Osteopathic Care
Located in the heart of Camden and Bowral, our Osteopathy Clinics are a calm, welcoming space where you can slow down, breathe, and focus on your wellbeing. Whether you’re a new parent, a tradie, an athlete, or navigating the changes of ageing, we’re here to walk alongside you — with gentle, personalised treatment that evolves with you through every stage of life.
A Holistic Approach to healing
At the core of osteopathy is a simple but powerful belief: the body is one connected, intelligent system — and when one part is out of balance, it can affect everything else.
Our osteopaths take the time to look beyond the surface of your symptoms. Rather than just treating the area of concern, we explore how your whole body is working together — your posture, your movement patterns, your lifestyle, even how you’re feeling emotionally.
We know that true healing happens when all the pieces are supported. That’s why our holistic approach includes treatments that are gentle, hands-on, and tailored to you. We work with the body’s natural ability to heal, aiming to restore balance, reduce tension, and help you move and feel better from head to toe.
Our Osteopaths Treat:
- Back Pain
- Neck Pain & Headaches
- Joint Pain
- Postural Issues
- Sports Injuries
- Pregnancy-Related Symptoms
- Repetitive Strain Injuries (RSI)
- Sciatica
- Digestive Discomfort
- Babies & Children
Fully registered & Insured osteopaths
Osteopathy is covered by most private health funds. Osteopaths are also registered providers for Medicare, DVA patients, as well as workers’ compensation schemes and motor accident insurers. Medicare rebates for osteopaths are available for patients with chronic conditions and complex care needs on referral from their GP.
If you need further information regarding our provider codes please call the clinic below.
FAQ
Most frequent questions and answers
Osteopaths commonly treat back pain, neck pain and headaches, joint pain, postural issues, sports injuries, pregnancy-related symptoms, repetitive strain injuries, sciatica, digestive discomfort, and movement issues in babies and children.
Yes. Osteopathic treatment is commonly used throughout pregnancy to manage pain caused by postural and hormonal changes, and treatment is adapted to each stage of pregnancy.
Yes. Paediatric osteopathy is a gentle, hands-on assessment and treatment approach used to support babies with feeding difficulties, unsettled behaviour, torticollis (head tilt), and general movement or comfort issues.
Osteopathy takes a whole-body approach, looking at how different areas of the body relate to and affect each other. Physiotherapy tends to focus more specifically on the injured area and rehabilitation exercises. Many patients benefit from both, and our team will recommend whichever (or both) suits your situation.
Osteopathic treatment is hands-on but should not be painful. You may feel mild soreness afterwards, similar to what you’d feel after light exercise, which typically settles within a day or two.
Yes, in some circumstances. The NDIS funds osteopathy where it helps you work toward goals in your approved support plan — for example movement, coordination, gait, strength, energy management, and building the physical skills needed for daily activities. Osteopathy for general musculoskeletal pain or injury prevention is only NDIS-fundable if that’s specifically included in your plan.