Dr Teille Wickstein
Osteopath | Camden
Teille is an osteopath with a particular interest in supporting people living with chronic pain, long-standing fatigue and conditions often described as “invisible illnesses” — including POTS, Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome, fibromyalgia and Chronic Fatigue Syndrome/ME. She takes a holistic, individualised approach, looking beyond just the area that hurts to understand the wider factors — including the nervous system — that can influence pain and fatigue.
Qualifications & registrations
- Bachelor of Clinical Science (Osteopathy)
- Master of Science (Osteopathy)
- Bachelor of Health Science (Acupuncture)
- Registered Perrin & Bradcliff Practitioner
- Registered with AHPRA (OST0002316461)
- Member, Osteopathy Australia
- 6.5 years in clinical practice
Additional Training
- The Perrin Technique (for chronic fatigue/ME-CFS and related conditions),
- Dry Needling Levels 1 & 2,
- Gua sha and cupping for soft tissue and fascial tension,
- Complete Concussion certification,
- Bradcliff Method Levels 1 & 2 (breathing assessment and retraining),
- Breast Care,
- Cranial Osteopathy, and
- Scar Treatment
What Teille helps with
Teille works with a wide range of presentations, including neck and back pain, headaches and tension-related concerns, muscle tension and stiffness, repetitive strain and overuse, work-related and postural discomfort, reduced mobility, jaw (TMJ) pain, sciatica and nerve-related symptoms, tendon and soft-tissue concerns, and pregnancy and postpartum-related musculoskeletal discomfort.
She has a particular interest in supporting people working with chronic pain and long-standing fatigue, POTS and orthostatic intolerance, hypermobility and Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome, fibromyalgia, ME/CFS, breathing pattern disorders, ongoing symptoms following concussion or head injury, and scar tissue following surgery, injury or C-section — timing is discussed and assessed individually at your appointment.
Teille's Approach
“My approach is personalised, practical, and patient-centred. I take the time to listen to each patient’s concerns, understand their goals, and consider the factors that may be contributing to their symptoms. I work collaboratively with each patient to develop a treatment plan that suits their individual needs, combining hands-on treatment, education, and practical advice.”
Teille uses a range of osteopathic techniques tailored to the individual, including soft tissue techniques, articulation and joint mobilisation, muscle energy techniques, myofascial techniques, gentle indirect techniques, cranial osteopathic techniques, breathing and respiratory-focused techniques, movement and mobility strategies, and scar treatment. For people with chronic pain, fatigue, hypermobility, POTS or other complex presentations, treatment is carefully adapted to the individual’s tolerance, energy levels and goals.
She works collaboratively with other health professionals where appropriate — including GPs, specialists, physiotherapists and psychologists — and with a patient’s consent will share relevant information to help coordinate care.
FAQ
Most frequent questions and answers
Yes. Teille takes a whole-person approach, looking at the nervous system, movement patterns, breathing and lifestyle factors alongside the area that hurts, rather than focusing on a single area in isolation.
Yes, Teille has specific training and experience supporting people living with POTS, hypermobility and EDS, adapting treatment carefully to each person’s energy levels and tolerance.
Yes. Teille has training in scar treatment and works with scars following surgery, injury or C-section — timing is discussed and assessed individually at your appointment.
Yes, Teille holds a Complete Concussion certification and supports people experiencing ongoing symptoms following concussion or head injury.
“Osteopathy is about much more than treating backs or simply addressing the area that hurts. I look at the person as a whole and consider how movement, the nervous system, breathing, lifestyle and other factors may be influencing how they feel. This is particularly important for people living with chronic pain, fatigue or complex and often invisible conditions. Sometimes the goal isn’t to find one thing that needs to be fixed, but to better understand what’s happening, find practical ways to manage symptoms and gradually build confidence in your body and what it can do.”
Teille enjoys crocheting, baking and crafts. You’ll often find her visiting our old work neighbours Kim and Rene for a coffee at B85 Artisan Bakery.