Frequently Asked Questions…

Your questions, answered — so you can feel confident and comfortable before your appointment.

  • Osteopathy is a whole body, hands-on therapy that focuses on how the body's structure (bones, muscles, joints, fascia) impacts its function. It aims to reduce pain, improve mobility, and support the body’s natural ability to heal.

  • DescriptioI support clients with a wide range of concerns, including:

    • Pelvic pain and dysfunction

    • Pregnancy-related discomfort

    • Postnatal recovery

    • Bladder issues and prolapse support

    • Period pain and endometriosis

    • Lower back, neck and shoulder pain

    • Headaches, jaw tension

    • Joint aches and general musculoskeletal issues

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  • No. While I specialise in women’s and pelvic health, I also treat men and teens and older children for a variety of general musculoskeletal concerns. Everyone is welcome.

  • ABSOLUTELY! Osteopathy during pregnancy is gentle, safe, and specifically tailored to your body’s changes throughout each trimester. Many clients find it supportive for pelvic pain, back discomfort, and preparing for birth. I love treating pregnant women!

    • Initial consultation: 45–60 minutes

    • Follow-up sessions: 30–45 minutes
      This may vary slightly depending on your presentation and needs.

  • Your initial appointment includes:

    • A detailed health history and discussion of your symptoms

    • A physical assessment (you may be asked to move, stand, or lie down)

    • Gentle hands-on treatment tailored to your needs

    • Education and advice to support your recovery at home

    You’re encouraged to ask questions or share any concerns at any time.

  • DescriptioI support clients with a wide range of concerns, including:

    • Pelvic pain and dysfunction

    • Pregnancy-related discomfort

    • Postnatal recovery

    • Bladder issues and prolapse support

    • Period pain and endometriosis

    • Lower back, neck and shoulder pain

    • Headaches, jaw tension

    • Joint aches and general musculoskeletal issues

    If you’re unsure whether osteopathy can help, feel free to get in touch and ask.n text goes here

  • No referral is needed to see an osteopath. However, we are able to work alongside your GP or other healthcare professionals where appropriate.

    • Wear comfortable, loose clothing

    • Bring any relevant scans or reports

    • Depending on what you’re coming in for, depends what item/s of clothing you’ll need to remove. I aim to provide a comfortable and supportive environment during all appointments.

  • Yes, if you have extras cover that includes osteopathy, you may be eligible to claim. Medicare rebates are available for chronic conditions under a GP management plan (EPC/CDM). Please check with your provider.