The main difference between Physiotherapists, Chiropractors and Osteopaths is in how they assess and treat the complaint.

Osteopathy involves a unique approach to understanding health, movement, and the human body. We are adept at identifying the root causes of your issues, recognizing that every part of the body is interconnected.

No, you do not need a referral to see an Osteopath from your GP or any other practitioner.

Bring along any X-rays, scans or test results that you may have that are relevant to your visit. Also bring your private health care card or care plan referral from the GP.

We want you to feel comfortable, so wear comfortable clothing that allows your body to move.

This depends on your condition, how long you have been suffering from it, your lifestyle and general health.

Generally, you will expect to see some changes regarding your symptoms after 2-3 visits. .

Long term or chronic conditions may require more treatments or long term management.

Your osteopath will discuss this with you during your consult.

If you have questions at any time, please feel free to ask them.

Osteopathic treatment does involve manual therapy that should not cause undue discomfort. Our osteopaths pride themselves on making you as comfortable as possible and will continually ask for feedback. There are techniques which may cause some short-term discomfort or pain but we only use techniques that we feel are necessary and that will benefit you. You may experience mild soreness for a day or two after treatment, not dissimilar to that felt after mild exercise. If this soreness persists or increases significantly, call your osteopath to discuss your concerns.

Osteopathic Principles are what makes osteopathy unique in the modern healthcare system and are the dominant guiding force behind every osteopathic treatment.

The body is a unit: One part of the body has the ability to affect the function of another. All components are dependent on each other, mind, body and spirit.

Structure and function are reciprocally interrelated: Simply, if the structure is changed, the function will change.

The body is capable of self-healing, self-regulation, and health maintenance: As an osteopath it is our responsibility to remove any musculoskeletal restrictions that may hinder these natural processes from occurring and stimulate tissue healing processes.

Rational therapy: Our treatment, diagnosis and management must be based on the above three Principles.

We have HICAPS and EFTPOS facilities available on site.

We also accept cash.

Our Osteopathy services can be claimed under most private health extras cover. Please check with your insurance prior to your appointment.

Yes. The back of our building is able to be accessed with a wheelchair. Please let reception know beforehand on 5427-3293.

Please allow for 40-60mins for your Initial Appointment.

And 30-40mins for your return appointments.

Yes we do.

Please speak to reception for more information 5427-3293.

Yes, of course!

According to Osteopathy Australia, approximately 300,000 Australians visit an osteopath each month.