Women's health is a fast growing sub-specialty area of physiotherapy. In this field, we are fortunate to have access to many incredible courses. Courses ranging from the short and general; perfect for areas of interest we might like to dip our toe into, through to longer more advanced practices and complex workshops.
I began Ivoryrose as a solo practitioner, and in just 6 years I have grown my practice to a team of 20 staff. I credit this success to the good fortune of starting my career under the mentorship of some incredible women's health physiotherapists. They generously shared their knowledge, skills and experience which gave me the confidence to take a leap and begin my own clinic.
Having access to amazing leaders in our field and an expert level of knowledge and experience at my fingertips, (in addition to enrolling and devouring an enormous amount of professional development courses), expedited my own growth, knowledge and development in the field of Women's Health.
Experiencing first hand the benefits of being mentored, shaped a core belief: that shared knowledge, guidance and having a trusted mentor is enormously beneficial for anyone who wishes to break into this field.
The shaping of this core belief, sparked a passion to educate and mentor other physiotherapists as they navigate the steep learning curve of Women's Health and pelvic floor dysfunction. This passion ultimately led to the growth and hiring of our team at Ivoryrose.
Over the past few years, I have had a number of physiotherapists reach out and request professional support and mentorship; particularly those who are coming into this field as sole practitioners or within a musculoskeletal setting.
Between two babies and growing our team at Ivoryrose, I have lacked the time needed to mentor any physiotherapists outside of our Adelaide-based practice. But, I am excited to say this year - that is changing.
Teaching and helping other physios nourish their passion for women's health is something I truly love and cannot wait to share.
Knowing the impact of mentorship and how it positively influenced my own professional development and that of my team, has led to the development of Ivoryrose Mentoring Opportunities something we are proud to offer from 2023 and beyond.
Kat commenced her journey into the field of women’s health 10 years ago while working in an all musculoskeletal clinic. But when Kat explored an Introductory Women’s Health course through Women’s Health Training Associates (WHTA), she fell completely head over heels in love with this field of healthcare. Learn more about Kat’s experience and training via the link below.
We have designed flexible options for mentorship outlined below.
Whether it be face-to-face or online through discussion, case studies, and evidence-based skills workshops our goal is to make mentorship as accessible and helpful as possible.
Group Sessions
Online only (5 physios max)
1 x 1 hour zoom case conference/month.
6 months / $300pp
12 months / $500pp
Online + Face to Face
1 x 1 hour zoom case conference/month plus 1 x 1.5 hour prac skills session/month.
6 months / $780pp
12 months / $1400pp
1:1 Sessions
Online via Zoom
1 hour case conference via zoom per month.
6 months / $1620pp
12 months / $3000pp
Optional once weekly text support for additional $350 (6 months); $500 (12 months)
If you would like to book in, or know more information then please contact me via kathryn@ivoryrosephysio.com.au
Ivoryrose Workshops
An opportunity to learn and refine your skills
Introduction to Vaginal Examinations (2.5hours, maximum 5 particpants). $300+GST
All attendees must hold current AHPRA registration and have completed a minimum of the 5-day WHTA introductory course or the Level 1 APA online and F2F course.
Pelvic Pain Assessment & Treatment (3hours, maximum 5 participants) $380+GST
All attendees must hold current AHPRA registration and be able to prove adequate theoretical learning in the concepts of pelvic pain.
Advanced Pessary Practical (3hours, maximum 5 participants) $420+GST
All attendees must hold current AHPRA registration and be already using pessaries in their clinic. They must also be able to prove adequate theoretical learning via a course such as WHTA POP/SUI, Uni SA Conservative Mx of POP Grad cert or similar.