I have been a physiotherapist for 41 years and have worked exclusively in pelvic health for the past 25.

I hold a Bachelor of Physiotherapy from the University of Queensland and a Post Graduate Diploma in Exercise and Sports Science from the University of Sydney. I have also completed the full range of courses in advanced pelvic health topics through Women's Health Training Associates, as well as numerous industry post-graduate courses.

Over many years I have been an educator supervising physiotherapy students and mentoring new graduates in both public hospitals and my own practices.

For the past 15 years I have co-owned the website Pelvic Floor Exercise with my partner and serve as the clinical director. We are a boutique online business selling a full range of pelvic floor rehabilitation devices. Due to the constant queries I receive from colleagues on the topic, I developed a keen interest in the use of electrical stimulation (NMES) and TENS and this resulted in my first course Electrical Stimulation for Pelvic Health, and now this offshoot - TTNS.

I have spent years researching and developing these courses.
In 2022 I was part of a team that published a Scoping Review on TTNS in the journal Neuromodulation and in 2025 I published a paper entitled "A clinical commentary on the use Electrical Stimulation in current pelvic health practice" in the JPOGP.
I am regularly invited to speak at conferences and run workshops on neuromodulation and electrical stimulation for pelvic health conditions.

I initially ran the main course as a face to face teaching experience until the pandemic which forced so much learning online.

I am now really pleased to be able to offer this online course on TTNS for you.