Brunswick Osteopathy Clinic in Brunswick, Victoria | Doctor

Brunswick Osteopathy Clinic

Locality: Brunswick, Victoria

Phone: +61 3 9387 1311

Address: 151 Barkly St 3056 Brunswick, VIC, Australia

Website: http://www.brunswickosteopath.com.au

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25.01.2022 Today is World Osteoporosis Day! Osteoporosis is a decrease in the density of bone meaning it becomes weaker, or brittle. It is not usually painful but is a concern as it can lead to easier fractures (breaks). We have created a blog for you to read about BONE HEALTH!... READ ON HERE: https://www.brunswickosteopath.com.au/blog/osteoporosis

23.01.2022 Our Osteopath Elizabeth spent today at an (online) seminar with Australian Breastfeeding Association learning about management of breastfeeding problems. Both presenters were incredibly knowledgeable and generous with information and support This morning’s presenter was also her mum, Narelle Dwyer Lactation Consultant, so an extra special person to learn from!... #neverstoplearning #breastfeedingguru #osteoforbabies #australianbreastfeedingassociation

23.01.2022 PLANTARFASCIITIS This week is foot health week so we thought we'd talk about this things that keep you grounded... Foot injuries are common at our clinic. They range from sporting injuries such as achilles tendinopathy, sesamoiditis (pain under the big toe) and stress fractures to longer term conditions such as arthritis. One of the most common conditions of the foot we see is Plantarfasciitis. ... This often presents as heel pain, especially in the mornings. It is common in those people who are active like runners, but also some that doesn’t exercise as much. The plantar fascia is a thick elastic structure running from your toes to your heel. It makes up part your arch and provides shock absorption with every step. Increased loads can affect the plantar fascia leading to pain and/or inflammation. Loads can include: running, long standing, prolonged standing on hard surfaces, increased weight, and pregnancy related postural changes. The rest of the body can also suffer from foot issues - shin pain, knee discomfort, hip or low back pain. Body is great at compensating and so sometimes pains are felt up along the chain. We at Brunswick Osteopathy Clinic love to get the foot and ankle moving as best they can, to decrease stress and load locally, and throughout the rest of the body. If you have foot pain and would like and osteopathic assessment book here at www.brunswickosteopath.com.au

23.01.2022 YAY MELBOURNE!!!! We are so proud everyone for sacrificing so much to help the cases to get so low! We are now open for you with NO restrictions for osteopathic treatment. ... WE LOOK FORWARD TO HELPING YOU

20.01.2022 Gyms are open! And yoga, pilates, dance, boxing, rowing, cycling & tai chi studios. Team sports are coming back. Personal training groups can resume. The future is looking FIT! Read our blog on how to ensure your safe return to gym:... www.brunswickosteopath.com.au/b/5-tips-for-returning-to-gym See more

19.01.2022 IS IT BEING A PAIN IN THE NECK?? Neck pain is very common, it can come in conjunction with headaches and sometimes numbness or tingling in the arms. Our Osteopaths treat neck pain ALL THE TIME! We don't just look at the neck though, we will assess your posture, back and shoulders as well. ... Get in touch if you would like some osteo treatment and advice!

15.01.2022 PAEDIATRIC OSTEOPATHY Osteopathy can help people of all ages, including infants and children. We assess the neuro-musculoskeletal system and it's involvement in many common conditions which affect babies. ... Elizabeth Dwyer treats infants and children using techniques which have minimal pressure, we do NOT use any manipulation or force on infants in our clinic. Read on for some common reasons babies come to our clinic. If you have any questions please get in touch!

13.01.2022 Foot Health Week surely calls for HEALTHY FEET TIPS! Get shoes that fit you properly Seems like simple advice, but many people squish their toots into shoes that are far from the cinderella slipper. ... Shoes should be comfortable and not too small. The end of the shoe should be about 1.5 centimetres from your longest toe (which may not be your big toe). Shoes should also be comfortable and flexible, to allow for adequate support and foot movement. So as we get some warmer weather, I hear you asking, Can I wear thongs?!?!. Well, of course you can. Ideally to the beach or places where it’s practical to slip them on and off. But for extended periods, best to have some better support and connection to your foot - you don’t need your feet working so hard just to keep them on! Care for your nails This does not mean painting them in pretty colours. No, fungal infections can become nasty! Frequently wash and dry your feet. Don’t be a slob and wear socks multiple days in a row. Avoid unhygienic pedicure salons. Wear thongs in public showers (for all you who are excited to get back to swimming!) Listen to your body If your legs are constantly tired, achy and heavy, and you don’t necessarily have and increased training routine to explain it, it’s worth looking at your feet and ankles. There might be stiffness, injury, or altered nerve or blood supply that might be affecting your comfort. Osteopaths focus on a wholistic approach to your pain, and we often treat the feet when looking at pain elsewhere in the body

13.01.2022 Osteopaths now don't have to wear eye coverings. Yippee!!! This makes us all so very happy. Almost as happy as we are to have TWENTY EIGHT DAYS STRAIGHT of double donut days! So next time you are in, we will be simply masking up like all of you covid heroes.

10.01.2022 Gyms and fitness studios are open! Read here for our tips on how to have a safe return to fitness. https://www.brunswickosteopath.com.au//5-tips-for-returnin

09.01.2022 You can purchase these babies (the ball ) from us on your next visit - great for releasing off tight muscles!

09.01.2022 BEEN SITTING TOO LONG?? ... You and the rest of the world Try a chest stretch to reverse that hunched posture!... Two arms in a doorway, or Single arm against the wall (pictured) Try for 30 seconds 5 times through your working day

06.01.2022 Well done Melbournians! It's been tough, for a long time. But we are now seeing the rewards, and my gosh it feels good to hear these numbers along with getting some easing of restrictions!... Our city and the country are safer because of the sacrifices we have all made. You legends! Maybe everyone should celebrate with a donut or two

06.01.2022 Christmas Dinner done well at the delicious Etta! Celebrating being able to celebrate & finally have dinner together

01.01.2022 DON'T FALL INTO A BAD TRAP Are you working at a desk (or dining table) and experiencing pain in your wrist, hand, arm or shoulder? Maybe you need to stop mousing around and look at your desk set up ... Ideally your keyboard & mouse should be 10-25cm from the edge of your desk or table. Your elbows should be approximately horizontal (or slightly higher) than your desk or table. You may need to adjust your seat or your monitor to achieve this If you are on a laptop and expect to be like this for a while, we would suggest considering an external mouse and keyboard, which will also allow you to raise your laptop for an improved ergonomic setup! If you need help with postural pain or ergonomic advice, book in with one of our osteopaths at www.brunswickosteopath.com.au

01.01.2022 Melbournians, enjoy a weekend away. BECAUSE WE CAN! Turn the music up, sing along & drive safe x