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medical and allied health practitioners

The practitioners are dedicated to providing prompt and knowledgeable medical care with a focus on preventative medicine in a confidential, caring and comfortable environment. Here at the HealthHub at Taree and Harrington, you will discover that you have a partner who will assist you to accept more responsibility and be more active in the choices you make in your health and lifestyle decisions so that you may achieve optimal health and enjoy life to its full potential.

Nurses & Admin

Empower Physio for Women – Isobel Horniblow

Physiotherapist

Izzy is an accredited Physiotherapist with training in Women’s Health Physiotherapy. Isobel offers services in pelvic floor muscle training, pregnancy and postnatal pelvic floor physio, pregnancy related pain, bladder dysfunction, ano-rectal disorders, pelvic pain conditions and conservative management of pelvic organ prolapse. Isobel is also a skilled musculoskeletal physiotherapist and able to assist with muscle and joint pain and injury rehabilitation.

Physio Collective – MNC

Physio

Physio Collective – MNC is a women’s and pelvic health physiotherapy clinic dedicated to supporting women through every stage of life. We offer expert care in areas such as pelvic floor therapy, prenatal and postnatal health, menopause support, and management of conditions like incontinence and prolapse.

Our services include:

  • Prolapse & Incontinence Conservative Management
  • Pessary Fittings and Management
  • Sexual & Pelvic Pain
  • Postnatal Assessments & Return to Exercise Guidance
  • Pregnancy Pelvic Floor Support & Birth Preparation
  • Lactation Support with our IBCLC
  • Pelvic Floor Trauma and Treatment
  • Menopause Management 

Carissa Moroney

Accredited Practicing Dietitian

Carissa Moroney is an Accredited Practicing Dietitian (APD) with 15 years of experience in clinical dietetics. She holds a Masters of Applied Science (Research) and a Postgraduate Certificate in Paediatric Nutrition. As a mother of two, she brings empathy and practical expertise in supporting families with their nutritional needs.

Carissa has extensive experience working with infants and children facing growth concerns, diabetes, micronutrient deficiencies, and disordered eating, including ARFID (Avoidant/Restrictive Food Intake Disorder). She is also highly experienced in enteral feeding and supports community members, including NDIS participants, who require nutrition via a feeding tube.

Carissa believes that nutrition plays a key role in both physical and mental wellbeing. She welcomes referrals for both children and adults seeking tailored dietary guidance.