

Dr. Elizabeth Brew
B.Sci (Clin Sci). M.H.Sc (Osteopathy)

Elizabeth Brew graduated with a Bachelor of Clinical Science and Masters of Health Science Osteopathy from Victoria University.
She is a passionate about providing treatment that suits the individual. Through an intuitive hands on approach, she aims to address the underlying cause of her patients pain in order to achieve more wholistic results. She believes wholeheartedly in the beauty of the anatomy and wholeness which guides healing.
Of particular interest to Elizabeth is helping people with headaches and neck pain. She will always strive to use an empathetic approach to try and help her patients manage their pain.
Elizabeth has many special interests, in particular she has completed extra study to help treat
different forms of dizziness, particularly BPPV. She is also a registered Perrin Practitioner learning from Dr Raymond Perrin himself, in the hopes of helping those with myalgic encephalomyelitis. Elizabeth has also completed multiple courses teaching Osteopathy in the Cranial field and Biodynamic Osteopathy.
She also loves to help the older community to achieve a better quality of life through education, osteopathic treatment and exercise. She provides free falls prevention seminars to local community groups in the hopes of encouraging the older community to make positive health choices.
With a keen passion for supporting her patients bodies to continue doing what brings them joy, Elizabeth believes that education is empowering. She takes the time to share her knowledge so that each patient can take back control of their bodies. She offers valuable occupational and lifestyle advice so that the benefits of the consultation reach beyond the clinic room.
All aches and pains are of significant interest to Elizabeth. She is particularly enthusiastic about neck pain, headaches, vertigo and myalgic encephalomyelitis.
Elizabeth is available Monday-Thursday.

Dr. Karen Buckingham
B.Sci (hons), B.App.Sc. (Clin.Sci), B.Osteo.Sci.

Karen deeply appreciates our place in the natural world and is fascinated with the natural laws that create the dynamic vibrant world we live in. Karen’s understanding of how those natural laws express within us is expressed through her work as an osteopath.
Karen uses subtle touch and movement to support the innate wisdom of the body as it undergoes processes of change and repair.
Over the years, Karen has had the privilege of providing osteopathic support to people of all ages groups. She has a special interest in assisting babies, toddlers and children, as well as women pre and post pregnancy.
Karen has undertaken extensive training in biodynamic osteopathy (phases 1-9), cranial osteopathy (SCTF) and myofasical release. She has supplemented her osteopathic knowledge with studies in many areas of interest including pregnancy, pelvic pain and childhood development.
Karen works on Mondays & Tuesdays.
