Prenatal and postnatal care by physiotherapists in Sydney CBD.
Suite 2, Level 5, 424-428 George Street (Wellshare, Dymocks Building) — 3 minutes from Town Hall Station, 5 from Wynyard.
Pregnancy changes your posture, relaxes your ligaments and shifts your centre of gravity week by week. At The Fix Program in Sydney CBD, pregnancy physiotherapy helps you move comfortably through every trimester and recover well after birth.
Our physiotherapists are trained in prenatal and postnatal care. We treat the causes of pregnancy pain — not just the symptoms — and show you safe exercises you can keep doing at home or between appointments.
Pregnancy physiotherapy covers the common problems that arrive as your body adapts, including:
If you are unsure whether your symptoms are normal, a pregnancy physiotherapy assessment will give you a clear picture and a plan.
Every appointment is one-on-one with a physiotherapist. Your first visit is a full assessment: we take your history, check your posture and movement, look at your pelvic floor and abdominal muscles if needed, and explain what is driving your symptoms.
Treatment is hands-on where it helps, but the goal is lasting relief. We use:
Because we are physiotherapists, your health fund may rebate the session. We process claims on the spot through HICAPS, so you only pay the gap.
Appointments are available during the day and after work, with the clinic in the Dymocks Building directly opposite the QVB.
60-minute assessment covering history, physical examination, diagnosis and a personalised treatment plan.
Please contact us for current pricing.
Available in 30, 45 or 60-minute durations depending on your needs.
Please contact us for current pricing.
Physio-led small-group classes running in 10-week terms, suitable for all trimesters.
$55.00 per class (paid in advance for the term)
Book online or call (02) 9264 0077.
Book a pregnancy physio appointment
Between appointments, you can keep moving with the same physio-led approach through The Fix Program Online. Our pregnancy exercise library includes classes for every trimester and early postnatal recovery, so the work does not stop when you leave the studio.
“I started to have really bad back pain during pregnancy after the baby grew suddenly. Thanks to Heba and Katrina, who are physios at Fix, I can now walk again!”
— Melissa Jane, Google review
Rated 4.7 stars from 20 Google reviews.
After birth, your body needs time and guidance to recover. Postnatal physiotherapy helps with pelvic floor recovery, abdominal separation, caesarean or perineal scar healing, and a safe return to exercise.
We recommend a full postnatal assessment around six weeks after birth, or earlier if you are struggling with pain, leakage or a sense that something is not right.Postnatal Pilates classes are also available when you are ready.
Most of our pregnancy patients work in offices nearby. Long days of sitting can aggravate rib pain, pelvic girdle pain and pelvic floor strain. We are three minutes from Town Hall station, so you can be back at your desk within the hour. We will also show you small adjustments — screen height, standing breaks, safe stretches — that make a real difference during the workday.
See the full week of Pilates classes at our Sydney CBD studio, with times, class types and prices.
Small, physio-led classes that complement your one-on-one treatment.
View pregnancy Pilates classesStream the same physio-led sessions at home between appointments.
Browse online classesA pregnancy physiotherapist treats the muscle, joint and pelvic floor changes that come with pregnancy and after birth. That includes back pain, pelvic girdle pain, pubic bone pain, rib pain, carpal tunnel syndrome, abdominal separation and pelvic floor weakness. Treatment may include gentle joint realignment, massage, taping, pelvic support belts and a safe exercise program tailored to your trimester.
Yes. Our physiotherapists are trained in prenatal and postnatal care. Every treatment is gentle, modified to your stage of pregnancy, and explained before it begins. If you are starting exercise, we ask for medical clearance from your GP or obstetrician first.
No referral is needed. You can book directly online or by phone. Some private health funds may require a GP referral for rebates, so check with your fund if you are unsure.
Come as soon as you notice discomfort. Early treatment often stops small niggles from becoming bigger problems. For pelvic floor preparation, the second trimester is a useful time to start. We also see women right after birth for postnatal physiotherapy.
Yes. Pelvic floor assessment and training is a core part of what we do. We teach you how to correctly activate and strengthen the pelvic floor muscles to support your body during pregnancy, prepare for labour and recover well afterwards.
Gentle pelvic floor exercises can begin soon after birth. We recommend a full postnatal physiotherapy assessment around six weeks after labour, or once your obstetrician has cleared you.

Katrina Tarrant — Principal Physiotherapist, The Fix Program. Katrina is a qualified physiotherapist with extensive experience in pregnancy and postnatal physiotherapy, pelvic health and clinical Pilates. She leads the team at our Sydney CBD clinic.
Our clinic sits on the fifth floor of the Dymocks Building, directly opposite the Queen Victoria Building in the heart of the CBD.
People come to us from across the city and its surrounding suburbs:
Town Hall station is three minutes' walk and Wynyard five. The QVB light-rail stop is across the road, and the buses along George, Pitt and Elizabeth streets all stop nearby.
Suite 2, Level 5, 424-428 George Street, Wellshare (Dymocks Building), Sydney NSW 2000, Australia
Phone: (02) 9264 0077
Ready to get started? Call us on (02) 9264 0077 or book online. No referral needed.