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Pivot Osteopathy is a boutique Osteopathic practice with a focus on personalised care and long-term,

18/03/2026

Coccyx (tailbone) pain is more than a 'pain in the butt'. Treatment often focusses on the coccyx itself, but many things affect how well the coccyx moves.

Here are some of our favourite stretches for coccyx pain.

For such a tiny bone, the coccyx can be a difficult area to treat. A wide range of things can affect it, including pelvic floor tension, constipation and pressure dynamics (how you use your core), how you sit and how you move from sitting to standing.

If you find that you need more than stretches for your coccyx pain, you might find that hands-on treatment helps. Come see us in clinic. We take a whole person approach to coccyx pain and we've helped many people sit a bit more comfortably.

08/03/2026

Happy International Women’s Day.

This year’s theme is “Give to Gain.”

Every time someone shares knowledge, offers care, or supports another women's health journey, something positive grows from it.

We feel privileged to support so many women in understanding and caring for their health.

Thank you for trusting us, sharing with us, and helping us learn and grow.

We know there is still so far to go in women's health, but we'll keep striving forward. Thank you to all of you who have been part of our journey.

Thank a woman who has lifted you up today 😍.

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09/02/2026

Coccyx pain is more than just a pain in the butt, it can have a ripple effect on your whole body.
From chronic pelvic pain to birth and postpartum recovery, a restricted or irritated coccyx can impact your function, comfort, and pelvic health.
At pivot osteopathy and Pregnancy and Beyond Osteopathy we are passionate about helping you be pain free and achieve allyour health goals!!
Over the next few weeks we will be sharing tips and insights to help you better understand and manage your coccyx pain.
Follow along, and tag a friend who’s been struggling, help is out there.

28/01/2026

Welcome Dr Bailey Rance!!! We're so excited to have Bailey join our team.

Bailey will be our second Osteopath for babies and children. She loves grown-ups too and has a particular interest in neck pain, headaches and migraines. As well as supporting people through pregnancy.

If you've been finding it hard to get in with your usual Osteopath, why not give Bailey a try. See the booking link in bio.

23/01/2026

2016 in 2026.....

Some things have changed, some have stayed the same

16/01/2026

Babies get neck pain too! Torticollis in babies is more common than many parents realise 💛

It often shows up as a preference to turn the head one way, difficulty feeding on one side, or a head tilt.

Osteopathic treatment takes a gentle, whole-body approach, supporting neck movement, muscle balance, and comfort — while also considering birth history, feeding, and overall development. We also work to support parents with how to help at home.

If you feel like your baby has a stiff neck or one side of their head looks flatter than the other, early support can make a big difference. Book in with one of our paediatric trained osteopaths. We love helping little people feel their best!

09/01/2026

Did you know your pelvic floor naturally moves with your breath?

As you inhale, it should gently lengthen, and as you exhale it should gently lift.

Try it now. How does it feel?

This connection is key to pelvic health! But it can be hard to do if you have tension in your pelvic floor, or you've lost connection the area.

And if you're struggling to connect with your pelvic floor, why not pop in and see us in clinic. Pelvic health is fundamental to whole body health and we're here to support you.

06/01/2026

Welcome 2026! We're excited to be back in the clinic. We hope you've had a wonderful break and you're feeling refreshed and ready for the New Year. As always, we're here to help if your body is feeling a bit sore, you're preparing for birth, you have a pelvic issue that just won't go away or your little ones need support.

31/10/2025

Round ligament pain is very common during pregnancy. There are many things that you can do to help relieve this pain or discomfort. Try these tips and if they don’t help our team of osteopath are here to help. Love and

26/10/2025

Humming is one of our favourite tips for pregnant women preparing for a vaginal birth
Here at Pivot osteopathy and pregnancy and beyond we are passionate about helping support you during pregnancy and beyond.

12/09/2025

We're searching for someone special to join our supportive team.

If you're passionate about pelvic health, pregnancy, post partum and paediatrics, we'd love to hear from you. Experience is preferred, but we're a clinic with a strong focus on teaching and learning.

See link in bio for more info.

And please share with anyone you think would be interested ❤️

15/03/2025

Bladder pain can be endo pain.

Did you know, up to 80% of people with endometriosis can have associated bladder irritation or pain? Bladder pain or irritation isn’t usually caused by endometrial deposits themselves.

More common causes are:
-Irritation in the nerves that supply the bladder - the bladder, uterus and bowel share the same nerve supply (mainly S2,3 and 4), so irritation in one organ can affect the other organs for some people.
- Adhesions or scar tissue - endometrial deposits and scar tissue around the bladder can put strains and tensions on the bladder that can create irritation
- Other issues such as infections or inflammation

Symptoms of bladder irritation or pain can include:
-Urgency (needing to p*e now!)
-Frequency
-Pain with urination
-Pelvic floor tension
-Constipation
-Lower abdominal pain and/or p***c bone pain
-Difficulty emptying the bladder fully
-Difficulty starting and stopping urination
-Leg pain
-Bloating

The bladder is a very sensitive organ. When you have nerve irritation or distortion of the bladder, you can have bladder symptoms, even if you’ve had surgery and all the endometriosis has been removed.

Having bladder pain doesn’t always mean you need another surgery. There are so many other ways to support your bladder if you have a better understanding of your unique endo story.

We work with you to understand your story and address the sources of pain that can be managed with hands-on treatment, exercise and understanding your body.

Book in with one of our pelvic health trained osteopaths for whole person support ➡️Link in bio.

Book in with one of our osteopaths here ➡️www.pivotosteo.com.au/endometriosis-treatment-osteopath

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32/88 L'Estrange Tce
Brisbane, QLD
4064

Opening Hours

Monday	9am - 6pm
Tuesday	8am - 7pm
Wednesday	7am - 7pm
Thursday	9am - 6pm
Friday	7am - 4pm

Website

http://www.pivotosteo.com.au/

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