consent, we can liaise with your GP/paediatrician or other providers if needed.
Fees & appointment lengths
Transparent pricing so you can book with confidence.
Initial appointment
60 minutes
$250
Comprehensive assessment + clear plan
Extended Follow-Up appointment
45 minutes
$195
When extra time is helpful
Follow-up appointment
30 minutes
$160
Progress review + next steps
Private health fund rebates may be available (depends on your cover).
HealthPoint available for on-the-spot claiming (where applicable).
Performed by a Masters-trained Pelvic Health Physiotherapist 20+ years physiotherapy experience
Meet your clinician
Bronwyn Scahill | Pelvic Health Physiotherapist
Bachelor of Applied Science (Physio)
Grad Cert Clinical Physiotherapy (Continence and Women’s Health)
Professional Cert Conservative management of Pelvic Organ Prolapse
Masters of Clinical Physiotherapy with distinction (Continence and Pelvic Health)
Visit Flow Physio Co (Sutherland Shire)
Flow Physio Co Sutherland
Shop 1, 728 Old Princes Highway Sutherland NSW 2232
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No referral is needed to see a physiotherapist. A referral may be helpful for sharing information or for certain funding/rebate pathways.
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We commonly support school-aged children and teens. If your child is younger (or you’re unsure), contact us and we’ll advise.
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We take time to understand your concerns, routines, and history, then develop a practical plan tailored to your child.
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Many children’s pelvic health sessions are education-focused and non-invasive. If any physical assessment is recommended, we explain options and proceed only with informed consent.
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Yes. Your child’s comfort comes first, and you’re welcome to stay.
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It depends on your child’s situation and goals. After the initial assessment, we’ll discuss a reasonable plan and review points.
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Yes - where appropriate. You’ll receive practical, age-appropriate strategies that fit your family routine.
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Yes. We handle sensitive concerns respectfully and only share information with other providers if you consent.
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With your consent, we can communicate with relevant providers to support coordinated care.
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Many families can claim physiotherapy through private health extras (depending on your fund and cover). If you’re using a GP plan or other funding, ask us what documentation is needed.
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Fees vary by appointment type and length. Contact us for current fees and we’ll help you choose the right booking.
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Request a call-back - our team can help you decide the best next step.
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Any relevant letters/results, medications (if applicable), and notes about routines or patterns you’ve noticed. A toileting diary can help but isn’t required.
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That’s common. We go at your child’s pace and focus on a calm, supportive experience.
A supportive next step
Clear plan after assessment (what to do next)
Liaison with your GP/paediatrician if needed (with consent)
If we’re not the right fit, we’ll guide you to the right next step
Take the next step - calmly and confidently
Book online now, or request a call-back to discuss your child’s needs.