Evolve Women's Health

26/09/2025

Our Pregnancy Pelvic Health Workshops are on again this weekend and you do not have to be a patient of ours to participate in our workshops. If you would like to book in for this weekend or any future dates or would like any more information please give our rooms a call.

24/09/2025

Have you noticed our physiotherapist numbers have recently expanded? All 5 of our physiotherapist are here to help you with all things Womens Health. They also treat other areas or alignments so give us a call if you need a physiotherapist for any health issues and we will book you in with the best fit for your current health situation.
To book an appointment call our rooms on (07) 4688 5533.

Did you know that we now have 5 physiotherapists within the For Her Physiotherapy team?!

Ella, Emily, Kristine, Kate and Sarah…

We are all physiotherapists who have completed additional studies to our university degree to work in the specialised areas of Women’s Health and Pelvic Health.

We are also all incredibly passionate about our work and love empowering women to understand and support their bodies and wellbeing.

Keep your eye out for more detailed introductions of each team member over the coming days…or better still, leave a comment if there is anything specific you’d like to know about us!

24/09/2025

If you have some questions regarding the recent hype and media reporting regarding Panadol and Pregnancy please see the information below from the Royal Australian and New Zealand College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologist. If you still have any questions at all please feel free to contact our rooms or bring your questions with you to your next appointment.

The Trump administration has made highly controversial claims about the causes of autism and ADHD, asserting that paracetamol (also known as acetaminophen) use during pregnancy increases the risk of children being diagnosed as neurodivergent.

RANZCOG joins leading clinicians and scientists worldwide in rejecting these claims. Scientific evidence shows no link between paracetamol use in pregnancy and autism or ADHD during childhood, with several large and reliable studies directly contradicting the administration’s statement.

The causes of neurodivergence are incompletely understood and remain complex, involving both genetic and environmental factors. Earlier studies raising concerns about paracetamol could not determine whether the medicine itself was responsible, or whether other factors explained the association.

A much larger and stronger study, published in 2024 by Ahlqvist and colleagues, looked at 2.5 million children in Sweden. When they accounted for important factors like family history of autism/ADHD and sibling comparisons, they found no link between paracetamol use during pregnancy and children developing autism or ADHD.

The use of medications during pregnancy should always balance the potential benefits against any potential harms - both of the medication and of the condition being treated - to the mother and the fetus. The Ahlqvist study provides conclusive evidence that paracetamol use during pregnancy does not increase the chance of neurodivergence in the offspring and therefore should be considered safe to use in pregnancy where there is a clear reason to do so.

People who are uncertain about medication use in pregnancy should discuss this with their doctor or midwife.

Learn more in a statement on the College’s website: https://ranzcog.edu.au/news/paracetamol-use-in-pregnancy/

09/09/2025

Cindy is the amazing creator of KindHer Threads! If you are looking for a styling session for yourself or girlfriends this is a wonderful way benefit but also benefit someone in need. Alternatively if you have any clothes in your wardrobe that are gently loved and maybe looking for a new home, please feel free to drop them to our clinic to support this wonderful new Not for Profit Organisation.

✨ KindHer Threads was born from a simple idea: fashion should lift women up, not weigh them down. ✨

Hi, I'm Cindy. Founder of KindHer Threads.

For close to 15 years, I worked as an allied health professional across government, non-government, schools, and private practice. In 2022, just before getting married, I stepped away from the profession and found myself asking: what’s next?

I’ve always had a keen interest in fashion—but I didn’t just want fashion for fashion’s sake. I wanted to combine the skills and knowledge I used to support women in my professional role with creating a space where fashion becomes a positive, confidence-building experience.

That vision grew into KindHer Threads—a place where women from all walks of life can feel seen, celebrated, and supported.

Since moving from Brisbane to Toowoomba over a year ago with my husband and our dog, the welcome I’ve received from the community has been incredible. I’m so excited to welcome and spoil each and every one of you with a styling experience that goes far beyond clothes—it’s about confidence, kindness, and community. 💛

My style philosophy? Wear what makes you feel good. Fashion should be a place for fun and expression rather than rules and trends. 🌈

Here’s to building community, uplifting women, and reminding each other that getting dressed can feel good again. 🌸

07/09/2025

Wishing all dads a very Happy Father's Day.
Whilst they only hold our hands for a short time they hold our hearts forever.

04/09/2025

Have you been meaning to book in with a Womens Health Physio?
Did you know we now have 5 Womens Health Physio in the clinic?
Please see our upcoming availabilities for appointment please note to book a review time slot appt you need to have been seen the physio in the last 6 months.
If you would like to make an appointment or for more information please contact our rooms on (07) 46885533.

12/08/2025

Dr Chettle and the whole Team at Evolve Womens Health wish Sophie, Oliver and family nothing but the best. Thank you for choosing us to be apart of your pregnancy journey and provide the best possible care for you 🩵

07/08/2025

Did you recently see the news about our Evolve Baby in The Chronicle??

Baby Oliver has defied the odds and is now over 100days old and weighing 2.7kg. Our patient Sophie, Oliver's mum, is finally looking forward to being able to take him home soon after a long journey so far.

Here at Evolve we have high level accredited Ultrasound Machines that all of our Specialists use throughout your pregnancy care. Thanks to scanning at every antenatal visit Dr Chettle was able to determine that something was wrong, acting rapidly to ensure Sophie had access to the top services available to help ensure the best possible outcome for them both.

Dr Chettle has been kept up to date about Oliver from Sophie and was finally able to meet him now they are back in the care of St Vincent's Private Hospital Toowoomba. The whole Evolve Team is now looking forward to meeting this little champion.

PS. Keep an eye out on the 7NEWS Toowoomba tomorrow night for a glimpse of Dr Chettle's recent interview.

28/07/2025

If you have been meaning to make a physio appointment we have some free appointment this week. Please feel free to contact our rooms if you would like to book in.

14/07/2025

Winter has been reminding us lately that it is here. Lucky for us we have had plenty of warm baby cuddles at our postnatal check ups in May and June 2025. Postnatal appointments are essentially a checkup and check-in with Mum 6wks post delivery but we sure do enjoy seeing our Evolve Babies at these appointments as well. We might be slightly biased but they sure are pretty cute.

30/06/2025

We have had some cancellations this week with our Womens Health Physios. Our physios can treat a variety of ailments, including symptoms relating to pregnancy, postnatal recovery, prolapse, pelvic floor, bladder, bowel, chronic pain, and much much more. If you would like an appointment or would like to move your appointment forward, please contact our rooms.

25/06/2025

We have had some physio apt cancellations for this week coming. Did you know you do not need a referral to see our Womens Health Physios. Your receipt is also claimable with your Private Health Fund if you have extras. If you would like to make an appointment or have any questions please contact our reception staff.