I migrated to Australia from the UK in 2006 and began practicing at a large teaching hospital in Perth and after gaining a few years experience caring for women with high-risk pregnancies and birth, I moved to a smaller hospital to enable me to care for women deemed predominantly low risk ‘normal’ pregnancy and birth. During this time, I undertook further training to become an International Board Certified Lactation Consultant. This enabled me to support breastfeeding women in a specialist role. I joined the Community Midwifery Program (CMP) in 2011, caring for women birthing at home, hospital and in the birthing centre. This was a challenging but enormously rewarding role. In 2015 I set up in private practice providing pregnancy and postnatal care and lactation consultations. During this time, I recognised the need for a midwifery clinic that offers bulk billed care to women and advocates for and supports their choices during pregnancy, birth and beyond. Myself and Gaynor have worked together for several years and share the same passion and vision for women centred maternity care services. We are very excited to launch this new centre and look forward to meeting new families embarking on their pregnancy journey.

I trained as a midwife in the UK and worked autonomously providing Midwifery led care to women in both a hospital and community setting. I migrated to Perth in 2008 and worked as a Clinical Midwife in a public/private hospital and then as a case loading midwife for the Community Midwifery Program (CMP). This role enabled me to provide Midwifery led care throughout the antenatal, intapartum (birth), and postnatal period for many women. Being recognised as the clinical lead in low risk midwifery led care, and appointed the Clinical Midwifery Specialist for CMP, I was instrumental in providing clinical leadership, implementing policy compliance, and developing best practice guidelines ensuring gold standard Midwifery led care.
In order to progress my passion, myself and my co-director, Linda have established Perth Pregnancy Centre with a vision that all pregnant women should have access to choice, control, and gold standard continuity of Midwifery led care.
PPC is where any pregnant woman can come to experience safe, evidence based Midwifery care with knowledgeable, competent and confident Midwives. I look forward to providing this new, unique, community-based service and to supporting newly pregnant mums throughout their pregnancy and early parenting journey.

I moved to Australia from the UK in 2009. I have worked in a variety of midwifery settings over the past 23 years. My background in the UK was primarily community midwifery but I also loved caring for women in the hospital setting.

I initially worked at Joondalup Health Campus before having my 2nd son in 2011. I then moved to the Community Midwifery Program and my passion for community based care, providing continuity of care to women and their families, and the professional rewards it brings.

I am now a senior midwife at King Edward Memorial Hospital. I recently undertook further training to enable me to join the amazing midwives at PPC. I believe that all women should be offered choice and feel empowered in their pregnancy journey. My goal is to help facilitate this process and ensure that I can assist women to experience a healthy and positive experience throughout pregnancy and beyond.

My passion for Midwifery came from my journey as a new mother and my experience of the maternity care I received in the United Kingdom. When my eldest daughter was 10 months old I went back to University to train as a Midwife and this was the best decision I ever made.
I wanted to be a practitioner offering women and their partners choice and woman centred care in their own journeys to becoming parents. During my training and working life in the UK I learnt how to care for women in all different situations, during high risk pregnancies and labours to low risk water births. I loved the diversity of this role and caring for the many families that I met along the way.
I migrated with my young family to Perth from the UK in 2011, and have worked in both private hospitals and at Perth’s public flagship tertiary centre for the last six years.
The Australian Government have recognised that women should be given choices in their maternity care and have paved the way for women to have the continuity of a named carer during their pregnancies. This is something from my experience that is important to women and their families.
I am excited about the opportunity of being part of the Perth Pregnancy Centre team and to be able to offer continuity of care to families.

I am delighted to join the fantastic team at Perth Pregnancy Centre. I share the team’s philosophy of woman centred care and fully informed choice. I am committed to providing women and their families with the highest standard of care, to facilitate a safe and healthy pregnancy and a positive start to life as a new parent.
I trained as a Midwife in 2005, and worked in the hospital in my hometown for 7 years. I cared for mostly low risk women having straightforward pregnancies. I moved to Perth in 2012, and took up a role at King Edward Hospital, where I gained valuable experience caring for women with complicated pregnancies. I have worked in all areas of maternity care, from early pregnancy right through to home visiting. I also love teaching, and enjoy running antenatal classes for parents-to-be, to help them feel confident and empowered heading into parenthood.
I am so happy to be joining Perth Pregnancy Centre, and look forward to joining you on your pregnancy journey.

I completed my midwifery training in the UK in 2009 and worked in a large obstetric led hospital caring for women with high and low risk pregnancies until 2016 when I migrated to Perth with my family.

Since having my own children, the importance of providing care which supports women to make informed decisions in their pregnancy journey to motherhood, and to feel supported in these choices, has become key to my midwifery practise. During my time in Perth I have worked in both public and private hospitals but haven’t felt I have been able to deliver the care I am so passionate about.

I am excited to join the Perth Pregnancy Centre team and look forward to providing safe, evidenced based care whilst empowering women to take control of their pregnancy journey and beyond. 

I embarked on my midwifery career in 2001 after having two completely different experiences of pregnancy and childbirth. I was inspired to become THE memorable midwife that makes the difference. Training in busy tertiary training hospital in the UK gave me a good grounding and extensive exposure to all aspects of midwifery provision.

I moved back to Perth in 20005 and have worked in a variety of settings both in the provision of Private and Public maternity care and was fortunate to join the Community Midwifery program in 2011, providing continuity of care to women and supporting them through their birth choices mainly birthing at home in a safe and caring environment with a named midwife.

Throughout my midwifery career over the last 20 years I have been privileged to provide care, support, education and the ability to empower women and their families to achieve the best pregnancy and childbirth experience possible and supporting them in their new journey into parenthood.

My passion for provision of continuity of care, supporting women in their journey and decision making has lead me to the PPC and I am looking forward to becoming part of such an amazing team of supportive and knowledgeable midwives all working towards the same goal of specialist maternity provision that is second to none.

I decided to become a midwife after experiencing the joy of becoming a mother. I have worked as a midwife both in Ireland and Australia, in various settings, offering different models of midwifery care. Working in a continuity of midwifery care model enables us to play a pivotal role in providing midwifery care to women and their families and be a familiar friendly face throughout each woman’s pregnancy, birth and early parenting journey.
I have further developed my career as an endorsed midwife at PPC. In this role I am privileged to provide women with the fundamental support and information to facilitate informed decisions for the wellbeing of themselves and their families. Watching new mums and dads thrive as they adapt to their new role provides me with ultimate job satisfaction.
I look forward to sharing many pregnancy journeys and being a part of the wonderful team at PPC.

I highly value and respect womens’ choices and believe in empowering women and clients to make informed decisions about their care. I treat my interactions with and opportunity to serve patients as a privilege. I individualize counselling and treatments to provide the best available information and care to patients and clients. I strongly believe in maximizing continuity of care and do my utmost to be available for patients and clients around the clock for advice and professional service.

Julie graduated from Curtin University of Technology in 1993 with a BSc (Physiotherapy) and has since worked in the area of sports, spinal injuries, and women’s health in both the hospital and private practice sector. Due to her growing interest in women’s health, particularly in the area of antenatal and postnatal care, Julie completed her Postgraduate qualification in continence and women’s health in 2008.

Bumpity Bump Physiotherapy was established in 2008, which made her one of the only women’s health Physiotherapists in Perth, dedicated to providing physiotherapy services to pregnant and postnatal women.

Julie is passionate about guiding mums through that “Bumpity Bump” journey, providing them with clinical consultations and treatments, specific water and land based pregnancy and postnatal exercise classes, and education. She feels incredibly lucky to be able to go on this challenging and rewarding journey with her mums.

Outside of work you will find Julie with family and friends down at the beach, outside her tent, in a foreign country or maybe beside a backyard BBQ!

At Perth Pregnancy Centre, we completely understand pregnancy and motherhood can be a stressful and anxious time, Therefore we are happy to offer counselling services to those we feel can benefit. Cathy aims to provide a safe and non judgmental environment for expectant and new mothers to express their emotions and any difficulties they are experiencing. The aim of counselling is to alleviate stress during pregnancy and beyond, by providing support and understanding.

“Perth Pregnancy Centre has teamed up with Ultrasound Services to provide all of your
pregnancy scans onsite. Professional, quality scans are offered in a relaxed & welcoming
environment. The team at Ultrasound Services are highly skilled, personable sonographers
that are committed to making the experience enjoyable for all.
All referrals accepted”