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Redefine Health Osteopathy

Life is easier when your body moves well. We take a whole-body approach to help relieve pain, restore movement, and support your long-term health. We help the body regain balance so you can feel better and stay active.

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We Can Help With…

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Back & Neck Pain

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Headaches & Tension

Sports Injuries

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Joint Pain & Muscle Strains

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Sciatica & Nerve-Related Pain

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Meet Your Osteopath

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Dr. Gage Wild

Gage is a qualified Osteopath with a Masters from Victoria University.

A former basketballer and sports trainer, he combines hands-on treatment with rehabilitation and education to help people recover from injuries, relieve pain, and move better.

He works with everyone — from athletes to older adults — empowering them to get back to what they love, stronger and more confident.

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Frequently Asked Questions

  • Osteopathy uses hands-on treatment to ease pain, improve movement, and support your body’s natural healing. Your osteopath looks at the whole body and your lifestyle to help you recover, prevent injury, and stay active.

  • No, a referral is typically not necessary to make an appointment with an osteopath unless you’re seeking treatment under Medicare’s Chronic Disease Management Plan, for which you will need a GP referral.

  • Your osteopath will discuss your health history and present concerns, followed by a physical examination. A treatment plan will be devised, which might involve manual therapy, exercise prescription, and lifestyle advice.

  • Yes. Osteopathy is suitable for all ages. We focus on safe, gentle techniques and rehabilitation strategies to improve mobility, manage chronic pain, and enhance daily function.

  • The number of treatments varies depending on the individual and the condition. Some may experience relief after one session, while others may require ongoing management. Your osteopath will discuss a management plan during your initial visit.

  • Yes, osteopathy can help to identify and manage factors that might make you prone to injury, offering strategies such as exercises, ergonomic advice, and lifestyle modifications to mitigate these risks.

    • Muscle tension and stiffness

    • Joint stiffness or reduced mobility

    • Postural problems from work or daily activities

    • Repetitive strain injuries

    • Sciatica and nerve pain

    • Pregnancy discomfort

    • Post-injury or post-surgery recovery

    • Sports strains

    • Chronic aches from aging or arthritis

    • Balance and movement support

  • Osteopathy looks at the whole body to relieve pain, improve movement, and support long-term health, while physiotherapy often focuses on rehabilitation and exercises after injury. Both can work together, and your osteopath can help guide the best approach for you.

  • Health insurance coverage varies. Many health insurers do provide rebates for osteopathy services, but it’s essential to check your specific policy for details on coverage and possible referrals.

  • You can book online through our website or call us directly on 0414 409 501. New patients are always welcome!

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  • At the moment, natural health consultations are temporarily unavailable while our practitioner is on maternity leave. All Osteopathy appointments are available as usual, and our natural health services will return later in 2026.