We built the clinic we wished existed.
Women's health GPs, psychologists, dietitians and physios working together to support you through every stage of life.
Long appointments. Collaborative care. A cuppa on arrival. No rushed consults. No cold clinic energy. Just a team that actually joins the dots.
YOUR WOMEN'S HEALTHCARE TEAM. ALL UNDER ONE ROOF. WE THOUGHT THAT MADE SENSE TOO.
YOUR WOMEN'S HEALTHCARE TEAM. ALL UNDER ONE ROOF. WE THOUGHT THAT MADE SENSE TOO.
To You?
What Matters
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Health Matters
Specialist Women’s Health GP
We’re not your quick-stop GP for coughs, colds or vaccines. We’re here for the big stuff. The women’s health issues that deserve time, care and proper attention. At Her Matters, our women’s health GPs take the time to listen, explain and support, so you feel seen, heard and cared for at every stage of life.
Here’s what we can help with: Sexual health and STI screening • Contraception advice • Implanon insertion • Perimenopause • Menopause • Pelvic pain • Endometriosis • PMOS • Period management • Bowel and bladder concerns • Cervical screening • Breast care
This is women’s health care done differently: modern, evidence-based, and never rushed. Because your matters deserve more than 10 minutes.
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Mind Matters
PSYCHOLOGY
We all love a chat, but this one’s different. At Mind Matters, you’ll find a safe, supportive space to unpack what’s going on and feel truly heard.
We tune into what you need and cut through the noise with evidence-based strategies (no fluff, no judgement).
Our goal is to help you add some solid strings to your mental wellbeing, so you can mind your matters with confidence. Because looking after your mental health doesn’t mean doing it alone.
Eating disorders • Anxiety • Depression and mood disorders • OCD • Low self-esteem • Grief and loss • Compulsive exercise • Identity loss • Relationship changes • Trauma • Family domestic violence
Let’s talk about what matters.
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Body Matters
WOMEN’S HEALTH PHYSIOTHERAPY
Pelvic floors, painful sex, pregnancy, post baby recovery, endometriosis, adenomyosis and PMOS flare ups, sneaky leaks (yep, we said it), perimenopause and menopause changes and all the body stuff that matters.
Our women’s health physio takes the awkward out of “is this normal?” and gets straight to what’s really going on. With care, kindness and a cheer-squad vibe, we’ll help you feel stronger, more comfortable, and back in charge of your body.
Pelvic pain • Painful sex • Vaginismus • Pregnancy • Postpartum • Endometriosis, adenomyosis or PMOS flare-ups • Perimenopause • Menopause • Bladder and bowel concerns
Because you deserve to sneeze, laugh, lift and live without fear.
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Food Matters
DIETETICS
With specialist training and lived experience on our side, we help you build a healthier relationship with food, one that welcomes balance and shows restriction the door.
Forget the all-or-nothing rules; we’re here for practical, evidence-based nutrition that makes sense in the real world.
Together, we’ll plant the seeds of a positive approach to eating, so you can reap the rewards of a nourished body and a calmer mind.
Eating disorders • Gut health • Healthy weight management • ARFID and sensory food issues • PMOS and endometriosis management • Perimenopause • Menopause • Elderly nutrition
Start nourishing and thriving.
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Motherhood Matters
FERTILITY, PREGNANCY, POSTPARTUM & EARLY FEEDING CARE
Women’s Health Physio • Dietitian • Psychologist
We’re here to support you through preconception, pregnancy and early motherhood with the care every mum deserves.
Our women’s health physio helps you prepare for pregnancy, recover after birth and manage those “is this normal?” body quirks, from pelvic floor changes and safe exercise to bladder, bowel and postnatal care.
Our dietitian supports women to conceive naturally or with IVF, and ensures you’re nourishing your body and baby every step of the way. From fertility nutrition and supplementation to pregnancy symptoms, gestational diabetes, postpartum recovery and introducing solids, we’ve got your food matters covered.
Our psychologist offers a safe space to navigate the emotional ups and downs of fertility struggles, pregnancy and early motherhood, including anxiety, grief and loss, identity shifts, relationship changes and birth trauma.
From trying to conceive to bumps, bubs and beyond, we’re here to support you through every stage.
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They Matters
NON-BINARY & TRANSGENDER HEALTH
At Her Matters, every individual matters. We don’t just talk the talk, we stride it. We’re proudly gender-affirming: come exactly as you are and know you’ll receive care that’s respectful, suitable and genuinely attentive.
We also practise in line with the informed consent model. Because it’s your life, your gender, your body, your choice.
General health • Hormonal health • Mental health • Sexual health • Fertility and reproductive health
Trust us with your matters.
What Matters To Us
When it comes to women’s health, “one-size-fits-all?” Nope. Every woman is gloriously unique, with needs that shift through cycles, seasons and life’s curveballs. At Her Matters you don’t just get one practitioner, you get a whole squad under one roof, actually talking to each other and caring for the whole you. Skip the beige and boring. Step into bold interiors, coffee at the ready and playlists that set the vibe. Health care that actually feels good the moment you arrive. We’re done with the old women’s health rulebook. We’re rewriting it with real bodies, real stories and real care at the centre.
The Core Of The Matter — Your Practitioners
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Georgia is an Eating Disorders Credentialed Dietitian with a Master of Nutrition and Dietetics, Graduate Diploma in Nutritional Science, and a Bachelor of Science (Psychology).
She founded Her Matters with a clear (and slightly rebellious) vision: to rewrite the women’s health rulebook. Georgia wanted to create a clinic where women could access modern, evidence based care without the cold, clinical feel. No beige waiting rooms. No awkward silences. Just connected, thoughtful care that actually feels good to walk into.
While Georgia is not currently seeing clients, her role has evolved into what she proudly calls Chief Hype Woman. She spends her days championing the team, shaping the Her Matters experience, and making sure every detail from the tone of our emails to the waiting room playlists reflects what we stand for.
Outside the clinic, Georgia is usually chasing her toddler Billie or Bernadoodle Charlie, sipping strong coffee, or dreaming up new ways to make women’s health care not just better, but something people genuinely want to talk about.
Because women’s health matters
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Dr Caroline Ahern is a highly experienced Women’s Health GP dedicated to supporting women through perimenopause and menopause with care that feels considered, unhurried, and deeply supportive.
Dr Ahern completed her Bachelor of Medicine and Surgery at The University of Queensland in 1998 and became a Fellow of the Royal Australian College of General Practitioners in 2002. In 2025, she completed her Certificate in Sexual and Reproductive Health through the nationally accredited Family Planning Alliance Australia (FPAA).
She has worked extensively as a GP across rural Queensland and New South Wales, followed by the past decade practising in Canberra. This breadth of experience shapes her calm, practical approach and her ability to support women through complex and often overlooked health concerns.
At Her Matters, Dr Ahern focuses exclusively on perimenopause and menopause. She offers longer appointments so you have the time and space to feel genuinely heard, understood, and supported.
She is passionate about providing holistic care during the menopausal transition and sees this stage as a powerful opportunity to optimise both physical and mental health.
Her approach is evidence based, individualised, and grounded in shared decision making. She works closely with each woman to understand her experience and create a plan that feels realistic, supportive, and tailored to her needs.
At Her Matters, this means longer appointments, deeper conversations, and care that truly centres on you.
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Dr Elizabeth Muller is a Women’s Health GP who brings a calm, thoughtful approach to caring for women across all stages of life.
She completed her medical degree at the Australian National University in 2016, graduating with distinction, before undertaking her internship and residency across Canberra and Goulburn. Prior to general practice, Elizabeth worked in critical care at Calvary Hospital, where she developed a strong clinical foundation and a steady, reassuring presence in complex situations.
At Her Matters, Elizabeth cares deeply about creating a space where you feel comfortable, listened to and never rushed. The kind of appointment where nothing is brushed off as “just normal” and everything that matters to you actually gets the time it deserves.
Her areas of interest include contraception advice and Implanon insertion, sexual and reproductive health, preconception care, cervical screening and breast care. She also supports women with period concerns, PMOS, endometriosis and pelvic pain, bowel and bladder changes, as well as perimenopause and menopause.
Elizabeth is passionate about providing care that feels both evidence-based and genuinely supportive. She stays up to date with best practice so you can feel confident in the advice you are receiving, while still feeling like you are being treated as a whole person, not just a list of symptoms.
Her approach is warm, practical and personalised. Care that fits your body, your life and what actually matters to you.
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Katelin is a Psychologist with a Bachelor of Psychology (Honours) and is a PhD Candidate in Clinical Psychology.
She works with adults experiencing eating disorders and body image concerns, low self worth and identity challenges, anxiety, OCD and mood disorders, as well as relationship difficulties and trauma. Katelin has experience across both public and private settings, including inpatient and outpatient eating disorder services, and her PhD research explores the relationship between interpersonal factors and eating disorder symptoms.
Katelin’s approach is warm, collaborative and client centred. She creates a space that feels safe, respectful and judgement free, where therapy focuses on what matters most to you. Reaching out can feel daunting, and Katelin is committed to walking alongside you toward recovery in a way that feels right for your life and your values.
Outside the clinic, Katelin enjoys good coffee, getting lost in a great book, and planning her next travel adventure.
Waitlist only. Email hello@hermatters.com.au to join.
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Leah is a Psychologist with a Master of Applied Psychology and a Bachelor of Psychology (with Legal Studies).
She offers calm, compassionate, evidence-based support for women navigating life’s many transitions and emotional challenges.
Leah works with a wide range of presentations including anxiety, mood difficulties, trauma, ADHD, perimenopause and menopause, PMDD, relationship changes, parenting stress, family and domestic violence, grief and loss, and concerns around identity, confidence and self-worth.
Leah also has a special interest in perinatal mental health, supporting women through fertility challenges, pregnancy, postpartum and early motherhood.
Leah was drawn to this work through her own experience of early motherhood, a season she found far more challenging and isolating than she ever expected. As a mum of two, she deeply understands the emotional load many women carry and creates a space where no feeling is too small, awkward or off limits.
Outside the clinic, Leah enjoys long walks with a good podcast, soaking up sunshine and spending time with her two girls. She’s naturally curious, always learning and never far from a personal development book.
Please note: Leah does not see women for eating disorders, disordered eating or body image concerns.
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Jess is a Women’s Health Physiotherapist with a Bachelor of Physiotherapy, Level 1 & 2 APA Women’s and Pelvic Health training, and Certificates III & IV in Fitness.
She supports women across all life stages with pelvic health concerns, pregnancy preparation and postpartum recovery. Jess has a special interest in pelvic floor assessment and education, pelvic pain and painful intercourse (including vaginismus, endometriosis and PMOS related pain), bladder, bowel and continence concerns, and pre and post gynaecological surgery support.
Jess was drawn to women’s health through her own experience of pelvic pain, which shaped her deeply person centred approach to care. She understands how important it is to feel listened to, believed and supported, and focuses on treating the whole person, not just a diagnosis.
Her approach is collaborative, practical and down to earth. Whether you’re preparing for pregnancy, recovering after birth, or navigating those “is this normal?” body concerns, Jess works with you to make physio fit into your life, not the other way around.
Outside the clinic, Jess enjoys quiet nights with her cat Claz and a good book, snowboarding in winter, or paddleboarding around Canberra in summer.
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Taleisha is an Accredited Practising Dietitian and ELNA Certified Fertility and Pregnancy Dietitian with over 10 years of experience as a senior hospital dietitian.
She holds a Bachelor of Nutrition and Dietetics, FODMAP training, and Foundations Membership with the Early Life Nutrition Alliance. She has also completed the Certificate in Paediatric Nutrition and Dietetics with the Royal Children’s Hospital Melbourne, alongside ASCIA allergy training.
While Taleisha has a special interest in fertility (including IVF support), pregnancy, postpartum and early life nutrition, she also supports women across all life stages with a wide range of nutrition concerns, including gut health, food intolerances, diabetes, cholesterol, blood pressure, GLP-1 support, and long-term health.
At Her Matters, Taleisha provides practical, evidence-based nutrition care that fits real life. Whether you're preparing for pregnancy, navigating digestive symptoms, managing a health condition, or wanting clarity around what to eat for your wellbeing, she works alongside you to create realistic and sustainable changes.
For families, she also supports nutrition through the first 1,000 days, helping parents feel confident with pregnancy nutrition, postpartum recovery, introducing solids and managing allergies such as cow’s milk protein allergy.
Her approach is shaped by both her clinical experience and her own journey through trying to conceive, pregnancy and early motherhood. She understands how overwhelming nutrition advice can feel and focuses on clear, supportive guidance without judgement.
Outside the clinic you’ll find her chasing her toddler and fur baby, sneaking in yoga or Pilates, and sharing good food with good people.
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Jasmine is an Accredited Practising Dietitian, Nutritionist and Health Coach with a Master of Dietetics, Bachelor of Nutrition Science and a Certificate in Health Coaching. She has completed additional training as a RAVES-informed dietitian, meaning she is deeply skilled in supporting women navigating eating disorders and complex relationships with food with both evidence and empathy.
At Her Matters, Jasmine has a special interest in helping women with PMOS, endometriosis, eating disorders (including anorexia nervosa, binge eating disorder and bulimia), disordered eating and body image concerns.
She is especially passionate about supporting women who feel stuck in cycles of restriction, burnout, hormone chaos or body mistrust. Her work gently explores the intersection of nutrition, hormones and nervous system regulation, helping clients rebuild their health from a place of safety rather than control.
Jasmine’s approach is warm, collaborative and deeply personalised. She works alongside her clients to create realistic, evidence-based nutrition strategies that support optimal health without sacrificing joy, culture, flexibility or balance. She understands that food is never just about food and creates a calm, grounded space where women feel genuinely heard.
Jasmine works closely alongside Rebecca in Melbourne, continuing Her Matters collaborative, team-based approach to care via Telehealth.
Her goal? For you to feel more connected to your body. More confident in your choices.
And more at home in your health.Outside the clinic, you’ll find Jasmine on an early beach walk at sunrise, in a Pilates class, experimenting in the kitchen, deep in a personal development book, or spending time with the people she loves.
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Sue is an Accredited Practising Dietitian, registered in both Australia and New Zealand, with a Master of Nutrition and Dietetics and a background spanning Human Nutrition, Zoology and Secondary Science Education.
She supports women through perimenopause, menopause and healthy ageing, with a strong focus on optimising nutrition during hormonal change. Sue also works with GLP-1 support, gut health and IBS, the gut–brain axis, microbiome health, and general nutrition for women and men.
Sue’s approach is practical, flexible and firmly evidence based. No fads, no fear, and no one size fits all plans. She believes nutrition care should look at the whole person, and works collaboratively to build strategies that fit real lives, real bodies and real kitchens.
Drawing on her background in food education, Sue also helps clients who feel stuck, overwhelmed or uninspired in the kitchen, making nutritious, satisfying food feel achievable again, even if cooking feels like the last thing you want to do.
Outside the clinic, Sue is often walking trails, planning her next adventure, or continuing her very serious search for the world’s best cheese scone (current title holder: Wellington Botanic Gardens).
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Brianna is an Eating Disorders Credentialed Dietitian, Accredited Practising Dietitian, and Member of Dietitians Australia, with a Master of Nutrition and Dietetics and a Bachelor of Human Nutrition.
She works with children, adolescents and adults experiencing Avoidant Restrictive Food Intake Disorder (ARFID), selective eating, sensory feeding challenges, and eating disorders and disordered eating, helping clients find ease and confidence with food without pressure, guilt or rigid rules.
Brianna was drawn to this work through her own experience as a cautious eater, giving her insight into how stressful mealtimes, food anxiety and “just one more bite” battles can feel. Her approach is calm, collaborative and non judgemental, focusing on nourishment alongside confidence and flexibility with food.
In the clinic, Brianna works with both the nutritional and emotional sides of eating, supporting clients to meet their needs while gently addressing sensory challenges, anxiety and social food stress.
Outside the clinic, Brianna enjoys time with her dog Lucy, experimenting in the kitchen (mess included), and searching for Canberra’s best chai.
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Closed to new clients (temporarily, don’t panic).
Rebecca is an Accredited Practising Dietitian and Credentialed Eating Disorder Clinician, with a special interest in eating disorders and gut health. She supports women to feel more at ease in their bodies and around food.
She works gently and collaboratively, helping you rebuild trust with food, move away from rigid rules, and find a way of eating that feels both nourishing and sustainable. Rebecca understands that food is never just about food, it’s often tied to identity, control, and how we feel within ourselves, and she creates a space where all of that can be explored without judgement.
Rebecca spent over two years in Canberra working closely with Her Matters clients in person, becoming a much loved part of the clinic. She has recently returned to her hometown of Melbourne, where she now continues her work via Telehealth alongside Jasmine, supporting clients with the same warmth and care.
She is especially passionate about supporting young women, and loves delivering high school talks that focus on building positive, realistic relationships with food and body image early on.
Off duty, Rebecca’s usually cooking, thrifting for vintage clothing gems, or hosting a great dinner party.
Take Charge
Unsure about which service you need or which practitioner is best suited for you? Please fill out our contact form and once your message lands in our inbox, we’ll get right on it!
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Question Time?
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Nada, zilch, zip! As part of our quest to make women’s health more accessible, you don’t need that official-looking slip of paper with your doctor’s scrawl on it.
But if you DO have one from your GP or specialist, please send it to hello@hermatters.com.au before your appointment.
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We do things a little differently here. Longer appointments. Deeper chats. No rushed vibes. Just care that actually gets you.
We’re not a bulk billing clinic, but we are very fond of a GP care plan. If eligible, it can help you access Medicare rebates for psychology, dietitian and physio appointments. Our Women’s Health GP appointments also attract a Medicare rebate, if eligible.
Our practitioners do their best to run on time, because they’re humans who care, not back to back machines built for rushed appointments. But if you do need to wait, the coffee’s on, the room smells lovely, and the playlist is a good one.
What matters to you?
Health Matters:Women’s health GP support
• Initial & Long Review $375 – 45 mins
• Review $260 – 30 mins
Mind Matters: Psychology support
Katelin Bullman (Clinical Psychologist Registrar)
• Initial $375 - 80 mins
• Review $300 - 50 mins
Leah Persichillo (Registered Psychologist)
• Initial & Review $290 - 50 mins
Body Matters: Women’s health physiotherapy support
• Initial $250 - 60 mins
• Review $190 - 45 mins
Food Matters: Dietitian support
•Initial $275 - 60 mins
•Review $195 - 45 mins
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We get it — it’s raining cats and dogs, you’re WFH and the last thing you want to do is trudge on over to Her Matters to see us.
We do need some notice, though, to emotionally prepare for your rejection. 24 hours should do the trick so please make sure you give us that! Plus, it helps us open up your appointment slot to make women’s health accessible to others.
If you miss or cancel your appointment within this 24-hour period, your full consultation fee will be charged because we’ll need the pennies to buy some pick-me-up treats.
Got a Monday appointment? Please let us know that you won’t make it by Friday 3pm before you lose us to Happy Hour!
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Yes! Even if you’re feeling under the weather (or can’t be bothered to face the weather), we want you to have the chance to keep your appointment. Plus, many telehealth appointments can still access Medicare rebates where eligible. Please note initial GP appointments need to be in person only to be eligible for a Medicare rebate.
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Boogie on down to Bougainville Street, Griffith where there is both paid and disabled street parking. Get there early and have a coffee at Typica or check out the cute doggies at Wooof Grooming.
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A GP Management Plan or Team Care Arrangement offers 5 allied health visits per calendar year for chronic conditions which have stuck around for at least 6 months. What chronic conditions are we speaking of? The likes of asthma, cancer, cardiovascular disease, diabetes, kidney disease, musculoskeletal conditions and stroke.
With a Mental Health Care Plan, you can receive Medicare rebates for up to 10 psychology sessions per calendar year. After your first 6 sessions, your GP will need to review your progress before you can access an additional 4 sessions.
With an Eating Disorder Plan, you can access up to 40 psychology and 20 dietetic sessions per calendar year. After each 10 psychology sessions, you will require a review from your GP to access a further 10 sessions and so on.
Wondering if you are eligible for these plans? Book now with one of our GPs.
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Get in touch with your question and we’ll get back to you in a jiffy!
Call: 0466 004 570
Email: hello@hermatters.com.au
