10 Best Osteopaths in Brisbane

The Whole Body Clinic provides osteopathic care at Mount Gravatt, with a whole-body approach to pain, movement and function. Treatments may include hands-on osteopathy, dry needling, massage, stretching, manipulation, exercises and shockwave, depending on the practitioner and presentation. The clinic caters to sportspeople, desk workers, retirees and people managing injury or recurring discomfort, combining manual treatment with rehabilitation and education. Jeremy Jose is described as a government-registered osteopath, while the wider practice offers care across several Brisbane locations. The approach considers related body areas rather than focusing only on the site of pain.

The Reform Lab Osteopathy supports recovery from injuries, persistent pain and movement-related concerns through osteopathic treatment and personalised exercise plans. Work described at the practice includes rehabilitation after injury, shoulder and neck strengthening, migraine support, scoliosis-related rehabilitation, back pain and knee concerns. Treatment is paired with clear explanations and exercises adapted to the person’s activities and tolerance, helping patients work towards returning to strength training or everyday movement. It suits people seeking a structured, exercise-informed approach rather than treatment alone.

All About Movement is an osteopathy practice supporting pain, injury recovery and movement through personalised treatment and exercise guidance. The practice works with concerns including lower-back pain, frozen shoulder, sporting injuries, pregnancy-related movement needs and pelvic-floor prolapse symptoms. Sam and Kristin tailor care to the person, explain causes and treatment options, and support patients through longer recovery processes. It suits people seeking help to understand their symptoms and build practical strategies for movement, whether returning to activity after injury or managing an ongoing condition.

Move Osteopathy in Alexandra Hills provides osteopathic care with treatment tailored to the individual presentation. The clinic suits people seeking help with musculoskeletal concerns, injuries or longer-term physical issues, including cases involving structure, muscles, fascia and body compensations.

Care can be organised around short-term and long-term goals, with treatment addressing the wider relationship between different parts of the body. The practice is also suitable for people who prefer to decide how many sessions they need rather than follow a fixed course.

Dr Gary Choi provides one-to-one osteopathy in Greenslopes for musculoskeletal pain, movement restriction and related care. Appointments begin with a discussion of the problem and history, followed by assessment of movement, joints and related soft tissue. Care may include consent-based hands-on treatment, dry needling where appropriate, sports and training injury care, pregnancy-related musculoskeletal support and a short plan that may include home exercises. Back pain, neck pain and headaches of musculoskeletal origin are assessed in clinic. Initial visits allow 60 minutes, while subsequent or review appointments allow 45 minutes. A GP referral is not required, and patients may bring existing letters or scans.

Prime Health Hub in Taringa provides osteopathy and a broad range of supporting therapies. Its listed services include rehabilitation therapy, lymphoedema treatment, osteopathy for women and children, shockwave, yoga and meditation, digital postural assessment, laser therapy and ultrasound-guided dry needling.

The clinic treats concerns including lower-back, shoulder, upper-back, ankle, foot, elbow, wrist and hand pain, as well as headaches, migraines, sciatic nerve pain, sporting injuries and muscular strains. Care can include advice and exercises, making it relevant to adults, children and people seeking pain management or recovery support.

Osteoworks provides osteopathic treatment tailored around the area causing pain, with assessment, pressure-point work, massage and manual adjustments forming part of the approach described by patients. The practice also includes remedial massage, with attention to chronic pain, muscle groups, realistic goals and education about what to avoid. It suits people recovering from an injury, managing ongoing pain or looking for maintenance appointments after improvement. Consultations focus on understanding the person’s body, lifestyle, needs and goals rather than applying an identical session to everyone. Massage and osteopathic care are available within the same practice.

Move Osteopathy - New Farm supports people seeking help with mobility, injuries and musculoskeletal problems. Its practitioners have worked with concerns including knee and foot issues, hip trouble, sciatica, hamstring problems and back injuries, while remedial massage is also available.

The clinic suits people returning to movement after an injury or looking for hands-on support with ongoing physical concerns. Different practitioners offer osteopathy and massage, so the service can accommodate both treatment-focused appointments and remedial bodywork.

Head Above Osteopathy Brisbane provides tailored osteopathic care for injuries, persistent pain and musculoskeletal concerns. The clinic addresses neck pain, headaches, back pain, sciatica, nerve irritation, knee pain, whiplash, sporting injuries and postural or movement issues, working with people from newborns through to older adults.

Its stated model is to identify the source of an issue, treat symptoms, restore movement and support maintenance. Consultations can include practical nutrition guidance and supplement recommendations, with referral to a specialist where a more detailed nutrition assessment is needed. The clinic also collaborates with GPs and other health providers when required.

Northside Therapies provides personalised osteopathy and remedial massage for all ages, with particular focus on pregnancy, postpartum and pelvic health. The first osteopathic appointment includes a full history, an external physical examination and treatment using techniques selected according to symptoms, age, health and preferences. Follow-up guidance may include home activities or another appointment. The practice also supports family osteopathy, with practitioners working across areas such as pain management, biomechanics, children’s care, pelvic health and postnatal needs. Its structured assessment and tailored treatment suit clients seeking care matched to their individual presentation.