Women’s Health Great Southern

12/03/2026

We know that the cost of living is affecting many people right now, and accessing mental health care can sometimes feel like just another financial pressure.

With that in mind, our women's mental and sexual health therapist, Bronwyn Cutler, has made the thoughtful decision to reduce her consultation fee to $190 per session.

Bronwyn is deeply committed to supporting people through sexual health concerns, later-life transitions and the often-complex journey of menopause. She hopes this change will make it a little easier for those who may benefit from specialised care to access support.

If you or someone you know could benefit from compassionate, experienced support in these areas, we’d love to help. Please feel free to get in touch to learn more or to book an appointment.

10/03/2026

Women's Health Great Southern is very excited to be on page 7 of The Extra for International Women's day!

Click on the link below to have a read!

27/02/2026

We’re delighted that Bronwyn Cutler, our S*xual Health & Menopause Therapist, had the opportunity to speak at the Breakfast Education Series: S*x for Breakfast on Friday 20 February 2026.

Bronwyn joined Women’s Health Physiotherapist Leonie Mills for an engaging and informative session exploring women’s mental health, sexual health, perimenopause and menopause.

Together, they highlighted the significant impact menopause can have on mental and sexual well being — including anxiety, mood changes, fatigue and irritability — and the importance of understanding these connections to better support women through this life stage. Bronwyn shared how Cognitive Behaviour Therapy (CBT) can be integrated into a biopsychosocial treatment plan, offering practical, evidence-based strategies to help manage symptoms.

The session also explored the vital role of pelvic health physiotherapy in addressing pelvic pain and sexual dysfunction, the complexities that contribute to these concerns, and the importance of collaborative, holistic care when supporting women.

We’re so proud to see Bronwyn contributing her expertise to such important conversations and helping improve outcomes for women in our community!!

13/02/2026

NEW TEAM MEMBER – Georgie Loughridge – Exercise Physiologist

With over 12 years of experience, Georgie support women across all stages of life, from pre-conception and pregnancy, through postpartum, menopause, and everything in between.

Her holistic, whole-body approach empowers women to thrive through a strong body and a calm mind. She focuses on bridging the gap between treatment and real-life movement, helping her clients progress from symptom management into functional movement, strength training, running and sport, with confidence.

Georgie works with all women, but has a particular interest in:

• Pelvic floor dysfunction (pelvic organ prolapse, pelvic pain)
• Endometriosis
• PCOS & menstrual cycle concerns
• Menopause
• Pre & postnatal care
• Post-surgical recovery (C-section, abdominal surgery, hysterectomy, laparoscopy)
• Osteoporosis
• Running: return to running, injury prevention, pelvic floor considerations, performance, and online run programs

Outside of work, Georgie enjoy surfing, running, spending time in nature and keeping up with her two young children.

“I’m thrilled to be part of this multidisciplinary team and love helping women feel strong, capable, and back doing what they love! 💗”

03/02/2026

Our lovely S*xual Health and Menopause Counselor, Bronwyn Cutler, has been published in the Australian Journal of Dementia Care! Bronwyn will be utilising her Master of Applied Mental Health Studies - Older Persons Specialisation and opening her books to include referrals for older women’s mental health patients in 2026.

29/01/2026

NEW TEAM MEMBER - Dr Meg Wardrop – MBBS (Hons), MPM, FRANZCP

Consultant Psychiatrist (Women’s Mental Health, Ages 16–65)

Dr Meg Wardrop is an experienced psychiatrist based in Albany, Western Australia, providing comprehensive mental health care for women aged 16 to 65.

She holds a Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery (MBBS Hons) from Monash University and a Master of Psychiatry from the University of Melbourne. She is a Fellow of the Royal Australian and New Zealand College of Psychiatrists (FRANZCP) and has more than a decade of clinical experience supporting women at key life stages.

Meg offers evidence-based treatment for a wide range of psychiatric and psychological concerns affecting women — spanning adolescence, early adulthood, pregnancy and parenthood, through to menopause and midlife transition.

She has particular expertise in perinatal and reproductive mental health, premenstrual dysphoric disorder (PMDD), menopause-related mood concerns, eating disorders, trauma, anxiety and mood disorders, as well as bipolar disorder and schizophrenia.
Her practice is grounded in thoughtful, compassionate care.

Meg recognises the complex interplay of biological, social and emotional factors that shape women’s mental health and works collaboratively with patients to establish treatment goals, plan care and build ongoing well being.

Whether you are navigating early parenthood, seeking support in adolescence, managing a serious mental health condition or moving through hormonal shifts in midlife, Dr Meg Wardrop offers skilled, respectful and personalised care tailored to your needs.

14/01/2026

UPDATE – Women’s Health Great Southern

We’re delighted to share some wonderful news with the ladies of the great southern!

This year, Bronwyn Cutler, our Women’s S*xual Health & Menopause Counsellor, is expanding her services to include mental health support for older women. Drawing on her Master of Applied Mental Health Studies (Older Persons Specialisation), Bronwyn is now welcoming referrals and bookings for women navigating later-life transitions.

Bronwyn can support women experiencing:
✨ Changes in family roles, identity, and sense of purpose
✨ Concerns around memory (for women and their families)
✨ The mental health impacts of menopause and ageing
✨ Shifts in intimate, partner, and family relationships

This expanded service is designed to provide compassionate, specialised support during a meaningful and often complex stage of life.

Appointments:
• Private patients can book without a referral
• Medicare-rebated sessions require a GP referral and Mental Health Care Plan
• Fees are available on our website

If you or someone you care for may benefit from this support, we encourage you to get in touch or speak with your GP about referral options.

We’re so pleased to be able to offer this expanded care to women in our region

14/01/2026

We would like all women to know that we also bulk bill all our Mirena and Implanon insertions. No referral needed

13/01/2026

We are pleased to announce that we are bulk billing all our Colposcopy appointments. If you have an abnormal CST, please give us a call to find out more

17/12/2025

A quick heads-up for our lovely patients 🌿 From 2026, our dietitian, Anna Rogers, will be updating her consultation fees. The new fees are listed on our website and below.

12/12/2025