Treatment Services

Also known as trigger pointing, dry needling is a fantastic tool for reducing muscle pain.
When a needle is inserted into a muscle knot - a neural reaction known as the twitch response occurs. This twitch response encourages blood flow to the area, bringing oxygen to the site and removing waste products such as lactic acid, helping the muscle to relax and heal. For those knots that just won’t go away, dry needling could be the answer.

Meticulous and comprehensive, osteopathy incorporates a hands on approach to examine, diagnose and treat musculoskeletal conditions. Osteopaths use a holistic approach. This means diagnosing the area of pain, whilst highlighting the other structures that are contributing towards it.
This formulates a management plan that targets more than just the injury, it provides a framework for preventative, long term results.

Taking responsibility for your health is vital for long term results.
All patients will be provided with rehabilitation programs to perform outside appointments, furthering your journey in recovery.
Programs will always be quick, manageable and will require minimal equipment, ensuring that it can fit into your schedule, no matter how busy.

Dr. Jack Edwards M.Ost

Jack obtained a Masters with Distinction at the University College of Osteopathy in London; a leading provider of osteopathic education around the world. After starting his career in the UK, he moved to Perth where he now calls home.

Having a lifelong passion for sports and music, Jack views health as a gateway to agency, allowing people to function and have hobbies without the fear of pain.

Jack has a hands on approach, utilising osteopathic techniques such as joint manipulation, soft tissue release and lymphatic drainage techniques. With additional qualifications in dry needling and personal training, he endeavours to provide patients with knowledge, relief and tools to overcome and take charge of their health.

Our appointments

We accept Private Health. Medicare rebates are available for eligible patients: DVA, CDM and Workers Compensation available

Book Here

Initial appointments involve 3 key parts:
1. Questions about your symptoms, general health and lifestyle
2. Examination of your movement and posture alongside further testing and neurological examinations if required
3. An explanation of findings and formulating a management plan
If appropriate and consented, we will then move on to hands on therapy or possibly referral.
If you have visited us before, standard appointments are designed to build on what we have found and discussed, as well as managing any new symptoms or pains that have arisen.
If you have visited us before but there is a two year gap since your last appointment, please book in as an initial consult.
If you have multiple complaints that you are seeking help for, an extended appointment may be appropriate.
This will allow for extra treatment time to make sure all your concerns are listened to and managed.