It’s miserable when your joints ache. It’s worse when they’re stiff and everyday movement hurts. Often, gentle exercise has everything feeling right again. But sometimes it doesn’t. If that’s the case, it might be time to call the osteopath. You’ve got…
Get to know Dr Daniel Garner ( Osteopath) Where did you study, and what did you do your Masters degree on? I studied at the European school of Osteopathy in Kent, England - this school is known to teach a…
Knee pain is incredibly common. It’s estimated that 25% of adults will experience pain in one or both knees during their lives. But children and teenagers can also suffer from knee pain. Sometimes an illness such as gout is the cause. Often,…
The human body is meant to move. It’s not meant to move like a machine in a factory – repetitively performing one action. And yet office work, modern technology and many manual jobs force us to move in such a…
In this blog we’ve compiled the answers to some of the most commonly asked questions we get asked as osteopaths. Keep on reading to learn all about us, what we do and how we can help you and your family.
When you roll your ankle and that action stretches, or even tears, the ligaments holding your ankle together, it’s called an ankle sprain. It’s most likely that you’ve sprained the outside of your ankle. How can we know this? Well,…
An osteopath aims to improve a person’s overall health and wellness by treating the whole person, not just a single condition or area. If you’ve heard about the benefits of osteopathy but are unsure what to expect at your first…
Where did you study, and what did you do your Masters degree on? I studied Bachelor of Health Science and Bachelor of Applied Science (osteopathy) for 5 years at RMIT University in Melbourne What inspired you to get into Osteopathy? …
Are you suffering from lower back pain? You’re not alone! Did you know that four out of five people will experience lower back pain at some point in their lives? Lower back pain is a common reason our patients seek…
Where did you study, and what did you do your Masters degree on? I completed my Masters in Osteopathy at the British College of Osteopathic Medicine in London. My research focused on how a neuromuscular inhibition/ischaemic compression technique affected pain…