Yes. Our studies require us to complete a 5 year double-degree at university to qualify. Registration of Osteopaths is by the Osteopathic Board of Australia which is overseen by the national regulator known as AHPRA.

Yes, we’ve been working with our community since 2004. Initially from a GP practice, then we had rooms at Greythorn Shopping Centre for 9 years until we moved to our current location in May 2016.

Our interests lie in many approaches to the human body as each person who enters our space will require a tailored treatment plan. We are all individuals with different histories and day-to-day stresses that impacts us all in different ways.

To accommodate the spectrum of causes of body pain and discomfort we may use:

• soft tissue massage & stretching
• joint mobilising and release
• positional release of tissues
• craniosacral therapy
• movement therapy (AiM)

We do. There are a number of practitioners in our clinic that treat babies for many reasons ranging from head-turning issues to gut and colic upset. We also offer tongue tie assessment and therapy for babies. Shoot to our Babies & Osteopathy page HERE.

For sure! It’s a valuable tool we have in our toolkit as we work to decipher each person’s needs for manual therapy treatment. We also offer stand-alone craniosacral appointments.

We sure do. Pregnancy presents its own body challenges for women and is a rewarding area of practice given the outcomes that can be experienced.

Our Osteopaths are very much about deciphering the root cause of your puzzle. We have some unique skills from our Anatomy in Motion education that has created a framework to objectively look at how your posture, movement issues and pain are all related. We will look at your whole history and your whole body which unfortunately is rare in the manual therapy world.

We have reception available to receive your call on 9859 5059.  You can also use the convenience of our online bookings.

If you are eligible for a Chronic Disease Management plan from your GP then we are able to claim part of your fee for you on the spot with medicare. There will still be a gap to pay.

If you are covered for Osteopathy then absolutely. You are able to claim it directly at the clinic.

If you come as a private client you do not need a referral. However for Dept. Veterans Affairs or Medicare subsidised treatment with a CDM plan, a GP must provide us the correct documents.

Workcover & TAC clients require a valid claim number to book in. This needs to be provided prior to the appointment so we can organise any requirements with these 3rd party providers.