William Gunn Camberwell Osteopath
William Gunn Camberwell Osteopath is an enthusiastic osteopath. He graduated from RMIT with a double bachelor’s degree of Health Sciences and Applied Sciences in Osteopathy.
Billy fell in love with osteopathy through his active and sporting life. With football and basketball being his two favourites, he developed an interest in how the body works. As a result this, with his natural empathetic nature and drive to help people, meant osteopathy was a natural fit.
The treatment of lower back and shoulder complaints are presentations that interest him. Such as sciatica, disc bulges and bursitis. Furthermore, he enjoys treating knee conditions. Such as meniscal injuries, ligament sprains, patella tracking complaints and osteoarthritis. Above all, he understands the need to uncover the cause of these complaints.
Billy will help his patients reach their health goals. He aims to understand the cause of their problem and address it. He may provide his patients with a thorough rehabilitation program to get them back into action.
Furthermore, dry needling and cupping may be provided in terms of treatment.
Billy is fully registered with AHPRA. Also, he is a member of Osteopathy Australia.
Billy is available,
Monday: 12:00pm – 7:00pm
Thursday: 8:00am – 2:00pm
Saturday: 8.30am – 12.30pm (alternative)
Email: william@camberwellosteopath.com.au
Christina Tziros Camberwell Osteopath
Christina Tziros Osteopath holds a Bachelor of Health Science and a Bachelor of Applied Science (Osteopathy) from RMIT University. Her interest in Osteopathy began in her late teens having suffered from back and neck pain herself. Always having a keen interest in the human body she received osteopathic treatments that allowed her to understand and manage her pain. It was through her experience and interest in the anatomy and function of the human body that led her to the field of osteopathy.
She enjoys working with patients of all ages and treating a range of acute and chronic conditions. Christina has a special interest in back and neck pain, postural strains, headaches and migraines.
Christina’s professionalism and friendly nature enables her treat each individual in a unique manner, ensuring the best results for all her patients. She uses an array of hands on techniques and management strategies tailored to individuals’ needs. She has completed additional courses in myofascial dry needling, cupping and taping and frequently incorporates those skills within her treatment.
She takes great pride in seeing the positive effect osteopathy has on improving the health and wellbeing of her patients. Christina is fully registered with the Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency (AHPRA) and is a member of Osteopathy Australia.
Christina is fluent in Greek.
Christina is available at the following times:
Friday 10:00am – 4:30pm
Email: christina@camberwellosteopath.com.au
Caitlin Ellis Camberwell Osteopath
Caitlin Ellis Osteopath graduated from RMIT University and has spent the last few years working as an osteopath in both Brisbane and Melbourne.
Her passion for osteopathy began in high school after seeing and osteopath helped her recover from a chronic injury and enabled her to return to sport. In her practice Caitlin is passionate about getting to know her patients, finding the source of their pain and helping them build strength and get back to the things they love. She uses a solid biomechanical, postural, and activities-based lifestyle approach to help you get moving and stay moving without pain.
Caitlin enjoys treating all kinds of aches and pains and has a particular interest in treating conditions such as headaches, neck pain, jaw pain and sporting injuries.
Outside the treatment room Caitlin loves baking, reading, running, trying out new restaurants and exploring Melbourne with her little pup Alfie.
Caitlin is fully registered with AHPRA. Also, she is a member of Osteopathy Australia.
Caitlin is available at the following times:
Wednesday 12:00pm – 7:00pm
Friday 10:00am – 5:30pm
Email: caitlin@camberwellosteopath.com.au
Raya Anin Camberwell Osteopath
Raya Anin Osteopath completed a Masters of Osteopathy at RMIT University in 2006. Since then, she has worked in private practice, having spent some time in Bendigo, and also running her own clinic in Melbourne. She enjoys working with people of all ages, from babies through all stages of life and loves being able to guide and educate people through to health.
Raya looks at the body as a whole unit, taking into consideration your daily activities and postures as well as the immediate symptoms to assess and treat a complaint. She has a very hands-on approach to treatment using a variety of techniques such as massage, manipulation, indirect techniques and dry needling to get the best results. As such, she is comfortable in assessing all areas of pain including back pain, neck pain, shoulder and elbow pain, knee and foot pain. She is also an experienced cranial osteopath. Either treating a patient with only cranial techniques, or incorporating some of these techniques into a stronger, more direct treatment.
Having also completed a degree in Human Movement prior to studying Osteopathy, she has a greater understanding in pain arising from sport and biomechanical imbalances in activity and is comfortable in prescribing exercise programs to activate and strengthen your body.
Aside from private practice, Raya enjoys working as a clinical supervisor for the Victoria University Osteopathy program and, having recently completed her studies, is embarking on a new venture as an Animal Osteopath.
You can book to see Raya at the following times:
Camberwell Osteopathic Clinic on Monday 8.00am – 3.00pm.
South Yarra Osteopathic Clinic on Thursday 10.00am – 8.00pm.
Lisa Brennan Osteopath Camberwell
Lisa is the principle Osteopath at South Yarra Osteopathic Clinic and is well regarded amongst health professionals, fitness professionals and many patients because of her professional and caring nature.
She prides herself on not just providing a thorough treatment addressing the symptoms, but also uncovering the cause. Identifying the cause of the complaint is pivotal for recovery. Lisa firmly believes education is the key to better health so time is spent educating in language that you understand. She loves the challenge of long standing complaints. The lower back and pelvis are areas of particular interest.
Treatments are tailored with a combination of direct techniques (massage, manipulations, stretching) combined with gentler techniques to achieve effective treatment. She is experienced in treating children (aged 3 and more) up to adults, sports people to desk workers. She uses a biomechanical evidence based approach to diagnosis and treatment.
After completing a Bachelor of Science degree at the University of Melbourne, Lisa continued her interest in health sciences and commenced a Bachelor of Applied Science and a Masters of Osteopathy at RMIT University. Osteopathy was a natural progression for Lisa given her respect and fascination for the human body and its resiliency.
Lisa is available Monday and Tuesday.
Lisa is also available on Wednesday and Thursday at our other practice, South Yarra Osteopathic Clinic. Please click here to access their online booking facility.
Email: lisa@camberwellosteopath.com.au
Jacqui Towns Camberwell Osteopath
Jacqui Towns Osteopath is an experienced and caring practitioner. She returns to Camberwell Osteopathic Clinic after a period of working in regional Victoria.
Registering as an osteopath in 1998, Jacqui has worked in many and varied health and education settings. She enjoys treating many different musculoskeletal conditions and people from all walks of life but has extensive experience working with dancers and performers. Her treatment style is primarily hands on using muscle and joint manipulation, massage and stretching to assist her patients with relief from pain or dysfunction and plan to recover from injury. Jacqui holds additional qualifications and experience in public health, health promotion and occupational health and safety.
Lower back and pelvic complaints interest Jacqui as well as shoulder issues such as bursitis and tendinitis. She’s also passionate about dance related complaints having danced herself for many years.
Jacqui Towns Osteopath graduated from RMIT University and has spent the last few years working as an osteopath in both Brisbane and Melbourne.
Jacqui is fully registered with AHPRA. Also, she is a member of Osteopathy Australia.
Jacqui is available at the following times:
Alternative Saturdays 8:30am – 12:30pm
Email: jacqui@camberwellosteopath.com.au
