Qualifications & Professional Development
I have undertaken further courses that involve management of pelvic & perIneal pain, pregnancy & post-partum complaints, labour and birth preparation, TMJ & migraines, chronic pain, incontinence, painful intercourse, dysmenorrhea and chronic pelvic pain associated with endometriosis.
I am one of only a handful of osteopaths in Australia who has completed advanced training in Pelvic floor assessment, treatment and rehabilitation.
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Qualifications & Professional Development:
✔︎ Bachelor of Health Science/Bachelor of Applied Science (Osteopathy) - RMIT University
✔︎ Pelvic Health Level 1 Course - Pelvic Health Institute of Australia
✔︎ Preparing the Pregnant Patient for Birth - Pelvic Health Institute of Australia
✔︎ Pelvic Health in Pregnancy Course - Pelvic Health Institute of Australia
✔︎ Advanced Prolapse Course - Pelvic Health Institute of Australia
✔︎ Pelvic & Perineal Pain Management - Elizabeth Howard, WHRIA
✔︎ Pain & Pregnancy Management - Elizabeth Howard, WHRIA
✔︎ Understanding Post-Partum Women - Prue Eddie, AROM
✔︎ Resolving Chronic Pain with Osteopathy
✔︎ Balanced Ligamentous Tension - George Stylian
✔︎ Osteopathic Clinical Tutor at Salgaocar Medical Research Centre (SMRC) Hospital - Goa, India
✔︎ Pain Explained – The treatment & management of TMD and chronic pain
✔︎ Examination & Assessment of Running Injuries - Professor Bryan Heiderscheit
✔︎ Trigger Point Dry Needling - GEMT
✔︎ Ayurvedic Postpartum Treatment Training - Daniela Escobar, SOMA SHAKTI
✔︎ Reiki Level 1 - Anne Maree Zofrea, Purify Essential Wellness
Registrations
✔︎ AHPRA Registered osteopath
✔︎ CPR First Aid
✔︎ Working with Children Check
What training do osteopaths have?
Australian osteopaths are government registered practitioners who complete a minimum of 5 years FULL-TIME university
Osteopaths are primary care practitioners and are trained to recognise conditions that require medical referral. Osteopaths study a broad range of subjects including anatomy, physiology, general medical and orthopaedic diagnosis, pathology, biochemistry, immunology, pain science, nutrition and more
Do I need a referral to see an osteopath?
No, You can make an appointment without a GP referral. IN AUSTRALIA, OSTEOPATHS ARE PRIMARY HEALTHCARE PROFESSIONALS
Patients are commonly referred from other health professionals, if this is the case, I am always happy to speak to other practitioners in your health care team! I believe that collaboration and communication between health professionals is so important to achieve the best possible outcomes for each individual
Lets work together!
I’M HERE TO PROVIDE YOU WITH EDUCATION AND A SAFE HEALING SPACE WHERE THERE IS ZERO JUDGEMENT AND NO TOPIC IS TABOO
I want you to feel heard, supported and nurtured. My goal is to transform women’s health care - making it more empowering, intuitive and community driven
