Frequently Asked Questions…
Your questions, answered — so you can feel confident and comfortable before your appointment.
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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.
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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
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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.
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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!
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Initial consultation: 45–60 minutes
Follow-up sessions: 30–45 minutes
This may vary slightly depending on your presentation and needs.
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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.
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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
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No referral is needed to see an osteopath. However, we are able to work alongside your GP or other healthcare professionals where appropriate.
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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.
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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.