Kym treats people of all ages from infants through to the elderly and enjoys the diversity that osteopathy allows in a given day. From treating headaches and neck pain to helping relive pregnancy related back pain or to getting people moving again and improving their general health when suffering from arthritic aches and pains.  She has a special interest in women's health which includes providing care for women during and after pregnancy and is passionate about offering osteopathic treatment and support for patients suffering from endometriosis. She has completed further courses in obstetrics, pelvic pain during pregnancy and post-partum and endometriosis management. 

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Kym is a TPI (Titleist Performance Institute) certified golf assessor. She is trained to screen golfers for areas of tightness, weakness or lack of muscular control that may be affecting their game. Kym can then tailor a treatment plan and exercise program to address these issues. She can work seamlessly with golf professionals and coaches to help get the best swing for the individual.

 

Kym utilises a wide range of techniques in her treatments, including soft tissue massage, joint manipulation and indirect techniques better suited to infants and those wishing for a gentle treatment. She encourages patients to take an active role in their health by educating them about their condition while also prescribing home exercises and ergonomic advice when necessary.

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Outside of work you will find Kym spending time with her husband and three children. Enjoying the many varied restarurants in town and planning her next holiday! 

Emily's passion for Osteopathy began during her training as a remedial massage therapist. She was working with some local football clubs and met an osteopath whilst interning at the Western Bulldogs and realised she wanted to be there for the whole journey - from injury to return to play and further.

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Emily has worked within the elite sporting industry of AFL for over a decade, giving her invaluable experience in the treatment of sporting juries and rehabilitation programs required to return to pre-injury state. This also provided her with further opportunities to expand her working career in the sporting world to include Baseball Victoria, Melbourne Ice Hockey, Australian Open Tennis and treating Commonwealth and Olympic athletes.

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Emily is a Concussion and Post Concussion (CCMI) certified practitioner and has worked in a migraine specialty clinic for the last 4 years. She has further post-graduate studies in Biodynamics and Craniosacral osteopathy, Visceral Osteopathy, Vertigo and LGBTQIA+ Healthcare training. 

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As a LGBTQIA+ Healthcare trained professional, Emily provides inclusive and affirmative treatments in a safe space that enables patients to openly and safely discuss their healthcare needs. She is able to recognise and understand the emotional and physical impact of LGBTQIA+ specific pathologies and healthcare issues that are unique to the community.

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Emily likes to blend her treatment styles, this can look like a combination of exercises and movement prescription, lifestyle advice along with both gentle (biodynamic and craniosacral) and stronger (structural) hands on approaches in order to provide a personalised management plan that suits each patients individual goals to get back to (or maintain) doing what they love. 

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In her spare time Emily likes to skateboard, get cosy at home with her cats reading or playing PlayStation, travel or be out trying new food places with her friends and partner. 

Jesse enjoys educating patients about their pain and outlining structured but flexible management plans towards their return to health. Jesse uses a combination of exercise rehabilitation and hands on treatment including soft tissue massage, joint mobilisation, joint manipulation and indirect techniques. He also has further training in Dry Needling and Myofascial Cupping to help complement his management.

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His passion for Osteopathy and helping people began at an early age when he helped at his local football club after games; umpiring and writing off-season fitness programs for his fellow teammates. In his final years of school Jesse was a high-level runner competing at national running championships against people from all over the Australia. Growing up in the small South Australian country town Mundulla, Jesse grew up playing all kinds of sport and participating in community events including football, cricket, tennis, motocross, golf and athletics.

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Since moving to Victoria for study Jesse has also completed a Bachelor of Sport Science and Personal Training qualification where he coaches strength and conditioning whilst helping clients return to sport following injury. Here Jesse has helped a wide range clients from children to professional master’s surf boat rowers who went on to be Victorian Champions. 

 

Outside of work, Jesse enjoys having a round of golf, exercising and enjoying an ice-cold beer watching some footy to unwind after a busy week.

Owen is a dedicated and passionate Osteopath with a genuine enthusiasm for treating a diverse range of injuries and conditions. He has helped a wide variety of patients which has fueled his passion for assisting individuals in regaining their optimal well-being. 

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Utilising a wide range of techniques, including soft tissue massage, joint manipulation and personalised rehabilitation exercises, Owen customises treatment plans to suit the unique needs of every patient. He firmly believes that each patient is unique and deserving of a tailored approach to care. 

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Owen's interest in Osteopathy came from his early involvement in sports, particularly basketball. Having sought Osteopathic treatment for his own injuries during his athletic journey, he gained a deep appreciation for the profession and its potential to facilitate recovery and enhance performance. 

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Beyond work, Owen is an avid high-level basketball player and a gym enthusiast. He enjoys spending time with his friends and family and he also indulges in the occasional round of golf. 

Sallyanne treats a range of acute and chronic injuries using a variety of techniques including soft tissue massage, myofascial release, joint articulation and exercise rehabilitation. Sallyanne has completed further studies in mindfulness meditation and breathing dysfunctions and also MINDD training for gut-mind health for mental health issues.

 

Sally is a TPI (Titleist Perfomance Institute) certified golf assessor. She is trained to screen golfers for areas of tightness, weakness or lack of muscular control that may be affecting their game. Sally can then tailor a treatment plan and exercise program to address these issues.

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Previously Sallyanne has worked as a football trainer at the Werribee Centrals and Williamstown CYMS football clubs and was a volunteer with St. John Ambulance.

 

Outside of work Sallyanne enjoys playing golf, reading, sewing her own clothes and hanging out with her cat Cora.