Casey Allied Health

Casey Allied Health Multidisciplinary Allied Health Clinic Our sister clinic is Patterson Allied Health in Patterson Lakes.

Multidisciplinary clinic providing our community with Podiatry, Osteopathy, Musculo-Skeletal Therapy, Remedial massage, Dietitian, Exercise Physiology, Traditional Chinese Medicine, Acupuncture, Dental and Denture clinics. Our main clinic is located in the center of Berwick on Kangan Drive and our satellite clinics are in Cranbourne and Hampton Park. Our vision is to promote Healthier and Happier lives through innovative health care solutions in a holistic approach.

🌺 Lest We Forget 🌺Today we honour the courage and sacrifice of those who served, and reflect on the generations shaped b...
10/11/2025

🌺 Lest We Forget 🌺

Today we honour the courage and sacrifice of those who served, and reflect on the generations shaped by their resilience. Remembrance Day is a time to pause in gratitude, to remember lives lost, and to acknowledge the families who continue to carry their legacy.

At 11am, we stand together in silence.

The Forgotten Power of the Ankles👣 Strong ankles = stable body. Let’s stop ignoring the foundation.Your ankles aren’t ju...
04/11/2025

The Forgotten Power of the Ankles

👣 Strong ankles = stable body. Let’s stop ignoring the foundation.

Your ankles aren’t just for standing - they’re your body’s shock absorbers, helping you walk, run, jump, and stay balanced. Weakness or poor mobility can change how you move, increase load on knees and hips, and make sprains or falls more likely. This matters for athletes pushing limits and older adults wanting to stay steady on their feet.

So, what can we do to help? Our osteopaths will assess ankle mechanics, release tight tissues, and provide exercises to improve mobility and reduce injury risk. 🏃

So if you’re struggling with ankle instability or recurring sprains, let’s chat! Get in touch and we’ll book you in for an appointment with our team today.

Word of the Day: Idiopathic Scoliosis“Idiopathic” comes from the Greek idios (one’s own) and pathos (suffering), meaning...
03/11/2025

Word of the Day: Idiopathic Scoliosis

“Idiopathic” comes from the Greek idios (one’s own) and pathos (suffering), meaning a condition that arises without a known cause. “Scoliosis” stems from the Greek skolios, meaning “curved” or “twisted.” 🌀

Put together, idiopathic scoliosis describes a spinal curve with no identifiable underlying cause - and it accounts for about 80% of scoliosis cases, most often appearing in adolescence.

While the cause remains unclear, your treatment options are not limited. Our osteopaths are here to help with assessment, symptom management, and supportive care aimed at maintaining mobility and comfort.

Curious about scoliosis? Share your questions in the comments, or call (03) 8774 9600 to make an appointment with the osteopaths at Casey Allied Health.

This Movember, Let’s Talk Men’s HealthIt’s not just about growing a moustache - it’s about starting conversations men of...
31/10/2025

This Movember, Let’s Talk Men’s Health

It’s not just about growing a moustache - it’s about starting conversations men often avoid. Back pain shrugged off as “just age,” digestive discomfort put down to stress, or fatigue dismissed as nothing serious can sometimes mask bigger issues. So grow a mo’ this November and shine a light on men’s health, book those lifesaving health checks, and invest time into the healthy habits (exercise, nutrition, sleep and mindfulness) that underpin your continued health and wellbeing.

Need help getting moving again? Give us a call on (03) 8774 9600 📞 Osteopaths look at the body as a whole, considering how movement, posture, circulation, and even stress responses interact. Supporting mobility and reducing strain so you can keep moving!

This Movember, don’t just grow the ’mo. Check in on your mates, and check in on your health.

Neck Pain: More Than a Pain in the Neck 🖥️ 🚗Neck pain can stem from a variety of causes - hours hunched over a laptop, m...
27/10/2025

Neck Pain: More Than a Pain in the Neck 🖥️ 🚗

Neck pain can stem from a variety of causes - hours hunched over a laptop, muscle tension from stress, or even injuries like whiplash. Key muscles often involved include the trapezius, levator scapulae, and sternocleidomastoid, all of which help support and move your head and neck.

When these muscles tighten or movement in the cervical spine is restricted, you may notice stiffness, headaches, or reduced range of motion. Osteopathic techniques work to support mobility, ease muscle tension, and improve how the neck and shoulders move together.

If this sounds like you and you’re reading this thinking “I really should do something about my neck”, then let’s get to it! The sooner you start, the sooner the potential for relief. Head to our website today to get in touch and book your appointment here at the clinic.

Your Spine: The Foundation of Your Body 🏗️🦴Did you know your spine is made up of 33 vertebrae? These bones protect your ...
23/10/2025

Your Spine: The Foundation of Your Body 🏗️🦴

Did you know your spine is made up of 33 vertebrae? These bones protect your spinal cord - the vital highway that transmits signals between your brain and the rest of your body.

When the spine isn’t aligned properly, it can influence how your whole-body functions, potentially affecting movement, posture, and even comfort.

Osteopathy aims to support spinal alignment and encourage better overall body function, helping you move more freely and feel more balanced.

📞 Call (03) 8774 9600 to make an appointment with one of our osteopaths at Casey Allied Health because a strong foundation matters.

Quote of the Day ✨Say you’ve strained a muscle in your leg, and it just isn’t healing like you expected. Sometimes, we f...
20/10/2025

Quote of the Day ✨

Say you’ve strained a muscle in your leg, and it just isn’t healing like you expected. Sometimes, we find that a slight pelvic misalignment is placing extra strain on your lower back and leg muscles, creating roadblocks to your body’s natural healing.

Our osteopaths work to help clear these roadblocks, supporting better alignment and easing muscle tension so your body can do what it does best: heal itself.

After all, we treat the WHOLE body, not just the area with symptoms. Give us a call on (03) 8774 9600 to make an appointment with one of our osteopaths at Casey Allied Health. We’re here to help you move better, feel better, and get back to your life.

Celebrating Allied Health Professionals! 🌟Today is International Allied Health Professions Day, a chance to recognise th...
14/10/2025

Celebrating Allied Health Professionals! 🌟

Today is International Allied Health Professions Day, a chance to recognise the vital work of osteopaths, dietitians, speech therapists, and the many others who help people move, recover, and live well.

At Casey Allied Health, we’re proud of our work as Allied Health Professionals. Osteopaths play a key role in supporting musculoskeletal health, improving mobility, and promoting overall wellbeing. It’s all about helping the body function at its best so you can get back to the activities you love.

Why not make an appointment with an Allied Health Professional today? 📞 Call (03) 8774 9600 to make an appointment because caring for your body is what we do best.

Feel the Difference: The Benefits of Regular Osteopathic Care 👟🧑‍💼🏃💃From the simple triumph of bending down to tie your ...
09/10/2025

Feel the Difference: The Benefits of Regular Osteopathic Care 👟🧑‍💼🏃💃

From the simple triumph of bending down to tie your shoes without a groan, to powering through the workday like a champ, and then suddenly sprinting for the bus like it’s the Olympic final 🏅 your body’s got to keep up with it all! The simple fact is that how your body moves affects every part of your life.

So, whether you’re nailing that latest TikTok dance craze 💃, smashing it at the gym 🏋️, or just getting through the day regular osteopathic care works to keep you flexible, mobile, and ready for whatever your day throws at you.

Want to experience the difference firsthand? Chat to our team today and let’s get started.

The Power of Posture: Your Whole Body Feels It 💪🧠Posture isn’t just about how your back looks – it affects how your musc...
06/10/2025

The Power of Posture: Your Whole Body Feels It 💪🧠

Posture isn’t just about how your back looks – it affects how your muscles work, how you breathe, how your joints move, and even how alert or tired you feel.

Everyday habits like crossing your legs, leaning to one side, or sitting slumped on the couch can quietly train your body into imbalance. Osteopathy works to support better posture by improving mobility, easing tension, and helping you build healthier movement patterns.
Feeling the effects of habit?

Feeling the effects of poor posture? Call (03) 8774 9600 to make an appointment with one of our osteopaths at Casey Allied Health. We’re here to help you move and feel your best, one step at a time.

Yep – it’s a mouthful, but your spine might be saying it too! From the Greek hyper (excessive) and kyphos (a hump), it d...
01/10/2025

Yep – it’s a mouthful, but your spine might be saying it too!

From the Greek hyper (excessive) and kyphos (a hump), it describes that over-rounded upper back that can creep up over time – especially if you spend hours at a desk or glued to your phone 📱🧑‍💻

It may lead to stiffness, discomfort, or even changes in breathing and balance. Osteopathy aims to support better posture, ease tension, and help you move more freely.

Noticed a curve where there didn’t used to be one?
Call (03) 8774 9600 to make an appointment with one of our osteopaths at Casey Allied Health. We’re here to help.

Address

54 Kangan Drive
Berwick, VIC
3806

Opening Hours

Monday 7am - 6pm
Tuesday 7am - 8pm
Wednesday 7am - 8pm
Thursday 7am - 8pm
Friday 7am - 6pm
Saturday 8am - 1pm

Telephone

+61387749600

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