Dr Kirsten O’Loughlin
Osteopath
B.Sc. (Osteopathy)/M.H.Sc. (Osteopathy)
What inspired Kirsten to pursue osteopathy was its focus on whole-person, patient-centred care. She is passionate about supporting the body’s natural healing processes and empowering individuals to take an active role in their own health.
With particular interests in sporting injuries, TMJ/headaches, pre and postnatal care, acute neck/back pain and chronic conditions, her treatment style is gentle yet effective. She enjoys using a wide range of techniques tailored to each person’s needs, including soft tissue massage, joint manipulation, articulation, dry needling, and cupping therapy.
Kirsten’s personal commitment to movement and wellbeing led her to further her studies in Clinical and Rehabilitation Pilates. She enjoys integrating tailored exercise and rehabilitation programs into her treatments, helping patients restore function and achieve their individual health goals.
Outside the clinic, you’ll find her staying active with Pilates and running, enjoying live music and sporting events, exploring new destinations, or unwinding with a good book.
Blogs by the team
Why is sleep so important?
We all know how a good nights sleep can leave us feeling fresh and ready to the tackle the day, but why is sleep so import? In the second of our posts on sleep Dr Belle Picco, Osteopath, explores this question as well as some of the potential outcomes of not getting enough sleep.
Why do I wake up sore?
As Osteopaths we get asked this question on a regular basis by a variety of patients " Why do I wake up sore?". We know that sleep is a restorative activity, one that provides the body with an opportunity for growth and repair, a time to recover from the stress of...
The importance of hydration
We have all heard that we should drink more water and that it is important to stay hydrated, but why? Dr Damien Ryan, Osteopath, takes us through some of the reasons and some handy hints on how to maintain adequate hydration throughout the day. Did you know...