Our General Practitioners support women from adolescence through to later life.

We understand that health priorities change over time, and our doctors provide care that reflects each stage with sensitivity and expertise. We offer patients longer appointments times to discuss complex or sensitive concerns. This allows time for careful discussion, explanation, and shared decision-making for our patients. We aim to create a calm, non-judgemental space where women feel comfortable asking questions and receiving reliable medical advice.

Compassionate, personalised
exceptional healthcare.

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A practice
built for women,
by women.

Our women’s health clinic is proudly run by women, for women, creating a safe, supportive, and understanding space for care at every stage of life. With a compassionate team who genuinely understands women’s health experiences, we provide personalised support that honours each woman’s individual needs, concerns, and goals. Our approach is warm, respectful, and empowering, helping women feel heard, informed, and confident in their health journey.

We offer personalised, integrated care for women of all ages, offering a variety of specialised doctors, nurses and allied health practitioners who treat under
one roof.

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SPECIALIST GENERAL PRACTITIONERS

Our team of women’s health GPs strives to provide comprehensive and collaborative care across all stages of your life. We prioritise your health needs and goals and take time to listen. Our focus is on whole person care and we work with you to facilitate your health and wellbeing.

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NON-GP SPECIALIST DOCTORS 

Involvement of non GP Specialist doctors can be important in optimising your health and wellbeing. Non GP Specialist doctors consulting at The Women’s Practice will provide improved access to high quality healthcare and will work closely with your GP and other health care providers.

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WOMEN’S HEALTH NURSES  

Our nurses work closely alongside our medical team to provide comprehensive and collaborative care for women. They have undertaken further training in women’s health and trauma informed care. They provide compassionate support and tailored health and wellbeing advice.

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EXERCISE PHYSIOLOGY  

Exercise is an integral part of health and wellbeing at every stage in a women’s life. Personally tailored exercise can provide relief for health conditions but also plays a crucial role in prevention of negative health outcomes.

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DIETETICS

How you fuel and nourish your body plays a key role in enabling your body to function well. Our Women’s Health focussed dietician provides nutrition advice and guidance across the different stages of life and will work in conjunction with our doctors and allied health team to provide tailored management for your health needs.

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PHYSIOTHERAPY

Our physiotherapy team focuses on recovery in a safe and supportive environment. From injury to prevention, our physiotherapists help you achieve function whilst providing an environment for healing. We have physiotherapists that specialise in pelvic health function and musculoskeletal function to ensure that you are cared for completely.

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PSYCHOLOGY

Psychological wellbeing is an integral part of health and plays a crucial role in a variety of health issues. Our psychologist will work with you to manage mental health conditions such as anxiety or depression but is also important in helping you to manage chronic health issues such as chronic pain, irritable bowel syndrome and endometriosis.

NEWS & CLINIC UPDATES

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NEW OFFICE OPENING

The Women’s Practice will be ready to welcome patients from 19 October 2026. Our new women’s health clinic will provide a welcoming and supportive space for you to access high level, personalised health care. Designed with your comfort and health outcomes in mind, The Women’s Practice is the perfect space to enable you to work with your team to achieve your health goals.

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WOMEN’S HEALTH EXPO

The Women’s Practice is excited to be supporting The Tree of Life Nutrition team in providing a day of education focussed on women’s hormones, gut health and information.

www.treeoflifenutrition.com.au/

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STAFF SPOTLIGHT - Dr Carmen Main

Dr Carmen Main graduated in 2003 from the University of Queensland. Prior to her medical degree she obtained an Honours Degree from UQ in Science, with a special interest in Microbiology. Carmen worked at the Royal Brisbane and Women’s Hospital and the Royal Children’s Hospital before completing her GP fellowship in 2010.

DID YOU KNOW …

Nearly 45%

of women in Australia experience a mental health problem across their lifetime

Iron deficiency

can be associated with
painful periods and pelvic pain

13%

of all female deaths in Australia are due to Dementia (surpassing heart disease and cancer)

Frequently Asked Questions