A whole-body approach to movement

The body works as an interconnected system. When a joint, muscle or other tissue is not moving comfortably, surrounding areas may adapt and become strained.

At Zenith, our manual osteopathy practitioners assess how different areas of your body move and work together. Treatment uses gentle hands-on techniques selected for your comfort, needs and goals. The aim is to support mobility, reduce physical tension and help you move with greater ease.

Reasons people seek osteopathic care

Manual osteopathy may be considered for:

Neck, back and joint discomfort
Muscle tension and restricted movement
Headaches associated with neck or jaw tension
Jaw discomfort
Changes in mobility following injury
Pregnancy-related back or pelvic discomfort

Your practitioner will discuss whether osteopathy is appropriate for you and may recommend another health professional when your concerns fall outside their scope.

Our Osteopathy Team

Emma Quigley

Manual Osteopath & Pilates Instructor

Treatments with Emma are gentle and holistic, and balancing for the nervous system.

Rebecca Libby

Pelvic Health, Physiotherapy, Osteopathy & Pilates

Rebecca's practice combines the best of physiotherapy and osteopathy

Conditions and Concerns Osteopathy May Help With

Neck, back, and other joint pain

Headaches and migraines

Jaw pain, occlusion problems

Chronic ear infections

Sinusitis

Symptoms resulting from concussion

Digestive issues

Pregnancy-related back and pelvic pain, edema or swelling, digestive issues

Asthma, bronchitis, and other respiratory conditions

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Frequently Asked Questions

What happens during an osteopathy appointment?

Your practitioner will discuss your health history and goals, assess your movement and use hands-on techniques tailored to your findings to improve movement, free restricted areas, and alleviate pain.

Does osteopathy only treat the painful area?

Not necessarily. Your practitioner may assess related areas to understand how movement and tension elsewhere could be contributing to your symptoms.

Is osteopathy covered by insurance?

Most private plans reimburse manual osteopathy. Coverage requirements vary, so confirm eligibility with your insurer before booking.