Osteopathy in Adelaide’s Southern Suburbs to help your body feel like it once did.
AHPRA-registered practitioners
Qualified osteopathic care
HICAPS & EFTPOS
On-the-spot claiming available
Local Blackwood clinic
Serving patients across Adelaide
Person-centred approach
Care adapted to your needs

Assessment and hands-on care for acute or persistent musculoskeletal back discomfort.

Support for stiffness, tension and movement restrictions affecting the upper body.

Care focused on relevant musculoskeletal contributors such as neck or jaw tension.

Assessment of lower-back, pelvic and lower-limb factors associated with symptoms.

Movement and load assessment for lower-limb discomfort, stiffness or overuse.

Individual care for restricted movement and musculoskeletal discomfort around the pelvis.

Gentle care for pregnancy-related and postpartum musculoskeletal pain and strain.
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Care selected for the individual
Assessment, treatment and practical advice in one appointment.
Osteopathy is a form of primary healthcare focused on the musculoskeletal system. Practitioners assess the relationship between muscles, joints, posture and movement, then discuss a treatment approach suited to the individual.
Individual responses vary. Your practitioner will explain suitable options, potential risks and whether another health professional should be involved.
Whole-body assessment and personalised manual care for musculoskeletal pain and movement concerns.
A technique that may be incorporated for selected muscle tension and trigger points where clinically appropriate.
Light, rhythmic manual techniques intended to support lymphatic flow and fluid management.
An adjunct treatment that may be considered alongside manual care for selected presentations.
Gentle, individualised care focused on musculoskeletal pain, posture and movement during pregnancy and recovery after birth.
Your practitioner asks about your symptoms, medical history, activities and goals.
You may be asked to perform simple movements while your osteopath assesses relevant areas.
Your findings and treatment options are explained so you may make an informed decision.
Where appropriate, treatment begins at the first visit, followed by home advice and a review plan.
Where clinically appropriate and with your consent, hands-on treatment may begin at the initial consultation. Your practitioner may recommend further investigation or referral when needed.
This varies according to the nature and duration of your concern, your health, response to care and personal goals. Your practitioner will discuss a review plan after assessment rather than promising a fixed outcome or timeframe.
HICAPS is available for eligible services. Cover and rebate amounts vary, so please confirm your osteopathy benefits with your health fund.
Suitability is assessed individually. Techniques may be modified according to age, health history, presentation and preference. Your osteopath may refer you to a GP or another practitioner where appropriate.
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