Dr Melissa Arnts - Osteopath

17/09/2025

A night to discuss all things pelvic health and menopause ✨

11/03/2025

I’ll be returning to work this week!

Leon is quite the gifted baby and will be starting the prep curriculum a few years early.

My hours will be
📅 Monday mornings
📅 Thursday mornings
📅 Alternative Saturday’s

Looking forward to seeing everyone around the clinic for some uninterrupted conversations 🗣️

28/09/2023

Today’s patients got plenty of footy chat with a side of Osteopathy.

Conditions ranged from nervous necks to magpie migraines.

The short term prognosis is poor and long term is varied depending on results, tissue healing and concurrent IBS (irritable brisbane syndrome).

Deep breathing, meditation and chanting 🗣️ has been prescribed.

🖤🤍🖤🤍

13/07/2023

Seaview welcomes it’s newest receptionist, hired entirely on merit and through no personal connections.

She has nearly two years experience managing a team of two 👫 and generally utilises an authoritarian approach.

She is friendly and enjoys talking about her shoes, books and her favourite dog bobby.

Her commitment overall could be questioned given her long lunch breaks- often caught napping and some serious deterioration after 6pm

31/05/2023

See you at 7.30pm ⏰ tonight!

We might be up against the State of Origin and the French Open 🎾 for your Wednesday evenings entertainment but I think we might just have them covered ✅

It’s not too late to register for our webinar 💻 on the clinical considerations in pregnant 🤰 and postnatal patients.

It has been fantastic putting this together with .nerd and

08/03/2023

✨IWD 2023✨

To embrace equity is this years theme.

Equality means each individual or group of people is given the same resources or opportunities.

Equity recognises that each person has different circumstances, and allocates the exact resources and opportunities needed to reach an equal outcome.

Equality is the GOAL, and equity is the means to get there ✊🏼

08/03/2023

Very lucky to spend this years IWD with these incredible 4th years!

It is amazing to watch you all confidently educate and empower your patients and continually grow as practitioners.

20/02/2023

What an incredible business offering online group therapy for people experiencing difficulties with a qualified clinical psychologist.

For the health practitioners out there, this is an accessible (no referral needed) and affordable program for patients who may be suffering from anxiety, depression or stress.

Congratulations Liv on developing this much needed program.

https://manymindspsychology.com/?fbclid=IwAR1q9WOnwr0aXHIbNCGuyd4RMlyKwlkzbCg0GogIthS_Lw3yykJfmyxQEtg

Facilitated by a Clinical Psychologist

13/11/2022

Today we went back to the Anatomy 🫀lab to learn about all things pelvic pain and organ dysfunction.

Professor Thierry Vancaillie was incredible to learn from, he is renowned for his role in developing minimally invasive procedures and his expertise includes pudendal neuralgia, pelvic pain and post surgical pain.

Thanks to Liz, Amy and Justin for a great course.

Now I don’t want to be ‘ovary’-reacting but ‘urine’ good hands 🙌 with us

16/08/2022

Hip Hip Hoo-Rae!

Happiest 1st Birthday to this little love.

08/08/2022

World Breastfeeding 🤱🏼 Week 2022

Whether you were able to breastfeed for 2 days or 2 years this is a time to be proud of your achievement!

I am nearly 12 months into our journey and I have been very lucky to have had such a smooth experience - so absolutely cannot compare to the heartache and struggle that so many families go through.

What I can offer is what I did to prepare, as I feel that this was the most beneficial thing I did prior to birth.

1- I started my education early, listening to podcasts, my favourite being pregnancy with . I was then able to discuss some of my immediate post-birth preferences with my midwife.

2- In my last trimester we attended a breastfeeding course. The skills I learnt here helped me for a really successful initiation of feeding. However, what was more important was that my partner was able to learn what he could do to help. So in those early days he was constantly present instructing me on my latch and helping me reposition her when needed.

3- I hand expressed colostrum from 37 weeks. I did need a bit of help with the technique- I was doing it very wrong! Although I didn’t get heaps (doesn’t correlate with supply post birth) I felt that I was able to become familiar with my breast tissue, and what I did get, I gave to my daughter in the opening weeks which took much of the pressure off whether ‘she was getting enough’.

4-I purchased silverettes! These were are an absolute godsend and I have since lent mine out to friends to help them through those pesky first few weeks.

Education and Support are key- I am sending all the love and cups of tea to the feeding mums out there!

27/07/2022