dora pandeloglou

managing director
pelvic health + musculoskeletal physiotherapist
clinical pilates instructor

Dora developed a passion for Pelvic Health physiotherapy during her final years of University, undertaking her placement at the Royal Women’s Hospital. She loved the significant role that physiotherapy played in prenatal and postnatal recovery. Dora also developed a strong passion assisting women with pelvic health conditions including endometriosis, adenomyosis, sexual pain and menstrual pain.

Dora’s love for pelvic health grew when she was pregnant and gave birth to her beautiful children Archie and Mia.

Dora uses a holistic and proactive treatment approach that combines hands-on therapy, dry needling, education and exercise therapy for optimal client-centred care. She strongly believes every woman should be pain-free and have access to high-quality services throughout all life stages.

qualifications

Dora graduated from the Doctor of Physiotherapy degree at the University of Melbourne (with distinction), having already completed her Bachelor of Exercise and Sport Science Degree at Deakin University.

In addition she has done further training in both Women’s Health and Pelvic Health Physiotherapy and Sport Physiotherapy to aid in her knowledge and expertise, including:

  • Post Graduate Certificate - Pelvic Floor Physiotherapy
    University of Melbourne

  • Female Sexual Pain
    Australian Physiotherapy Association

  • Women’s Health Physiotherapy
    Women’s Health Training Associates

  • Lactation for Health Professionals
    Inform Physiotherapy and Pilates

  • Assessment and Treatment of the Pelvic Floor
    Australian Physiotherapy Association

  • Mat and Reformer Certification
    Australian Physiotherapy and Pilates Institute

  • Clinical Pilates Certification
    Breathe Pilates

  • Level 1 & 2 Sports Physiotherapy Course
    Australian Physiotherapy Association

  • Dry Needling for Sports and Spinal Injuries
    Australian Physiotherapy Association