Rebecca Sabine

With over 25 years of clinical experience and extensive postgraduate qualifications in Sports and Exercise Physiotherapy as well as Women’s and Pelvic Health, Beck brings a broad and balanced perspective to physiotherapy care.

Her clinical approach is evidence‑based, collaborative, and person‑centred, with an emphasis on clear communication and care tailored to individual goals and circumstances. Treatment is focused on sustainable outcomes rather than quick fixes, supporting meaningful and lasting change.

Her clear passion is helping women of all ages and stages feel confident in their body.

A key area of interest is supporting perimenopausal and menopausal women, recognising the hormonal and physical changes that can influence strength, movement, pelvic health, and overall wellbeing. Care may include managing pelvic floor symptoms, returning to running, building strength, or restoring confidence in movement during this transition.

With a Masters degree in Sports and Exercise Physiotherapy and a lifelong involvement in running, Beck works comfortably with runners and active individuals across a range of abilities. Her clinical knowledge is complemented by personal experience navigating training loads, injuries, and the realities of balancing sport with work and family life, allowing her to support active people with a practical and realistic approach.

Her clinical practice also includes a wide range of pelvic health conditions, including incontinence, prolapse, pelvic pain, and bowel dysfunction, delivered with a high level of assessment and always in a supportive style.

She also a strong interest in working with adolescent athletes, particularly girls, to build strong movement foundations, reduce injury risk, and encourage lifelong participation in exercise and physical activity.

Outside the clinic you might find her caring for the Norwood Flames Basketball NBL1 women's team, or Pembroke schools footy team.

When not working Beck is kept busy as a mum to three older teenagers/young adults and is often found with her husband supporting their sporting commitments.

She always prioritises a healthy and active lifestyle herself, through running with friends, walking with her beloved border collie as well as regular strength training.