Family practice
Brisbane Osteopath
Feel better, physically.
Struggling with persistent pain and limited mobility?
We are here to help you regain comfort and movement.
Does discomfort or pain hinder your movements, making your body feel ‘off balance’? Are everyday activities becoming challenging due to stiff joints or recurring aches?
Consulting with a qualified Osteopath can alleviate your symptoms and restore your mobility.
Schedule an appointment with one of our Osteopaths today and regain your freedom to move better and feel better physically!
How seeing an Osteopath works
What to expect at Queensland Osteopathic Clinic in Brisbane
Initial Assessment
Your Osteopath will begin by discussing your medical history and the details of your condition. They will ask about the cause of the injury, your symptoms, and any previous treatments you may have undergone. This information helps them understand the nature and severity of your strain, and allows them to plan your rehabilitation and exercise routine.
Physical Examination
Your osteopath will perform a physical examination, focusing on the areas of tension or dysfunction in your body. This may involve assessing your posture, spinal alignment, joint mobility, and muscle tone.
Hands-on Techniques
Osteopaths use a variety of hands-on techniques to address your condition. These may include soft tissue manipulation, myofascial release, stretching, joint mobilisation, and gentle techniques to improve circulation and promote healing. The specific techniques used will depend on your injury and your osteopath’s assessment.
Holistic Approach
Osteopathic treatment often takes a holistic approach, considering not only the physical aspects of your condition but also factors such as stress, diet, and lifestyle. Your osteopath may provide recommendations on relaxation techniques, posture correction, exercises, and self-care strategies to support your overall well-being.
Patient Education
Our Osteopaths aim to empower patients with knowledge about their condition and self-management techniques. They may educate you on triggers to avoid, stress reduction strategies, and preventive measures to help minimise the frequency and severity of headaches or migraines.
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