About Us
About Us
Aoife Harvey
I qualified as a Physiotherapist in 2006 and became a specialist in Musculoskeletal Physiotherapy, completing my Masters in UCD in 2012.
I became a Women’s Health specialist Physio in 2015 but like most things in life, until you experience it for yourself you never fully understand how much your body changes after having a child. As busy Mums, our own health and wellbeing often moves to the bottom of the priority list – we suffer in silence with common pelvic symptoms, thinking this is our new normal. I advocate for women’s health, in the hope I can help to educate and empower women of all ages to live a life without limitations.
I regularly attend professional courses and conferences to keep up to date with the current evidence-based management of pelvic health issues, such as painful sex, bladder leaks, bowel issues, prolapse, menopause, endometriosis, pelvic floor dysfunction.
Anne Graham
I qualified as a Physiotherapist from UCD in 2003 and in 2009 took on a role as a Senior Physiotherapist in the Coombe Women & Infants University Hospital where I specialized in the area of women’s health.
I gained experience treating pregnancy related musculoskeletal conditions, postnatal rehab and pelvic floor dysfunction in one of Europe’s busiest maternity hospitals.
In 2018 I became the clinical lead and managed a team of devoted women’s health physiotherapists. Throughout my career I have also run courses teaching physiotherapists and other health care professionals about the specialist area of women’s health physiotherapy.
Having two young children has given me first-hand experience of pregnancy, post-natal recovery and the challenges of motherhood. This transition has only made me more passionate about supporting women through their own journeys of pregnancy, motherhood, menopause and beyond. I am so excited to join the team at Women’s Health Dublin and to bring my expertise to the women of North Dublin.
Miriam Gamble
I qualified as a physiotherapist from TCD in 2002. Since 2007 I have been working solely in women’s health/pelvic health, initially as a senior, then as a clinical specialist physiotherapist in a large maternity and acute hospital.
In that time, I’ve seen it all! Pregnancy conditions, birth preparation, birth injuries, postnatal rehab, post-operative gynaecology rehab, oncology pelvic health, pelvic floor problems of all sorts – bladders, bowels, prolapses, sexual dysfunction and chronic pelvic pain, in women of all ages.
So much of my career has been spent in education – I have mentored countless physiotherapists, have spoken at many conferences to both professional and public audiences, and have taken full advantage of the internet to bring our global professional network closer as I keep up to date with the advances in pelvic health physiotherapy.
But it’s the everyday, one-on-one education and empowerment that gives me most professional satisfaction. I will never tire of seeing the “lightbulb moment” as my patients piece together their understanding of their bodies, and leave their appointment more comfortable and confident than before.
I’m delighted to join the team at Women’s Health Dublin and look forward to working with you to move forward with confidence.
Dr Niamh Joyce
Dr. Niamh Joyce, MB BCh BAO, BE, BA, MSc, MRCPI, MRCOG, FRCPI, is a consultant in Obstetrics and Gynaecology at Mayo University Hospital with over a decade of specialist experience in women’s health. She has particular expertise in hormonal health, fertility, fertility preservation consultation, menopause care, and general gynaecology including colposcopy.
She has trained and worked in leading centres including the National Maternity Hospital fertility hub, Merrion Fertility Clinic, IVF clinics in the UK, the menopause clinic at University College London Hospital (UCLH), and the menopause service at Princess Anne Hospital, Southampton, where she also covered busy labour wards. This broad experience allows her to support women comprehensively throughout their reproductive and hormonal health journeys.
Alongside her professional career, Dr. Joyce is a mother of three. Having navigated pregnancy, motherhood, and full-time medical training, she understands first hand the pressures and transitions women face at different stages of life. She is especially passionate about guiding women through the perimenopausal transition, combining her medical expertise with an empathetic, practical perspective.
In addition to her hospital practice, Dr. Joyce is an entrepreneur and advocate for women’s health, taking the lead in creating new ways for women to access trusted, expert care outside of traditional healthcare settings. She is committed to empowering women with knowledge and choices, so they can approach their health with confidence and clarity.
The practice is based on the 2nd floor, in The Grange Clinic, Donaghmede in Dublin 13, on Dublin’s Northside. We treat women of all ages living in the surrounding areas of Dublin’s Northside including; Raheny, Sutton, Clontarf, Howth, Fairview, Malahide, Clongriffin the wider Dublin area.
There is ample free parking to the rear of the building and a lift inside to access the second floor.