Helping you connect with your whole body and the way it feels; connecting you with practitioners who care.
Giving you the best of our care & advice at every consultation, helping you feel heard and validated.
Helping you understand your body, it's symptoms, and how to manage them; helping you access information to support your health.
Caring for you at any age, any stage & becoming a trusted health carer for you and your family.
Justin graduated from Victoria University in 2004 and initially worked on the Gold Coast before running his own practice in Rowville, Vic for 14 years.
Sally is a mother of two, keen gardener and lover of books & music. She looks forward to meeting you!
Tayla holds a Bachelor of Science (Osteopathy) and a Master of Health Science (Osteopathy) from Victoria University. In her final year, she gained hands-on experience treating a wide variety of patients at both the VU City Clinic and volunteer community clinics.
Her approach to osteopathy is patient focused, blending hands on treatment, tailored exercise
programs, and education to help people not just manage symptoms, but understand the root of their issues and feel confident in their recovery.
With a background in basketball, netball, and competitive dance, Tayla has a special interest in treating and managing sports and dance related injuries. Her own experience with a back injury as a teen dancer is what initially drew her to osteopathy, giving her a strong personal connection to the work she does.
Tayla has completed additional training in dry needling and holds a Level 1 Sports Trainer
qualification. She has spent the past two years supporting athletes at Parkdale Vultures Football Club with injury management.
Outside the clinic, Tayla enjoys staying active, spending time with friends, and travelling.
Georgia is a compassionate osteopath with a Bachelor and Master of Health Science (Osteopathy) from Victoria University.
She began her professional journey in the world of dance, completing a Bachelor of Dance at the Victorian College of the Arts. She went on to perform with companies in Melbourne and the UK, while also sharing her love of movement through teaching in various settings.
Georgia spent time in North Queensland treating a wide range of patients, including many veterans. This deepened her understanding of treating the body as a whole, recognising how mental wellbeing can significantly influence physical health. She also has experience in occupational health, with a focus on helping people achieve their return-to-work goals.
Georgia has a keen interest in women’s health, particularly supporting women throughout their pregnancy journey and beyond. As a new mum herself, she is excited to finally pursue her passion for working with babies and children, supporting families through these transformative stages. Her strength lies in attentive listening and creating a warm, caring environment for her patients.
Outside of osteopathy, Georgia enjoys spending time with family and friends (including her four-legged baby), staying active, and indulging in her love of quality coffee.
Georgia is excited to be expanding her osteopathic practice to include babies and children, offering gentle and supportive care to help little ones and their families.
