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Osteopathy
at Necessity Health

Move well, feel great!
Osteopathy at Necessity Health

What is Osteopathy?

Osteopathy is a detailed, holistic, hands-on physical therapy for a wide range of conditions. It is a growing profession that is internationally recognised and is an evidence-based and evidence-informed complementary medical practice. Osteopathic treatment can include soft-tissue massage, stretching, joint articulation, manipulation (if appropriate), exercise therapy and education on ergonomics, posture, exercise, breathing patterns, diet and lifestyle. Our Osteopaths are all a minimum of 5-year university educated and are all members of Osteopathy Australia (OA).

Treatment for

Sport related problems

Sports related problems

back pain and Sciatica

Back Pain and Sciatica

Neck Pain

Neck Pain

Pregnancy

Pregnancy

Children and Babies

Children and Babies

Joint Pain and Arthritis

Joint Pain and Arthritis

Repetitive Strain Injury (RSI)

Repetitive Strain Injury (RSI)

Paediatric
Osteopathy

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Paed Osteo

What is Paediatric Osteopathy?

Osteopathy is a gentle hands-on, holistic therapy that focuses on movement and function. The subtle palpation focussed technique is great for babies because they can't tell us what's wrong. It's also great for older kids whose bodies grow and change. Dr Adam Pitt (Osteopath) is a postgraduate paediatric trained and experienced Osteopath who treats babies, children and teenagers for a range of conditions. Effective, early treatment can prevent other problems from occurring. With gentle treatment, exercises and advice for parents, we can help with a lot of problems that children can experience.

Can assist with

Back and neck pain 

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Headaches

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Growing related problems like knee and heel pain

(Osgood-Schlatter Syndrome and Sever's Disease).

Postural problems including curvature of the spine

(Scoliosis)

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Walking difficulties or foot pain

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Sporting injuries

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Plagiocephaly (head shape issues)

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