Affiliates & Discounts
One of the coolest parts of my job is that I get to work with brands that my patients and I love. Please see below for a list of products and special discounts for my patients and followers. For some of these products I may receive a small commission for recommending the products to you.
Everform Therapywear
Medical grade compression garments designed by a Women’s Health Physio!
Pregnancy & post-natal support shorts and leggings, with 3-in-1 bump sling, pelvic girdle belt and pelvic floor support.
The preferred tight for pelvic floor support.
Emamaco
Regular, maternity and post-partum activewear that also happens to be pet-hair proof! Win Win!
See Emamaco’s range of leggings, nursing bras, shapewear and underwear. All designed by an Aussie Mum!
Super comfortable, and an excellent price point.
Continuall
Designed by Melbourne-based osteopaths, Continuall’s range of compression tights, shorts and socks are designed for pregnancy & postpartum.
They contain panelling to aid abdominal separation, leg compression to increase venous return, with inbuilt pelvic and lower back support.
Bared Footwear
Podiatrist-owned and founded in Australia, Bared Footwear offers stylish shoes with a scientifically-designed biomechanical footbed.
Bared are the perfect mix between fashion and function, perfect for women of all ages with painful feet, pregnancy hormonal changes, or post-partum foot aches.
Sleepy Belly
Multi-functional and adjustable, Sleepy Belly is the ultimate sleep pillow for pregnant mamas.
Designed in Melbourne, Sleepy Belly is a 3-piece adjustable pillow set that helps prevent back sleeping, as well as reduce lower back, pelvic and hip pain during sleeping.
Private Health Insurance Rebates Available
Did you know that you may be eligible to receive private health insurance rebates for medical aids or appliances, such as medical grade compression garments?
*In order to be eligible:
– You must have private health insurance extras cover, and be covered for ‘aids or appliances’ or similar.
– You need an appointment with a physiotherapist, or suitably-trained medical professional to assess for suitability.
– Get in touch with your health insurance provider to check what they require in order for you to receive the rebate. Often a letter from your physio will be enough to receive the rebate, however every insurance company is different.
– Check the website of the compression garment company to see if they have a form for your physio to fill out.