About

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Patrick graduated from Victoria University with a Bachelor of Science (Osteopathy) and a Master of Health Science (Osteopathy).  Having played AFL and basketball growing up, he always had a keen interest in optimising the human body to have it perform at its best. 

Patrick’s motivation to become an osteopath began while completing his first degree, a Bachelor of Science at the University of Melbourne, where he gravitated towards anatomy and health subjects.  He knew he wanted to pursue a career that would see him helping people so osteopathy seemed like the perfect fit.

Patrick looks to identify the source of the problem and the reasons why the pain started rather than simply treating it.  This method aims to prevent the condition from recurring and he allows time during consults to provide education to his clients.

Patrick utilises a variety of treatment approaches including soft tissue massage, joint articulation/manipulation and general osteopathic techniques in conjunction with the client's preferences to achieve positive outcomes.

It was Shannon’s interest in health science combined with her desire to help others that first inspired her to pursue a career in osteopathy.  She studied at RMIT University completing a Masters of Osteopathy with distinction.

Since graduating, Shannon has worked in a variety of clinical settings from inner Melbourne to outback Queensland gaining invaluable experience in the treatment of a wide range of patients and conditions.   

Driven to provide the highest standard of care, Shannon regularly attends seminars and courses to further her osteopathic skills across a wide range of treatment styles.    

Shannon is a dedicated osteopath with a strong focus on personalised care. She works closely with her patients to help them achieve their personal health goals and maintain lasting results.

Cameron graduated from RMIT University in 2019 with a double degree in Health Science and Applied Science (Osteopathy).  From a young age Cameron developed an interest in how the human body functions and is thrilled to have a career that allows him to pursue this passion while helping people achieve their health goals.

Cameron believes in taking a collaborative approach to treatment by developing a tailored plan to ensure optimal results.  He uses a combination of osteopathic techniques, exercise prescription and education to bring about lasting outcomes.  

Throughout his time in clinical practice Cameron has developed an interest in managing clients with neck and shoulder complaints, lower limb injuries and chronic pain conditions. He is also passionate about treating sporting injuries and has gained valuable experience through his involvement at North Melbourne Football Club, and closer to home, Yea Football Netball Club.    

Cameron is excited to be providing osteopathic services to members of the wider community.  In his spare time he enjoys exercising, socialising with friends, appreciating live music and watching sport of every kind.

It was Chelsea's interest in how the human body functions and a passion for holistic community health care that lead her to become an osteopath.  She studied a double degree of Health Science and Applied Science (Osteopathy) at RMIT University and graduated in 2018.  

Chelsea strongly believes in the importance of individualised care and tailors her treatment to her patient's specific needs.  She is committed to helping her clients return comfortably to their daily lifestyle with a management plan that targets the cause of the problem as well as the symptoms. 

Chelsea is passionate about continuously expanding her osteopathic skill set with professional development courses and has completed additional qualifications in myofascial dry needling and cupping techniques.

As a long-term resident of Yea, Chelsea is pleased to be able to offer osteopathic care to the community that is very dear to her.