OSTEOPATHY IN SYDNEY CBD
Osteopathy for pain-free performance
OA Extended Practice Sports Osteopath
ASCA Level 1 Strength & Conditioning Coach
10+ years experience working with athletes
Same-day osteopathy appointments in the Sydney CBD
Get seen by an experienced osteopath today.
A limited number of same-day appointments are available each day at our Pitt Street clinic.
I take a holistic approach to running injuries, looking at a number of factors that may be contributing to your injury including:
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Running history
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Training program
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Functional biomechanics
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Previous injury
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General health
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Lifestyle factors
I use this information alongside any further investigations to make an accurate diagnosis and develop an individualised plan for your recovery.
Using a combination of hands-on treatments and rehabilitation techniques, I help you to run pain-free with the confidence to push your limits and fulfil your running potential.
Read my published article Low Back Pain in Distance Runners on Physiopedia.
Osteopathy in Sydney CBD
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Osteopathy is a form of manual therapy that focuses on the diagnosis, treatment and prevention of pain through manual manipulation of the musculoskeletal system.
Osteopathy can treat a wide range of musculoskeletal conditions, including back pain, neck pain, headaches and sports injuries.
What to expect at your first osteopathy appointment
Examination
Case history
Osteopathy is an effective treatment for musculoskeletal pain including back pain, neck pain and sports injuries.
Osteopathy helps to ease muscular tension and promote circulation, contributing to reduced stress levels.
Diagnosis
Osteopathy helps to ease muscular tension and promote circulation, contributing to reduced stress levels.
Treatment
Osteopathy helps to ease muscular tension and promote circulation, contributing to reduced stress levels.
Management
Osteopathy helps to ease muscular tension and promote circulation, contributing to reduced stress levels.
10+ years experience providing osteopathy to athletes
I am an osteopath and strength & conditioning coach with over a decade of experience working with athletes.
Why osteopathy?
Stress-relief
Pain-relief
Mobility
Osteopathy is an effective treatment for musculoskeletal pain including back pain, neck pain and sports injuries.
Osteopathy helps increase range of motion and flexibility, which can improve quality of life and athletic performance.
Osteopathy helps to ease muscular tension and promote circulation, contributing to reduced stress levels.
Performance
Osteopathy enhances athletic performance by optimising biomechanics and supporting faster recovery.
What is osteopathy?
Osteopathy is a form of manual therapy that focuses on improving the function of the musculoskeletal system (including muscles, joints and connective tissues).
Osteopaths use manual techniques such as massage, gentle stretching and manipulation to reduce musculoskeletal pain and support recovery from injury.
What happens at an osteopathy appointment?
Examination
History
Diagnosis
Treatment
Follow-up
Plan
Why osteopathy?
Stress-relief
Pain-relief
Mobility
Osteopathy is an effective treatment for musculoskeletal pain including back pain, neck pain and sports injuries.
Osteopathy helps increase range of motion and flexibility, which can improve quality of life and athletic performance.
Osteopathy helps to ease muscular tension and promote circulation, contributing to reduced stress levels.
Performance
Osteopathy enhances athletic performance by optimising biomechanics and supporting faster recovery.
Why choose osteopathy?
Holistic
Personalised
Hands-on
Osteopathy treats the whole person and whole body, not just isolated symptoms.
Osteopathy primarily uses manual techniques, avoiding drugs or surgery.
Osteopathy considers your specific needs, lifestyle, and health goals.
What conditions can osteopathy treat?
Back pain
Headache
Sports injuries
Pain in pregnancy
Running injuries
Migraine
Chronic pain
Jaw pain
Workplace injuries
What are the benefits
of osteopathy?
Stress-relief
Pain-relief
Mobility
Osteopathy is an effective treatment for musculoskeletal pain including back pain, neck pain and sports injuries.
Osteopathy helps increase range of motion and flexibility, which can significantly improve quality of life.
Osteopathy helps to ease muscular tension and promote circulation, contributing to reduced stress levels.
Performance
Osteopathy enhances athletic performance by optimising biomechanics and supporting faster recovery.
A higher level of wellbeing for the everyday athlete
Symptoms
Performance
Rehabilition
Osteopathy treats the whole person and whole body, not just isolated symptoms.
Osteopathy primarily uses manual techniques, avoiding drugs or surgery.
Optimising biomechanics, supporting faster recovery.
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I take a holistic approach to running injuries, looking at a number of factors that may be contributing to your injury including:
-
Running history
-
Training program
-
Functional biomechanics
-
Previous injury
-
General health
-
Lifestyle factors
I use this information alongside any further investigations to make an accurate diagnosis and develop an individualised plan for your recovery.
Using a combination of hands-on treatments and rehabilitation techniques, I help you to run pain-free with the confidence to push your limits and fulfil your running potential.
Read my published article Low Back Pain in Distance Runners on Physiopedia.
Osteopathy in Australia is a regulated allied health profession that combines traditional osteopathic principles with evidence-based practice.
Australian osteopaths are university-trained practitioners who work alongside other healthcare professionals to offer a holistic approach to patient care.
Modern osteopathy in Australia
Osteopathy plays an important role in chronic pain management, rehabilitation, and preventive health. It also plays a role in occupational health and sports medicine.
Osteopathy is partially covered by Medicare under the Chronic Disease Management program and by many private health insurance policies.
Osteopathic treatment
Osteopathy is founded on the principle that the body is a unified whole with an innate ability to heal itself.
Osteopathy emphasises the interrelationship between structure and function in the body, asserting that the alignment, mobility and strength of the musculoskeletal system are essential for overall health.
Osteopathy emphasises patient education, self-management strategies and preventive care to promote overall health and well-being.
Treatment plans often include lifestyle advice and exercise recommendations to promote long-term well-being and prevent recurrent injury.
Principles of osteopathy
Osteopathy is founded on the principle that the body is a unified whole with an innate ability to heal itself.
Osteopathy emphasises the interrelationship between structure and function in the body, asserting that the alignment, mobility and strength of the musculoskeletal system are essential for overall health.
Osteopathy is governed by the Osteopathy Board of Australia, ensuring high standards of practice and ongoing professional development.
The comprehensive regulation of osteopathy ensures public safety through accredited training, practice standards and a complaints process.
Regulation of osteopathy
Frequently asked questions about osteopathy
At your initial visit I will discuss your case history, conduct a series of physical examinations and provide you with an initial diagnosis. I will then develop and discuss a treatment plan with you and make a start with your treatment.
I will always ensure you understand the nature of your condition, how to manage it and how long it may take to recover. You may wish to bring along some shorts to change into and copies of any referrals, test results or imaging reports.
You will normally be moving better after your treatment and experiencing less pain, however occasionally you may experience mild muscular soreness or fatigue as a side effect of massage and dry needling.
This is a temporary effect and any post-treatment soreness will usually resolve within 24 hours with normal daily activity.
Maintaining fitness whilst managing an injury is very important. I will explain what the risks are for you and help you train around your injury safely.
In some cases this will mean avoiding certain activities or movements for a period until it is safe to resume your normal routine. I work closely with personal trainers, exercise physiologists and coaches to ensure that exercise recommendations are consistent and sustainable.
Most health insurers offer cover for osteopathy under allied health and your rebate will vary depending on your level of cover.
You may be eligible for a Medicare rebate if your condition has persisted for longer than 6 months. For this you will need to see your GP and obtain an Enhanced Primary Care (EPC) plan.
All appointments are 30 minutes and may include different services depending on your requirements. Double appointments or longer can also be booked if desired and are charged at the same rate per 30 minutes.
If you are running late please let us know and we will do our very best to accommodate you.
No. It is extremely important that you are comfortable throughout your treatment and I ensure this by carefully selecting treatments based on your tolerance and the stage of your condition.
I will always take time to explain what different therapies involve and exactly what to expect during your treatment and afterwards.