Claire graduated in 2002 with a Bachelor or health science in Physiotherapy from Auckland University of Technology. In 2008 completed her clinical Masters of Musculoskeletal Physiotherapy at the University of Queensland.

It was in 2010 with the arrival of her first child and the injuries she sustained while giving birth that Claire realised she'd been actively avoiding the pelvic floor in both her private and professional life.

So began the journey to upskill on all things pelvic health and she hasn't looked back.  As her children have grown and Menopause creeps closer, Claire focus has shifted to support herself and all women on their perimenopause and Menopause transition.  Motivated to lessen the effects to GSM - genitourinary syndrome of Menopause.   All those frustrating symptoms like bladder instability,  incontinence, prolapse and painful sex, embarrassing issues that get in the way of living your best life. Claire has even delivered a Ted Talk on the subject that you can watch (just click on the pink button below)

Claire loves getting outside with her family and friends, riding her bike, hiking, caravanning and escaping into a good book.