Osteo for Families

Osteo for Families We provide manual therapy for your whole family. We work with the philosophy; find the cause of the We provide manual therapy for a range of conditions.

We at Osteo for Families pride ourselves in taking care of your family’s health care. What do Osteo's treat I hear you ask? Parents bring babies / newborns in for treatment for a range of conditions that may help with sleeping issues, reflux, miss-shaped heads (plagiocephaly), colic by looking and treating the muscular, skeletal and neurological systems etc. Toddlers / Pre-schoolers may present with digestive issues, bed wetting problems, headaches, growing pains, general aches of back and neck. School age / teenagers may complain of headaches, sporting injuries, growing pains, back pain, scoliosis etc. Adults may present with any of the above plus work place injuries, arthritis etc. Osteopathy treatment is available to all ages from the newborn baby to grandma and grandpa, but don’t forget pregnant ladies are welcome too. Please feel free to give us a call for further information or to make a booking.

A bit about Dr Sally....Dr Sally Tran graduated with a master’s double degree in Osteopathy from Victoria University aft...
04/12/2025

A bit about Dr Sally....
Dr Sally Tran graduated with a master’s double degree in Osteopathy from Victoria University after previous studies in biomedical science at Monash. This depth of pathology and physiology training informs her clinical practice in guiding patients towards identifying the root cause of their musculoskeletal concerns.

Sally’s approach to promoting health and wellbeing celebrates each individual and their unique goals. Management plans are bespoke and include a variety of manual techniques, along with movement prescription suited to your specific needs.

Having spent time in India at a sports medicine hospital and clinics across metropolitan and regional areas, Sally is dedicated to caring for all members of the family and community. She has also pursued further training to treat babies and children, as well as supporting patients with chronic or complex health profiles within collaborative medical teams.

When she isn’t lecturing or supervising future generations of osteopaths at Victoria University, Sally is likely to be found on an adventure with her young therapy dog Orion, fully immersed in a book with ample cups of tea or taking on new challenges – currently netball and Aussie Rules footy including coaching, and multiple knitting projects.

Dr Sally Tran (Osteopath)
MHSc (Osteo.) BSc (ClinSc.) BBiomedSc. GCTertEd.

19/03/2025
Have you got a baby less than 6 months old; or know of one?  We would really appreciate if you could help us.https://www...
02/09/2024

Have you got a baby less than 6 months old; or know of one? We would really appreciate if you could help us.
https://www.bowerbirdcpd.com/infant-participants/?fbclid=IwY2xjawFCHp1leHRuA2FlbQIxMAABHeTbnTRn5doN3VVqpA2AokUlRrRcDtygS49o3GzyJaqAwNhiXFLDxIxgHA_aem_bb48xusrHxKwYbmQV1oC8w

⭐ PLEASE FOWARD TO WHOEVER MIGHT BE INTERESTED ⭐
We’re looking for parents and babies to attend an upcoming osteopathic education clinic run by highly-regarded Italian paediatric osteopath Luisa Miraglia.

Find out more and register your interest here
👶 BowerBirdCPD.com/infant-participants

Very excited to receive this in the post today.
16/04/2024

Very excited to receive this in the post today.

WOW what a weekend Carly spent on the Gold Coast. Learning about treating Children with Disabilities.  Carly heard from ...
26/03/2024

WOW what a weekend Carly spent on the Gold Coast. Learning about treating Children with Disabilities. Carly heard from two amazing speakers Louisa and Jorge, who both do incredible work with the Hearts with Hand Foundation.

🎄 Ho, ho, ho! The most wonderful time of the year is here, and we're ready to sprinkle some holiday cheer on your health...
07/12/2023

🎄 Ho, ho, ho! The most wonderful time of the year is here, and we're ready to sprinkle some holiday cheer on your health journey. At Osteo for Families, we believe that good health is the best gift you can give yourself and your loved ones, and what better time to focus on it than Christmas!
🎅 Santa's got his sleigh, and we've got our skilled osteopaths to help you jingle all the way to better health. This holiday season, let us be your wellness elves, working our magic to keep you feeling your best.
🦌 The holiday season often brings joy, but it can also bring stress and strain. From decking the halls to carrying those heavy shopping bags, your body might be in need of a little TLC. Osteopathy can help ease those aches and pains, allowing you to enjoy every moment of the festivities.
🎁 Our treatments are like presents for your body, designed to improve mobility, reduce pain, and enhance overall well-being. We follow evidence-based practices so you can trust that you're in good hands.
🌟 This Christmas, give yourself the gift of health and vitality. Book an appointment with us, and let's make sure you're ready to dance through the holidays pain-free!
From our Osteo for Families family to yours, we wish you a Merry Christmas and a Happy, Healthy New Year! Let's make this season truly magical by prioritising your well-being.
🎉 Contact us today 0416 161 411 or https://osteo4families.cliniko.com/bookings?business_id=8098 to schedule an appointment, and let's celebrate the holidays in good health!

What are the treatment options for Scoliosis? It all depends on the stage or degree of spinal curve and age of the patie...
23/11/2023

What are the treatment options for Scoliosis?

It all depends on the stage or degree of spinal curve and age of the patient. If it is caught early exercises and monitoring may be all that is needed until the bones finish growing.

If there is a large scoliosis some options may include bracing the back and if the curve is severe enough surgical options may be considered.

Braces are most commonly used when you are still growing, they don’t aim to reverse the scoliosis but help to prevent the progression of the curve and encourage correction of the curve.

Physical hands on treatment from a health professional such as an Osteopath may help with symptoms such as pain or compensating injuries and help in the monitoring of the scoliosis.

It is important that scoliosis is monitored as they can rapidly progress and lead to more serious complications.

The best chance to correct and minimise a scoliosis curve is early detection. Now you know what to look for so keep your eyes open and look after those around you. If you have any concerns see feel free to contact us at www.osteo4families.com.au or 0416161411.

Scoliosis and xray Do I need an Xray ?Visual inspection can give a good indication of a scoliosis but an x-ray allows th...
20/11/2023

Scoliosis and xray

Do I need an Xray ?

Visual inspection can give a good indication of a scoliosis but an x-ray allows the diagnosis to be confirmed and the degree of the curve to be better monitored and allows a more informed treatment plan to be created.

I am concerned about the radiation from an X-ray?

We are exposed to natural background radiation every day.
The amount of radiation exposure involved in an x-ray for scoliosis monitoring is equivalent to between 0-18 days of natural radiation. Or less than 2 trips on a 7 hour plane ride.

The small amount of radiation exposure from an x-ray is something that will be considered by your health professional but often the consequences of an un-monitored and progressing scoliosis are more severe than the risks involved with increased radiation exposure.

What are the symptoms of scoliosis Symptoms can include a low grade ache in the back or there may be no pain at all. Thi...
18/10/2023

What are the symptoms of scoliosis

Symptoms can include a low grade ache in the back or there may be no pain at all. This is why sometimes they can be unnoticed until later in life.

Scoliosis can progress rapidly in children in particular and so being able to identify physical features can help catch it early. If curves are going to progress this will often occur during growth spurts.

Things to look for in their posture
⚖️ Are their shoulders even?
⚖️ Is one hip higher than the other?
⚖️ Is there a crease on one side of the waist but not the other?
⚖️ Are they leaning to the side?
⚖️ Does one shoulder blade stick out more than the other?
⚖️ Can you see or feel when tracing their spine and “S” or “C” shape curve?
⚖️ When they bend forward to you see one side of their back or ribs sticking out more than the other side?

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We at Osteo for Families pride ourselves in taking care of your family’s health care. We provide manual therapy for a range of conditions. What do Osteo's treat I hear you ask? We treat babies and children using techniques to help release any strains or stressors that your child has received, whether it is from birth, trauma, rapid growth periods, or operations. School age children and teenagers seek treatment at Osteo for Families Diamond Creek and Darwin clinics for headaches, sporting injuries, growing pains, back pain, scoliosis. Adults may present with any of the above plus work place injuries, arthritis etc. Osteopathy treatment is available to all ages from the newborn baby to grandma and grandpa, but don’t forget pregnant ladies are welcome too. Please feel free to give us a call for further information or to make a booking.