Our team of osteopaths strive to provide the latest evidence-informed osteopathic care. Located clos
Osteopathy may be helpful in the treatment of ailments including back pain, sciatica, headaches, joint pain, muscle pain and generalised aches.
25/07/2025
🎯 **Target pain at its source with Dry Needling**
Dry needling is an evidence-based technique used to release tight muscles, deactivate trigger points, and improve mobility — all under the skilled hands of your osteopathic practitioner.
✨ Restore balance. Relieve tension. Get back to moving freely.
📅 Book your session today or ask us if dry needling is right for you.
24/07/2025
Jesse has appointments available this Saturday! Jump online or call 5333 5520 to grab an appointment!!
21/07/2025
After 6 long months away from the clinic injured, look who is finally back!!!
Sally is starting back with shorter hours.
Check the online bookings to see when she is available for an appointment! www.ballaratosteopathicclinic.com.au
11/06/2025
Migraines in children can present a little differently compared to adults. Here's some great information from Migraine & Headache Australia
16/05/2025
🏳️🌈Today is IDAHOBIT, or the International Day Against Homophobia, Biphobia, Intersexism, and Transphobia. Each year it is celebrated on May 17. It serves as a global day to raise awareness about discrimination and violence against the LGBTQIA+ community.
Yesterday the cityofballarat held a flag raising ceremony to mark the occasion. Osteo Emily was there to show support and help raise awareness.
19/04/2025
🐣 Easter opening hours 🐣
Wishing everyone a lovely Easter break! We hope the Easter bunny visits! 🐰 We will be closed from Good Friday to Easter Monday.
See you back in clinic on Tuesday!
05/03/2025
Still some spots available!
03/03/2025
TENDON INJURIES
Rehabilitating a tendon injury can be a meticulous process, but with the right approach, you can make a strong recovery. Here are some key points to consider:
Initial Rest and Protection: While complete rest isn't always recommended, it's important to protect the injured tendon from further strain. This might involve modifying activities to avoid aggravating the injury.
Progressive Loading: Gradually increasing the load on the tendon is crucial. This helps the tendon adapt and strengthen over time. Exercises should be tailored to the specific tendon injury and should progress from low to high intensity.
Pain Management: Some discomfort is normal during rehabilitation, but it shouldn't be excessive. It's important to find a balance between challenging the tendon and avoiding too much pain.
Specific Exercises: Depending on the tendon involved, specific exercises can help target and strengthen the affected area. For example, bent-knee calf raises are effective for the Achilles tendon.
Consistency and Patience: Tendon rehabilitation can take time, and consistency is key. Following a structured rehab program and being patient with the process will yield the best results.
Think you have a tendon injury? Make an appointment with one of our osteos and they can help start you on your rehab journey.
02/03/2025
Owen has some appointments available today! Jump online or give us a call to book. Link to online booking in comments.
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02/03/2025
⚽️ Osteopathy: A Game-Changer for Soccer Players! ⚽️
Hey soccer enthusiasts! 🥅⚽️
Did you know that osteopathy can be a game-changer for soccer players? Whether you're a weekend warrior or a professional athlete, osteopathy offers numerous benefits to keep you in top shape and prevent injuries. Here's why you should consider osteopathy:
Injury Prevention: Osteopaths can assess your joints, muscles, and ligaments to identify weak areas and recommend personalized treatment plans to reduce injury risk.
Faster Recovery: Osteopathic treatment involves hands-on techniques like soft tissue manipulation, stretching, and joint mobilization to accelerate healing and relieve pain.
Holistic Approach: Osteopathy treats the body as a whole, addressing not just the injury but also any underlying issues that may contribute to pain and discomfort.
Natural Pain Relief: Osteopathy uses massage, deep pressure, and other techniques to relieve muscle tension, improve blood flow, and promote self-healing.
If you're serious about your game and want to stay on the field longer, consider giving osteopathy a try. Your body will thank you!
24/02/2025
Owen has some appointments available today. Give us a call on 5333 5520 to snap one up!
18/02/2025
Jesse has opened up appointments this Saturday 22nd! Jump online to book or give us a call 53335520
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Ballarat Osteopathic Clinic has been providing quality care to the people of Ballarat and surrounds for over 25 years.
We are a team of highly skilled professionals who aim to provide excellent individualised care for our patients. We aim to help you move and feel better and get back to doing the things you love.
Our Osteopaths are AHPRA registered practitioners and members of Osteopathy Australia. We regularly complete professional development to ensure we provide you with the best and most up-to-date care possible.
What is Osteopathy?
Osteopathy is a form of manual healthcare which provides 'hands on' treatment of the musculoskeletal system and recognises the important link between the structure of the body and its capacity to function efficiently. Osteopaths also believe that the skeleton, joints, muscles, connective tissues, circulation, nerves and internal organs function as a holistic unit.
We treat people of all ages to alleviate pain, reduce discomfort and enhance mobility. This pain can be from sport and work related injuries, to pregnancy pain, arthritis and sciatica. To ensure an accurate diagnosis is made, Osteopaths examine more than just the site of your pain or discomfort, we also examine surrounding and related body parts. The aim is to treat the cause of your pain, not just the symptoms.
Treatment
Osteopathic treatment involves a large variety of hands on techniques such as soft tissue massage, stretching, muscle energy technique (MET), joint mobilisation, manipulation and indirect (gently applied) techniques. Indirect techniques are very gentle techniques we use to treat babies and children and also adults who prefer a gentler approach. The choice of technique used depends on the condition the patient presents with as well as patient preference.
Common problems patients present for osteopathic treatment include:
Postural and mobility problems
Neck and back pain
Muscle and ligament strains
Sports injuries
Pregnancy related pain
Sciatica
Headaches
Digestive problems
Arthritis pain
TMJ and jaw pain
Hip, knee and ankle pain
Sports injuries
Bursitis
Tennis elbow
Plantar fasciitis
Wrist complaints and carpal tunnel
Sore or aching muscles
Rib pain
And so much more!
More information
If you would like to know more about osteopathy please go to our website www.ballaratosteopathicclinic.com.au or call the clinic on (03) 5333 5520.