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A physiotherapist holding a master’s degree obtained with high distinction in Brussels, she works in pelvic and perineal rehabilitation and in perinatal care. Her dissertation looked at the effect of mobilisations on pain in women with endometriosis — a subject she has made her professional cause.
2020
Master’s degree in physiotherapy obtained with high distinction, ISEK HE2B
Since 2020
Self-employed practice in pelvic and perineal rehabilitation and perinatal care
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Settings she has worked in: multidisciplinary centres, hospital, maternity unit
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Experimental dissertation devoted to pain in endometriosis
She built her practice by bringing several settings together: perinatal care, outpatient orthopaedics, care of older people, hospital maternity. The thread has stayed the same — pelvic pain, and what can be done when pain persists.
2019 to 2020 · Initial training
Obtained with high distinction, with an experimental dissertation on the effects of intra- and extra-visceral mobilisations on pain in women with endometriosis.
Since 2020 · Clinical
Pelvic and perineal rehabilitation, perinatal care, antenatal preparation and pelvic pain, in Brussels.
2020 to 2023 · Clinical
Alongside her work in perinatal care and in pelvic and perineal rehabilitation.
2020 to 2021 · Clinical
Sessional work in maternity and gynaecology at CHU Brugmann, and locum cover in geriatric and mother-and-baby units.
Since 2021 · Continuing education
The SFER programme on perineology and wellbeing around birth, tools in sexology, then advanced training in perineology and in manual therapy for pelvic and perineal pain at the IPPP.
Ongoing · Knowledge sharing
Webinars and talks on endometriosis, support circles on endometriosis and pelvic pain, and exercise classes in perinatal care.
Webinars and talks on endometriosis, for healthcare professionals and patients alike.
Support circles on endometriosis and pelvic pain, run for the women concerned.
Exercise classes in perinatal care, to support physical activity during and after pregnancy.
Running and abdominopelvic health: the full Clinique du coureur programme, through to the module on perinatal care and abdominopelvic health.
4,7/5 · 97 % of the 321 participants recommend this course (post-course questionnaire)
The on-site course on endometriosis, which she co-teaches with Claire Hirigoyen and Antoine Couly. In it she makes a simple case: physiotherapy has a full part to play in the management of endometriosis and pelvic pain.
Discover the course
The e-learning version of the same course, built jointly by the three of them: pelvic and perineal rehabilitation, pain neuroscience and a biopsychosocial approach.
Discover the courseGreat course, the team is incredibly clear. You leave with tools you can apply in the clinic on Monday morning.
At last something concrete on EBP! No theoretical waffle, only validated tests and clear algorithms.
The structured assessment completely changed the way I triage my patients. No more doubts about red flags.
Méline Gomont is a physiotherapist who obtained a master’s degree with high distinction at the ISEK HE2B in 2020. She works in Brussels in pelvic and perineal rehabilitation, perinatal care and pelvic pain, and teaches on endometriosis.
Endometriosis from A to Z, on-site and as e-learning, co-taught with Claire Hirigoyen and Antoine Couly.
Endometriosis and pelvic pain. Her master’s dissertation looked at the effect of intra- and extra-visceral mobilisations on pain in women with endometriosis, a subject she has pursued in talks, in support circles and in teaching — see our guide on the physiotherapist’s role in endometriosis.
Yes. The course starts from what a general physiotherapist meets in practice: patients in pain whose diagnosis has been a long time coming. The prerequisites and the full programme are on the course page, and our other courses in this field are gathered on the perineal rehabilitation page.
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