What do Osteopaths treat?
Osteopaths treat more than you think! |
Osteopaths help people of all ages find relief from pain, move more freely, and feel better in their daily lives.
We’re trained manual therapists, which means we use our hands to gently assess and treat the body. We’re also physical therapists—qualified to help you improve how you move, give targeted exercises, and offer practical advice to support your recovery and comfort. Osteopathic care is always tailored to you. We take the time to understand what’s going on in your body—through hands-on assessment, movement testing, and careful questioning—to develop a personalised treatment plan. What makes osteopathy unique is our whole-body approach. We look beyond the symptoms to see how your joints, muscles, nerves, circulation, connective tissues, and even internal organs are working together. It’s all connected—and we treat it that way. Osteopaths may be able to help with: Headaches Back and neck pain Pelvic pain (including pregnancy-related pelvic girdle pain) Sciatica Shoulder pain (rotator cuff injury, postural strain) Elbow pain (tennis elbow, golfer’s elbow, biceps tendonitis) Wrist and hand pain (carpal tunnel syndrome, mum’s wrist [de quervain’s tenosynovitis]) Hip and groin pain Knee pain Ankle sprain Heel/Arch pain Arthritis Sport injuries Joints and flexibility Posture Babies and children (Feeding difficulties, digestive discomfort, irritability, flat head syndrome, torticollis, growing pains, sports injuries) Pregnancy Did you know that we use therapeutic ultrasound for your mastitis symptoms? Benefits may include: - reduced pain - reduced swelling and inflammation - improved blood circulation promoting healing To book an appointment, call 02 9453 3046 or follow the link: |