Jamie has worked at Karrinyup Physiotherapy since completing her Masters of Physiotherapy at Curtin University. She completed post-graduate studies in Women’s, Men’s & Pelvic Health in 2010, receiving the Continence & Women’s Health Physiotherapy Australia (WA Chapter) prize on graduation.
Jamie’s postgraduate training focuses on the comprehensive assessment, education, and management of pelvic floor disorders. She treats bladder/bowel dysfunction, pelvic organ prolapse, pelvic/coccygeal pain, dyspareunia (pain with intercourse) and the multifaceted changes women experience during the childbearing years.
With experience working in private practice and on the maternity wards within the hospital, Jamie has a particular interest in providing physiotherapy care and support for women throughout their pregnancy, providing early postnatal care and facilitating recovery following vaginal or caesarean delivery, treating breastfeeding issues and assisting women return to exercise after having a baby.
In her spare time, Jamie enjoys keeping fit and spending quality time with her two children, family and close friends.
Michelle has completed her Masters of Clinical Physiotherapy (Continence and Pelvic Health), as well as having >15 years Physiotherapy experience.
Michelle's main passion is maximising holistic pelvic health across the lifespan. Michelle has extensive experience in Physiotherapy management of pregnancy related musculoskeletal conditions, chronic pelvic pain, pelvic girdle pain, conservative pelvic organ prolapse management, incontinence concerns, bladder & bowel dysfunction (for men, women & children), pelvic floor muscle dysfunction, comprehensive postnatal reviews and breast-feeding concerns.
Outside of work, Michelle likes to spend quality time with her family (including our fav chocolate lab), participating in the odd netball game/mini triathlon and surfing.
Jools has been working as a physio for almost 30 years and has always had a special interest in the area of Women’s Health in particular in antenatal and postnatal care. She completed her Postgrad in Continence and Women’s Health in 2011 and has extensive experience in both the public and private Physiotherapy sector in Australia and overseas including the UK and Saudi Arabia. In 2012 Jools set up “Bumpity Bump Physiotherapy” as a dedicated Women’s Health Physio clinic providing the expert physio care that is necessary for women as they journey through their life stages.
Jools’ special interests are obstetric care and education and postnatal rehab.
She has 2 gorgeous kids and with her hubby, goes camping and traveling, eating chocolate and cheese along the way.
Katie holds a post graduate Masters qualification in Continence and Pelvic Health Physiotherapy.
Katie's passion lies in helping women through all stages of life manage their pelvic pain, bladder and bowel dysfunction, pregnancy and postnatal care (including return to exercise), pelvic organ prolapse and general musculoskeletal issues.
Katie has worked in several Perth private practice clinics and holds further qualifications in pilates and exercise rehabilitation. She has an extensive background in gymnastics and holds further qualifications in Exercise & Sports Science. Katie uses these extra skills in her assessments, treatments and to put together rehabilitation programs.
Outside of work Katie enjoys going to the beach, being out in the garden and enjoying time with her family.
Jane Gastevski is a mother of three young children who loves being a physiotherapist during the past 20 years. Jane is passionate about helping women manage and prevent all musculoskeletal skeletal conditions to maximise their enjoyment and happiness in life.
Jane loves doing anything active and outdoors and really enjoys being part of the wonderful team at Bumpity Bump Physiotherapy.
Sinead has worked as a physiotherapist across private practice clinics in Perth and on the maternity ward in a private hospital for many years. This sparked an interest to further her knowledge and skills in the field, completing a Masters of Physiotherapy (Continence andPelvic Health).
Sinead is passionate about helping women optimise their pelvic health and overall quality of life through a combination of education, guidance with lifestyle modifications and exercise. Sinead specialises in the management of bladder and bowel dysfunction, as well as the treatment of pelvic organ prolapse, pelvic pain, female sexual dysfunction and specific antenatal and postnatal disorders.
In her spare time, Sinead loves staying active with her Border Collie - Bowie, exploring the outdoors and spending time with friends and family.
Maree Collins is our cheerful and amazing Bumpity Bump Physio Practice Manager who has a Bachelor of Science (Human Movement) and plenty of experience in the physio world. She has three busy children and understands the joys and challenges family life entails. In her spare time you will find her camping up North, spending time at the beach and photographing her kids.
Emily is one of our receptionists. She loves working alongside our Physio’s whilst she is completing her studies in Physiotherapy at Curtin University.
In her spare time Emily enjoys playing netball and spending time at the beach.
Rhea is a physio with over 15 years experience in private practice. Rhea graduated from Curtin University and worked as a musculoskeletal physio and Clinical Pilates Specialist before completing her Master in Women's Health and Continence. Rhea has worked in the Pilbara for the past few years before returning to Perth and working with Bumpity Bump. She has a keen interest in pregnancy and post natal patients with their own physical exercise.
Outside of work Rhea has a noisy house of three young boys to keep her on her toes! She loves a good coffee and can usually be found at the gym, in a park or on the beach enjoying our beautiful coast with her brood.
Inge is an experienced physiotherapist with over eight years in both private practice and the hospital sector. She is currently pursuing her Master of Continence and Pelvic Health at Curtin University to deepen her expertise in women's health. Throughout her career, Inge has developed a special interest in treating pregnancy-related musculoskeletal pain, particularly in the neck, back, pelvis and wrists. She combines evidence-based techniques with a compassionate approach to help her patients manage pain, impove mobility, and achieve their health goals.
Inge is a certified Clinical Pilates instructor and is skilled in dry needling, therapeutic unltrasound for mastitis, and laser therapy for cracked nipples. These additional qualifications allow her to offer a range of specialized treatments to her patients, espically new mothers. She takes pride in offering personalised care that addresses both the physical and emotional aspects of healing, particularly for women during all stages of their life.
Outside of work, Inge enjoys staying active and spending time outdoors She loves exercising, travelling, and spending quality time with her husband and toddler Maicie.