Who We Are?

Osteopathy is a form of manual therapy, focusing on the treatment of pain and dysfunction of the musculo-skeletal system. We employ a “hands-on”, holistic approach to treatment, identifying the cause of your pain and treating accordingly. We do not under estimate the body’s ability to heal itself, but are aware that it sometimes needs a helping hand. Most commonly we treat: neck and shoulder pain; headaches and migraine; lower back pain; workplace and sports injuries. We treat your condition using a variety of manual techniques including deep tissue massage and spinal joint manipulation.

Osteo Treatments

Neck & Shoulder Pain

Shoulder and neck pain is common as many of us work in office roles crouched over a computer for many hours a day.

Sports Injuries

With a reputation for treating “spinal” problems, Osteopaths are often over-looked when sports injuries occur.

Migraines & Headaches

Osteopathy is an effective drug-free way of helping to reduce the incidence and severity of both headaches and migraines.

Pregnancy Pains

Our Osteopaths can assist your muscles and joints to cope as the baby grows, making every-day life that little bit easier.

Lower Back Pain

Affecting most people at some point, lower back pain can arise in an “acute” episode from lifting or bending awkwardly.

Other Conditions

If you don’t fit into one specific category of osteopathic treatment, we may still be able to help you!

EPC

Work Cover

TAC

Medical Certificates

Take Care of yourself with Regular Osteopathic Treatments

“Prevention is better than cure”

Treatments are a great way of avoiding injuring & reducing chronic pain. Often, we ignore or don’t pick up on early signs of injury and these can further progress.

Hence at the Richmond Osteopathic Clinic, we advocate for getting your aches and pains sorted out early to avoid progression of pain, allowing you to go about your day to day activities with ease.

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Locate Us

We are located at 329 Lennox Street, Richmond 3121

70 metres to Swan Street & tram stop
300 metres to Richmond train station
500 metres to East Richmond train station

Your Musculoskeletal Injury Specialists