Our highly skilled practitioners get to the cause of your pain and get you moving as quickly as possible, returning to your everyday activities. We look forward to being of service to you and supporting you in your health and well being. Most people come to see Osteopaths because they are in physical pain. Headaches, backaches and neck pains are some of the more common complaints that we may treat. Osteopathic treatment however may help with a wide and varied range of conditions including:
• breathing disorders such as asthma
• pregnancy related problems
• sports injuries
• repetitive strain injury (RSI)
• stress related problems
• menstrual problems
• poor posture
• restricted mobility
• digestive problems
• migraines
• neuralgia
• joint pain
• jaw pain
• sciatica
• paediatric conditions such as colic, torticollis, reflux and irritability
Treatment may be suitable for most members of the community, from young to old, all areas of occupation, to all family members. We also offer Remedial Massage, Cupping and Dry needling
At NWOC, we usually offer one on one Clinical Pilates sessions. This involves a thorough history and physical assessment followed by exercises appropriate to the individual. Clinical Pilates focuses on the deeper, smaller, stabilising muscles of the low back, abdomen and shoulder girdle. Such sessions may be appropriate for injury rehabilitation, pre and post pregnancy or postural support. Speak to our Osteopath regarding this. Currently unavailable due to maternity leave but we may still be able to assist you. The benefits you gain from Clinical Pilates
improved posture & flexibility
increased muscle strength & relaxation
relief from back, neck, shoulder & pelvic pain
injury prevention
improved performance & body condition
reduced mental & emotional stress
rehabilitation
increased energy & vitality
pre & post-natal conditioning
pelvic floor and core muscle conditioning
* also offer dry needling and cupping
We also have three Podiatrists working 5 days a week, Dr Jayden Schulz, Dr Sahil Singh and Dr Chris Wevling.
