Lynda’s passion for Osteopathy, her depth of knowledge and clinical experience that she applies to every aspect of her clinical work may help patients achieve their full potential in health and recovery. Her comprehensive understanding of the neuromusculoskeletal system enables her to address many common and complex presenting conditions by looking not only at the area of complaint, but addressing the possible causative structures with a holistic approach to individual management.

Lynda has a clinical focus on paediatric management and supporting the mother-baby unit, both pre-and postnatal with every treatment having a strong emphasis on safety and comfort. Having active boys and being involved in sport herself, her caring approach in providing appropriate management, treatment and advice for sporting injuries in children through to adults can aid in the long-term recovery and rehabilitation from these conditions.

Lynda has previously been involved in teaching Osteopathy at an undergraduate level at RMIT University and Victoria University and is still actively involved in teaching with the Sutherland Cranial Teaching Foundation (SCTF) on post-graduate courses to the profession.

Lynda has spent many years attending post-graduate courses in Paediatrics, Biodynamics and Cranial Osteopathy to further develop her skills.

In her spare time, Lynda enjoys spending time with her family, cooking and getting away on family holidays.

Natasha has a keen interest in the osteopathic treatment of babies and children and both pre and post natal pregnancy-related musculoskeletal pain and dysfunction. This has led her to complete various related post-graduate courses, including many Sutherland Cranial Teaching Foundation courses in Osteopathy in the Cranial Field (OCF), obstetrics and gynaecology, paediatrics, myofascial release and chronic pelvic pain. Her passion for anatomy and strong belief in the principles of Osteopathic care sees her mentoring new graduates and final year students.

Natasha values the importance of communication and a patient centred approach to healthcare, spending much time talking to all her patients, making sure they are well informed and active participants in their overall care. She feels her genuine concern and empathy for her patient’s well being assists them to feel relaxed in her care. Over the years Natasha has built a strong professional network of local medical and allied health practitioners to complement her patients’ management.

When she’s not caring for her patients, Natasha enjoys cooking, entertaining and relaxing with friends, caravaning and spending time with her husband and three children.

After graduating from Victoria University in 2001, she has undertaken various post-graduate courses in Osteopathy in the Cranial Field. She enjoys using this technique, along with all other aspects of osteopathic care in her day-to-day practice. Heather likes to use a holistic, empathetic approach to patient management by integrating osteopathic treatment along with advice on exercise, nutrition and mindfulness. Heather enjoys working with her patients to empower them to get the best possible outcome and to allow them to live their lives to the full. Heather also enjoys mentoring newly qualified osteopaths within the clinic environment.

When not at work Heather loves spending time with her husband and three children, catching up with friends, reading and travelling.

Rita has also undertaken post-graduate training in Cranial Osteopathy and paediatrics. In recent times, Rita has completed a graduate certificate in neonatal and infant paediatric manual therapy. She has utilised these skills whilst volunteering in Cambodia and Northern Thailand to treat children in orphanages and ‘dump slums’. Rita was appointed Clinical Supervisor at RMIT’s Paediatric Clinic from 2010 to 2012, where she enjoyed imparting her knowledge to final year students.

She not only enjoys treating musculoskeletal issues in babies and children – she’s passionate about treating people from all walks of life. Rita is quite adventurous, and when opportunity presents, she loves nothing more than travelling overseas, and trying not only local food delicacies, but also participating in activities which take her out of her comfort zone.

She loves the challenge of treating a broad range of conditions and uses a wide variety of osteopathic techniques, tailoring treatment to each patient’s individual needs.

Justine relates well to people of all ages and is particularly interested in the treatment of headaches, acute and chronic musculoskeletal injuries, paediatrics, teenagers and assisting women with musculoskeletal pain and dysfunction throughout pregnancy and postpartum.

Justine has two daughters and loves spending time with her family and friends (including Ruby the groodle). Whilst fitness and nutrition are major focuses in her life she also enjoys going out for good food and wine and travelling the world.

With a long history of playing a variety of sports including netball, football, swimming and basketball, she has seen and experienced a number of injuries. Having her sporting injuries successfully treated began her love for osteopathy.

Danielle is passionate and committed to her patients. She wishes to empower her patients to achieve their functional goals. She applies a holistic approach, tailoring the treatment and management to the needs of the individual, while using a wide variety of osteopathic techniques. She enjoys treating a variety of patients of all ages and presentations,having a particular interest in the musculoskeletal aspects of headaches,neck and rib pain, children’s growth complaints and assisting women throughout pregnancy.

Danielle has a strong interest in osteopathy for babies and children, which sees her wanting to continue further studies in this area in the near future.

When Danielle isn’t working, she enjoys cooking, keeping fit, heading to the beach and travelling overseas.

Eloise enjoys implementing physical therapy, rehabilitation and prevention programs to best support patients in their health management. She is a passionate and empathetic individual who aims at creating long lasting relationships with her patients, and supporting them through their treatment and management. She has undertaken her Pilates mat work training with Unite Health, and loves involving Pilates in her rehabilitation plans for her patients. She has a keen interest in supporting women through their pregnancy, as well as child musculoskeletal complaints and hopes to continue to further her knowledge and skills in these areas to be able to deliver a high standard of osteopathic care to people of all ages.

When she’s not working at the clinic, Eloise enjoys spending time with all of her animals and leading an active and healthy lifestyle preferably in the outdoors. She keeps herself busy by regularly attending the gym and with her love of sports, especially basketball and water skiing. She’s a keen supporter of the mighty Hawks, and enjoys going to football games on weekends.

In the future, Georgia hopes to undertake additional studies which will enable her to work with paediatric patients and support women through their pregnancies. Georgia aims to provide holistic care to her patients by addressing variables that impede on their ability to engage with and function meaningfully in society. She is also incredibly passionate about patient education and autonomy, enabling patients to make informed decisions regarding their own treatment and management.

Outside of work hours, Georgia enjoys swimming, running, watching the mighty Bombers as well as spending time with her family (Golden retriever Samson included) and friends.