Dr Miranda Robinson

24/02/2026

Just thinking of you all during this dysregulating time. Please be kind to yourselves. This is tough.

23/02/2026

Trigger warning: Discussion of Medical Based Trauma
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As a gynaecologist a mother a patient I am deeply disturbed by the recent media coverage of endometriosis care in Melbourne
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It would be very easy for any former patient to be swimming in a sea of confusion and overwhelming emotions.
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Let me be very clear. This is not OK. This is a systemic failure. This is not indicative of a widespread issue amongst gynaecologists. This is not the kind of care we would advocate for our patients.
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I am grateful and applaud my colleagues who dared to speak out against medical misogyny and the systemic failures of our institutions
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But it is the fearlessness and fierceness of these patients who shared their stories with such vulnerability that we should applaud the most. My heart broke for one young autistic woman who was blaming herself. It should not have come to this
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If this has affected you. If this has brought up unresolved medical trauma please take care of yourself and let someone know you are feeling vulnerable tonight
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Lifeline 131114
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14/02/2026

02/02/2026

Ever been told that you just need to be more mindful? To spend more time meditating 🧘 but just can’t get your brain to be quiet?? You are definitely not alone!!
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The health and longevity benefits of mindfulness and meditation are proven but for neurodivergent individuals it’s easier said than done!
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This brilliant article from really helps us to feel that our brains are not broken nor not capable of meditating.
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Living a lifetime in flight or flight mode means it takes practice and patience. And sometimes a focal point or direction. Over time it gets easier and your ability to regulate improves.
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Thoughts?

31/01/2026

Finally our website is live 🙌🙌🙌

30/01/2026

Neurodivergence and PCOS? Do you see a link?
Do you get frustrated with the pill being a one size fits all approach? Take a listen and let me know your thoughts!

09/01/2026

Thank you for the info share.

MCAS is an under diagnosed cause of chronic lifelong ailments which for many are not particularly life affecting until they are.
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A major stress event. Illness. Burn out. Menopause. Long Covid etc can instigate and manifest debilitating symptoms that seem unrelated to each other.
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In my world of gynaecology and particularly with a clientele of neurodivergent patients who are often the victims of medical gaslighting it is nice to offer some insight into the physicality and intersectionality of their symptoms: MCAS/ hEDS / EDS/ POTS / Chronic pelvic pain/ and inflammatory conditions such as adenomyosis and endometriosis.
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A cohesive plan that looks at managing the dysregulated nervous system as a whole with a trauma informed approach is crucial to whole person care.
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If you are curious about MCAS or POTS please check the links in bio for access to questionnaires and further information
I never stop learning so please share your thoughts below 👇
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31/12/2025

2025 that crazy year of the snake is in its final throes….shedding its skin and ready for renewal. Like all cycles in life; renewal is a natural and normal process but it is hard and can be painful. But it can also bring promise of something new and promising. I hope this new year brings joy and promise for all of you. Happy 2026 to everyone 🥰
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Photo is of Gemstone Beach in Te Wae Wae Bay on the Southern Coast of New Zealand.

27/12/2025

Spending some quality time with family in my dad’s home town. It’s nearly a year since his death. His dad was cousins with Burt Munro whose 1967 land speed record of 184.08 mph on his modified Indian Scout (see me on a replica in photo 2) still stands. I guess my family have always been a little different 🥰
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Hoping everyone is finding time and space to reflect on the year that’s been. See you in 2026 x

25/12/2025

We are wishing you all a safe festive season however you may be celebrating it. As we shake off the last days of this difficult year let us all be reminded more of the common themes that bring us together in unity: connection, family, Mother Earth and our desire to live in freedom. May we all receive our heartfelt wishes in the new fresh year ahead. 📷 courtesy of India Rose Crawford

22/11/2025

💧 Water Immersion Therapy in Labour 💧

At St Vincent’s Private Hospital, we’re committed to supporting women in choosing the birthing options that feel right for them.

Water immersion during labour can provide comfort, relaxation, and natural pain relief. The warm water helps ease muscle tension, promotes relaxation, and gives women the freedom to move more easily - creating a calm and supportive environment.

Please note, not all obstetricians and midwives offer water immersion therapy. A clinical assessment is required to determine suitability, and availability depends on room access.