Osteopathy in Tweed Heads
At Move Easy Health Studio, our registered osteopaths provide individualised assessment and hands-on treatment for people experiencing pain, stiffness and movement difficulties.
Located at 44A Wharf Street, Tweed Heads, we offer osteopathy for adults, babies and children, with treatment tailored to your needs, lifestyle and goals.
What is Osteopathy?
Osteopathy is a hands-on form of healthcare that focuses on diagnosing, treating and preventing pain and movement problems affecting the muscles, joints, spine and connective tissues.
An osteopath looks at how the entire body functions together. When joints, muscles or nerves are not moving well, it can lead to pain, stiffness and reduced mobility. Osteopathic treatment aims to improve movement and function, and support recovery where appropriate.
At our clinic in Tweed Heads, osteopathy is commonly used to help people experiencing back pain, neck pain, headaches, sports injuries and pregnancy-related discomfort.
Osteopathy takes a holistic approach to care, meaning treatment focuses not only on the area of pain but also on the underlying factors that may be contributing to the problem.
A Whole Body Approach to Treatment
One of the key principles of osteopathy is that the body works as an interconnected system.
Pain in one part of the body may be influenced by tension, weakness or restricted movement elsewhere.
For example:
Lower back pain may be related to hip mobility or posture
Neck pain may be influenced by shoulder tension or desk posture
Headaches can sometimes originate from tight muscles in the neck and upper back
Osteopaths assess the whole body to identify factors that may be contributing to symptoms rather than simply treating the area where pain is felt.
Conditions Osteopathy Can Help With
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Back Pain
Osteopathic treatment to reduce back pain, improve mobility, and restore spinal function.
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Neck Pain
Assessment and management of neck pain and stiffness.
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Headaches
Osteopathy to address tension and musculoskeletal factors contributing to headaches and migraines.
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Sciatica
Assessment and management of sciatica and associated symptoms.
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Sports Injuries
Support recovery from sports-related strains, sprains, and overuse injuries to get you back to activity.
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Women's Health & Pelvic Floor
Specialized osteopathy for pelvic floor, pregnancy, postnatal recovery, and women’s musculoskeletal health.
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Babies & Children
Gentle osteopathic care to support healthy growth, movement, and comfort in infants and children.
Treatment Techniques We Use
Osteopathy treatment is not one-size-fits all. Techniques may include:
Soft tissue massage and myofascial release
Joint mobilisation and articulation
Muscle stretching
Adjustments
Rehabilitation exercises
Postural and ergonomic advice
Dry needling (optional) to help relieve muscle tension and pain
Cupping therapy may be used where clinically appropriate
All treatment techniques are optional. Dry needling, cupping, adjustments, in particular, are always discussed beforehand and only included if appropriate and if you’re comfortable.
What Happens in an Osteopathy Appointment?
1. Consultation
We'll discuss your symptoms, medical history, lifestyle and what you're hoping to achieve from treatment.
2. Assessment
Your osteopath will assess your movement and function, which may include range-of-motion testing, orthopaedic tests and neurological assessment where appropriate.
3. Treatment
Depending on your assessment, treatment may include soft tissue techniques, joint mobilisation, adjustments or other hands-on approaches. Your osteopath will discuss suitable options with you.
4. Advice & Management
We'll provide relevant advice, education and rehabilitation exercises where appropriate to help you manage your symptoms and work towards your goals.
Treatment is tailored to your individual needs, and we'll explain the options and obtain your consent before proceeding.
Who We See
We treat adults, children and babies, pregnant and post-natal clients, adapting care to age and stage.
How Many Sessions Will I Need?
This varies depending on your condition, goals and response to treatment. Some people notice improvement quickly, while others benefit from ongoing care. We’ll always review progress and adjust the plan as needed.
Safety & Qualifications
Osteopathy is a regulated health profession. All treatments are provided by fully qualified and registered osteopaths, following professional and safety standards. Dry needling and cupping are performed only when clinically appropriate and all osteopaths have further qualifications in these modalities.
Appointments & Pricing
Initial Osteopathy $140
Return Osteopathy from $120
For full pricing including other appointment types, click here.
Our Osteopaths
Dr Gigi Fox
Bachelor of Clinical Sciences (Osteopathic Studies)/Master of Osteopathic Medicine
Dr Michelle Moloney
Bachelor of Clinical Sciences (Osteopathic Studies)/Master of Osteopathic Medicine
Dr Tegan Lissington
Bachelor of Clinical Sciences (Osteopathic Studies)/Master of Osteopathic Medicine
Dr Ash Fraser
Bachelor of Clinical Sciences (Osteopathic Studies)/Master of Osteopathic Medicine
Book an Osteopathy Appointment
If you’re experiencing pain, stiffness or movement limitations, or want to support your body’s recovery and performance, we’re here to help.