Our practitioners are members of the Australian Osteopathic Association. We are regularly updating our knowledge base and skill sets by taking part in continuing education around Australia.

At Boroondara Osteopathy our key focus is to provide you with the most effective patient care services. From your assessment and diagnosis to your treatment plan and implementation, you can rest assured you are being cared for in an honest and transparent way. We believe in educating our clients to the best of our ability, so you’ll be involved in your healthcare including preventative measures to reduce the likelihood of re-injury.

Dr Katie Willy B.Sc (Clinical Science), M.H.Sc (Osteopathy)

Katie established Boroondara Osteopathy in 2004. She has a special interest in treating people suffering neck pains and headaches due to her own personal experience with these pains.

Katie also has experience in post-surgical rehabilitation to get joints moving more fluently such as rehabilitation from frozen shoulder.

Katie also has a keen interest in the treatment of chronic injuries that may have had little success with other therapies. She finds that the “nitty gritty” issues of these problems present different challenges that have often been overlooked. These chronic problems usually occur in the low back, neck, hip or shoulder regions.

Katie has also completed extra training in obstetrics and paediatrics and is the resident practitoner for the treatment of babies with issues such as feeding problems, colic, or pelvic or spinal imbalances that can occur from birth trauma.

Dr Wen Yi (Winnie) Lee B.App.Sc, Master of Osteopathy

Wen Yi (Winnie) has a background in swimming and swim teaching. She is an accredited sports trainer for Sports Medicine Australia, making intimately familiar with injuries relating to swimming and possible changes in technique to prevent recurrence. Whether you need sports, spinal, or treatment for a different issue, Winnie’s style focuses on the primary cause of your problem to help you achieve optimal wellbeing and health.

Winnie’s passion for treating children led her to completing a Master’s studies in common paediatric presentations. Her research showed that growing pains, postural strains & falls in general (ie. Monkey bars) were the most common complaints.

Winnie enjoys treating people from all walks of life and believes that everyone can benefit from osteopathic treatment. Her approach is suitable for older adults and can be beneficial in a wide variety of conditions that commonly affect elderly patients, such as low back pain, arthritic pain, headaches, neck pain and shoulder pain. She enjoys seeing her patients quality of life enhanced through the reduction of discomfort and pain.

Dr Craig Wallis B.Sc (Clinical Science), M.H.Sc (Osteopathy)

After completing his Masters degree in 2006, Craig had been working in an Osteopathic clinic in Knox before a stint overseas. On his return he is now working at Boroondara Osteopathy.

A strong foundation in structural diagnosis and management forms the basis of Craig’s treatment. His consultations have an emphasis on patient education, exercise rehabilitation, self management strategies, and hands on manual therapy.

Craig is very passionate about osteopathy and its ability to help people achieve a healthy body. He believes health is only achieved by treating the whole body, not just the symptomatic area. He relates well to people of all ages and provides a consistently high level of care in a comfortable treatment environment.

Membership

All Boroondara Osteopathy practitioners are members of the Australian Osteopathic Association.