Looking for a local osteopath in Glen Waverley? Living Health Group based in Wheelers Hill, offers collaborative and evidence-informed osteopathic care.
Our registered osteopaths take a whole-person approach, working with you to understand your individual presentation and develop a care plan aligned with your goals. We may use a combination of hands-on techniques, movement strategies, and education tailored to your needs.
Clients commonly visit us for support with musculoskeletal concerns such as neck pain, back pain, activity-related strain, headaches or posture-related tension. Each person’s situation is unique, and our team takes the time to tailor care accordingly.
We’re conveniently located for residents of Glen Waverley, Mulgrave, Mount Waverley, and surrounding areas. Book now or get in touch to learn more about how we can support you.
What does an Osteopath do?
Osteopathy is a form of manual therapy that focuses on the way the body moves and functions. It involves assessing the whole body to understand how different areas may be working together or contributing to areas of discomfort or limitation.
At Living Health Group, our registered osteopaths take a person-centred and collaborative approach. We aim to understand your individual presentation and explore care strategies that may support your mobility, comfort, and physical function. Treatment may involve hands-on techniques such as soft tissue work, joint mobilisation, and movement-based planning — tailored to your needs.
Osteopathy takes a whole-body view of health, recognising that multiple systems and structures may be connected. We work with each client to explore how these factors may relate to their experience and support them in working toward their health and activity goals.
What People Often Come to See Us About
At Living Health Group, clients commonly visit us for support with:
- General lower back or neck discomfort
- Postural tension and related headaches
- Symptoms associated with nerve irritation (e.g. referred leg discomfort)
- Muscle and joint concerns related to sport or physical activity
- Recovery following injury or surgery (in collaboration with your broader care team)
- Shoulder, knee or ankle discomfort
- Jaw tension or tightness (TMJ-related symptoms)
- Ongoing muscular or joint strain related to work or daily activity
We provide individualised assessments and explore strategies to help support movement, reduce physical strain, and work toward your health goals.
How Osteopathy May Support You
Osteopathy is a form of manual therapy that focuses on how the body moves and functions as a whole. People often seek osteopathic care to help manage musculoskeletal concerns, tension, or movement-related issues.
Some ways osteopathy may support your health include:
- A thorough case history and assessment to understand your individual presentation and contributing factors
- Hands-on techniques to address muscles, joints, and movement — including massage, joint mobilisation, dry needling, stretching and gentle manipulation (when appropriate)
- Tailored care plans designed in collaboration with you, based on your goals and lifestyle
- Movement-based strategies that may assist in improving mobility and building resilience
Consideration of broader lifestyle factors — such as sleep, stress, work ergonomics, and posture — that may influence your physical well-being
What to Expect During Your Osteopathy Appointment
During your initial consultation at Living Health Group, your osteopath will take the time to listen to your concerns, gather information about your health history, and ask questions about your physical discomfort or limitations.
Your osteopath will assess your movement, observe posture and function, and may perform clinical tests to better understand your presentation. Where appropriate, they may refer you for further investigation such as imaging (e.g. X-ray, ultrasound, or MRI).
Treatment typically includes hands-on techniques such as soft tissue massage, joint mobilisation, stretching, dry needling, and myofascial release. Where relevant, your osteopath may also include exercise suggestions or taping to support your movement goals.
At the end of your appointment, your osteopath will discuss a collaborative care plan, which may include education, movement strategies, and lifestyle considerations tailored to your needs. The aim is to support your physical function and work with you to help manage discomfort and move confidently.
Meet our team of Osteopaths
Living Health Group was founded by Dr Lisa Gadd (Osteopath). With many years working in health care, Lisa supports a team-based approach that values collaboration and ongoing professional development.
Together with senior team members Dr Andrew Moerenhout (Osteopath) and Dr Rebecca Campell (Osteopath), they regularly lead internal sessions focused on clinical discussion, communication, and peer support — contributing to a learning environment that encourages reflective and evidence-informed care.
Our team includes registered osteopaths and qualified myotherapists who work together to support our clients with tailored, person-centred approaches.
Book an Appointment Today
Looking for support with movement or physical discomfort? Book now to see one of our redistered Osteopaths. Our team will work with you to understand your needs and explore care options tailored to your goals.
Conveniently book online, or contact us on (03) 9561 1958 or email at info@livinghealthgroup.com.au.