Annabelle Citroen is a leading voice in pelvic health physiotherapy with nearly two decades of clinical and academic experience. After graduating with honours in Physiotherapy from the University of Melbourne, she went on to complete postgraduate studies in both Continence & Pelvic Floor Physiotherapy and Exercise for Women.
Her career has spanned major public and private health services — including The Royal Women’s Hospital, St Vincent’s Continence Service, the Australian Prostate Centre, and Barwon Health. Today, she continues her clinical work in private practice while also lecturing and tutoring at the University of Melbourne, where she helps shape the next generation of physiotherapists.
Annabelle is a passionate educator, researcher, and conference speaker, regularly presenting on pelvic floor trauma, rehabilitation, and behavioural change. Her Ambassador role at The Allied Health Hub reflects her commitment to empowering practitioners, elevating professional standards, and driving collaborative opportunities across the allied health sector.