Your appointment begins with a discussion about your symptoms, health history, lifestyle and movement patterns. Assessment may include looking at posture, mobility, strength and how different areas of the body are functioning together.

Treatment may include hands-on osteopathic techniques, soft tissue treatment, joint mobilisation, rehabilitation exercises and movement advice, depending on your individual needs and goals.

Initial appointments are 1 hour in duration to allow time for a thorough assessment, discussion and to begin treatment. Dr Brad takes the time to understand your body as a whole, supporting care that is individualised and focused on long-term movement, function and wellbeing.

Osteopathy in Australia is a regulated allied health profession, with osteopaths registered through AHPRA and trained in anatomy, biomechanics, clinical assessment and musculoskeletal care.

Dr Brad Corbett holds a Bachelor of Science (Clinical Science) and a Master of Health Science (Osteopathy) and takes an evidence-informed approach to care, combining hands-on osteopathic treatment with rehabilitation and movement-based support tailored to the individual.

Research supports osteopathic approaches for many musculoskeletal conditions, particularly when combined with education, movement and rehabilitation strategies. Treatment is always adapted to your symptoms, goals and stage of life, recognising that no two people or bodies are the same.

At Bodies in Balance Osteopathy, care focuses on supporting movement, reducing pain and improving long-term function and wellbeing.

Osteopathy may help support some of the physical changes and discomforts that can occur during pregnancy, including back pain, pelvic discomfort, postural strain and changes in movement as the body adapts throughout pregnancy.

Treatment is always tailored to the individual, stage of pregnancy and comfort level. Techniques used during pregnancy are adapted to support comfort, mobility and overall wellbeing.

At Bodies in Balance Osteopathy, Dr Brad Corbett takes a gentle, whole-body approach to care, considering how changes throughout pregnancy may influence movement, posture and function.

If you are pregnant and unsure whether osteopathy may be appropriate for your individual circumstances, please feel free to contact Brad. He is always happy to discuss any questions or concerns and whether treatment may be suitable for your needs.

The number of appointments varies depending on your symptoms, goals, lifestyle and how long the issue has been present. Some people seek support for short-term concerns, while others benefit from ongoing care focused on movement, rehabilitation and long-term function.

Following your initial appointment, Dr Brad Corbett will develop a treatment plan tailored to your individual needs. This may include recommended treatment frequency, advice to support your recovery between appointments and discussion around what to expect from future treatment.

Recommendations are always discussed with you and adapted over time according to your progress, goals and response to treatment.

Many private health funds provide rebates for osteopathic treatment, depending on your level of cover.

If you are unsure, we recommend checking with your health fund prior to your appointment. HICAPS facilities are available at each of the clinic locations for on-the-spot claiming.

Initial appointments are 1 hour, allowing time for discussion, assessment and treatment. Follow-up appointments are tailored to your individual needs and range from 30 to 45 minutes depending on the clinic location. Please see the individual clinic booking links for appointment times.