Soult Physio's Chloe Jamieson on Women's Health, Following the Big Vision Before You're Ready & How She's Changing the Way We Think About the Pelvic Floor

If you’re a therapist who’s ever had a big intuition feeling decision of following a vision in your business? You’re going to love this one. Chloe is a women’s health physio, founder of Soult Physio in Northern Rivers, and someone I’ve had the joy of being an actual patient of.In this chat we get into what pelvic floor work actually is (spoiler: it’s not just Kegels), why stress shows up in the body way more than we realise, and what it’s really like to take the leap on a bigger space two years into being a sole trader.IN THIS EPISODE:Who Chloe Jamieson is and why her work in women’s pelvic health, pregnancy and postnatal care mattersThe gut-feeling decision to leave her old clinic and take on a new three-room space 30 minutes down the roadHer vision for building a women’s health hub — bringing in a pregnancy massage therapist, a naturopath, a womb massage therapistWhat pelvic floor physio actually covers — bladder and bowel function, prolapse, pain with sex, endometriosis, birth prep and postpartum rehabWhy more than half of Chloe’s clients in 2026 are coming in for pelvic floor tightness, not weaknessThe link between nervous system stress and pelvic floor guarding — and how breath work directly relaxes the pelvic floorWhat an internal pelvic floor release actually involves and how consent-based the process isThe imposter syndrome that comes with hiring your first clinical staff member, even when you’re fully booked with a waitlistChloe’s honest take on the 28-day stretch with no break and what “choosing your hard” looked like for her this yearWhy so many women go 10, 15, 20 years without knowing pelvic floor support even existed for themKEY TAKEAWAYS:Imposter syndrome doesn’t go away, it just gets easier to carry. Chloe’s two years into business with a waitlist and a new clinic and she’s still working through it — same as every therapist listening.Your appetite for risk grows through doing the thing, not thinking about the thing. Mia’s line on hiring applies here too — you do it, nothing falls apart, and the next scary decision gets a little less scary.The body holds what we don’t say out loud. Pelvic floor tightness is so often a stress response, not a strength problem — the fix is regulation and breath before it’s ever exercises.Backing yourself looks like moving on a gut feeling and figuring the logistics out after. Chloe left her old clinic, took the new space, and worked it out in real time — and it was still the right call.Choose your hard. Growing fast trades off your time and energy now; growing slow means waiting longer. Neither is wrong — but know which one you’re choosing.RESOURCES + LINKS:Soult Physio Instagram: @soultphysioSoult Physio website: soultphysio.com.auConnect with Mia:Instagram: https://instagram.com/miapoko and https://www.instagram.com/ot_inspire_therapy/Get the Complete Personal Brand Kit for Therapists for just $47! https://thefreedomtherapist.com.au/kitJoin the Waitlist for The Freedom Therapist Club: https://www.thefreedomtherapist.com.au/club