Aline Filipe (Alina Filipe Nunes) is a pelvic floor physiotherapist that has a strong passion for advocacy, research, and pelvic health. With over 11 years of experience in clinical practice, she is constantly learning and improving her knowledge to provide the most effective, up-to-date and research-based treatments for her clients.Aline completed her Masters in Continence and pelvic health from Curtin University and a post graduate diploma in Women's health physiotherapy from Portugal and mentors several pelvic floor physiotherapists in Australia and overseas. Moreover, she has published research about pelvic pain and sexual pain, an area that she is greatly passionate about. Aline believes that everyone with a pelvic floor should have access to care regardless of choices, gender and sexuality hence, she is trained in pelvic physiotherapy for children, women, men (including preparation and rehab after prostate cancer treatment/ prostatectomy), trans and intersex. Having lived with pelvic pain most of her life, Aline can empathise with those who live with pain. This led to her creating her volunteering and advocacy platform, The Pelvic Tuner. Here, Aline helps immigrants who suffer from pelvic pain, and advocates about pelvic conditions to help normalise the conversation around incontinence, sexual and pelvic pain, birth trauma and prolapse.Outside the world of physiotherapy, Aline loves music (Jazz and Brazilian rhythms) and dancing. You’ll often find her divided between the dance and the music studio.