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Osteopathy is a healthcare practice which recognises the important link between the structure of the body and the way it functions. 

Osteopaths treat more than you think and focus on how your skeleton, joints, muscles, nerves, circulatory system, connective tissue and internal organs function as a holistic unit. Many structural problems in the body may affect proper mobility or function and can lead to other problems. 

Most people, regardless of age or gender, may suffer from back or neck pain, headaches, sport injuries, stiffness or pain at some time. Our osteopaths in Robina can help to identify the cause of the pain or injury and develop a safe and effective course of action to manage pain, so people can make the most of their active lives.

Osteopathy is not an alternative health option, osteopaths are university trained, government registered, allied health professionals. Osteopaths collectively treat over 50,000 people a week. 

Looking for an osteopath on the gold coast? You can book online or call us to speak to one of our friendly staff. 

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Most people's view of osteopathy is that it involves "hands on" treatment. In reality, this is only a portion of what Osteopaths do to assist with managing musculoskeletal health issues. 

Taking a thorough history, diagnosing and educating you about your condition, identifying contributing factors from your lifestyle, as well as instigating a structured and tailored exercise program, are some of the most important things osteopaths do.

These areas of osteopathy can place you in much more control of your own recovery, and empower you with your future health. 

Research has shown that outcomes can, in fact, be as effective through online consultation, due to the empowering tools that can be delivered during each consultation.

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• Back and Neck Pain 
• Bursitis
• Ankle Sprain 
• Children and Babies 
• Exercises 
• Headaches 
• Heel/Arch pain 
• In the workplace 
• Joints and Flexibility 
• Knee Pain 
• Pregnancy 
• Sciatica 
• Seniors 
• Sports Injuries