Osteopathy is a form of manual therapy that focuses on the body's musculoskeletal system, bones, joints, muscles, and connective tissues using techniques like stretching, massage, and joint manipulation to help relieve pain, restore movement, and improve overall function. Unlike some other therapies, osteopathy takes a whole-body approach, considering how different systems in the body work together and affect your health.

Your first appointment will begin with a detailed conversation about your medical history, symptoms, and lifestyle. Your osteopath will then perform a physical assessment to identify areas of tension, imbalance, or dysfunction. Treatment may include: Soft tissue massage Joint mobilisation or manipulation Stretching and movement techniques Advice on posture, exercise, or injury prevention We take time to explain your treatment plan and involve you in your care every step of the way. If you are worried at all, please give us a call, we are happy to answer any questions.

If you're ready to relieve pain, improve mobility, and get back to doing what you love, we’re here to help. We are conveniently located on Busselton Highway, Busselton and have appointments available on DAY. Book your osteopathy appointment today by calling (08) 9751 4922 or clicking the button below.

Comfortable, loose-fitting clothing is best. Please note, your osteopath may ask you to remove layers to assess your area of concern, however, your comfort and privacy are always respected.

This depends on your condition, goals, and how your body responds to treatment. Some patients notice improvements after 1–2 sessions, while others may need a longer care plan. Your osteopath will discuss this with you after your initial assessment.

No referral is needed to book an appointment with our osteopaths. However, some private health or Medicare programs (like CDM plans) may require a GP referral for rebates. If you are unsure, please speak to your doctor or ask us for more information.

Most osteopathy treatments are gentle and should not be painful. You might feel some discomfort during certain techniques or experience mild soreness afterward, similar to what you'd feel after exercise. Your osteopath will always check in with you and tailor the session to your comfort level. If you experience pain during your appointment, please let your osteopath know.

Dr Teano has the following qualifications: Diploma in Sports Management (Southern Cross University, QLD) Bachelor of Clinical Science (Southern Cross University, QLD) Master of Osteopathic Medicine (Southern Cross University, QLD) Post Graduate Certificate in Pain Science (University of South Australia) Dr Teano has also completed further post-qualification training such as: The Knowledge Exchange: Biopsychosocial approach to the cervical spine and shoulder The Knowledge Exchange: Biopsychosocial approach to the lower limb Shoulder Rotator Cuff Injuries from Dr Jarred Powell (PhD) Shoulder Complex from Dr Jo Gibson (Master in Advanced Practice) Level 1 Dry needling

Kaitlyn has a Bachelor of Clinical Science and a Master of Osteopathy (Southern Cross University)