Isabella Thom

Special interests:

• Pregnancy and Post Natal Pelvic Floor Checks 

• Abdominal Separation and Pelvic Girdle Pain

• Clinical Pilates

 

Isabella is a passionate and dedicated physiotherapist who holds a Bachelor of Physiotherapy with Honours from Monash University. She has completed additional postgraduate training in Women’s Health Physiotherapy through the Australian Physiotherapy Association, and is committed to supporting women through every stage of life — from adolescence to pregnancy, postpartum, and beyond.

 

With a special interest in pregnancy, birth preparation, and postnatal recovery, Bella helps clients manage a wide range of concerns, including pelvic girdle pain, back and hip discomfort, pelvic floor dysfunction, and abdominal changes such as diastasis recti (abdominal separation). Her care also extends to guiding women safely and confidently back into exercise after childbirth. With a warm and empathetic approach, Bella creates a supportive environment where women feel heard, empowered, and well cared for.

 

Bella is also passionate about helping individuals manage back, hip, and neck pain across all age groups. She combines hands-on manual therapy with targeted rehabilitation programs to address both acute and chronic conditions. Her treatments are always tailored to meet each person's specific needs, ensuring a personalised and effective approach to care.

 

Dedicated to helping people of all ages restore physical function and improve overall health, Bella adopts a holistic approach that prioritises individual goals. She values collaboration and works closely with clients to create sustainable, personalised strategies that foster both recovery and long-term wellbeing.

 

Bella’s personal commitment to health and fitness extends beyond her professional life, evident in her active lifestyle, including participation in Pilates, running and general strength training, reflecting her belief in the positive impact of physical activity. In her spare time Isabella enjoys unwinding with a good book, staying active, and when possible, escaping to the bush to explore new trails.