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Welcome!
Simon Clement, Osteopath
"For over twenty years we've offered comprehensive osteopathic treatment for a wide range of joint and muscle symptoms.
Patients on the Mornington Peninsula are assured of professional treatment from our qualified and caring osteopaths. Have a look around the site and learn a little about us, the practice and osteopathy and please get in contact if you have any questions. We look forward to hearing from you."
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As from 2010 we are delighted to be able to announce that Mornington Osteopathy will be consulting on Mondays and Thursdays at The Sports Injury Clinic in Frankston at 361 Nepean Highway.
TSIC has a well deserved reputation as the place to go for manual therapy treatment in Frankston and will offer our patients access to much better facilities. We will have access to specialist medical practitioners, gym classes and with over 1,000 patients a week passing through the doors we also feel it’s a great way to provide osteopathic treatment to a ever wider range of people.
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Rachael Mason, Osteopath
Rachael grew up on the Mornington Peninsula and attended Toorak College in Mt Eliza where she was the Sports Prefect for Swimming and Waterpolo. Following a strong background in swimming at a state and national level, Rachael developed a keen interest in medicine and sport.
In 2008, Rachael took up a full time locum position in private practice then travelled overseas for six months, holidaying in Egypt and all over Europe. Along her travels she visited Osteopaths in England, Scotland, France, Spain, Portugal, Italy and Greece, gaining valuable experience and furthering her Osteopathic knowledge. Currently, whilst working at Mornington Osteopathy, Rachael is back at Victoria University teaching Physiology and Clinical Diagnosis & Management at the City Flinders Campus.
On the weekends you will see Rachael on the sidelines looking after the Frankston Bombers Football Club, previously working for two very successful years with Seaford Football Club (1st XVIII Premiers 2007 & 2008). “Seeing injuries in the acute stage then treating players to get them back performing at their best is a great sense of achievement, and I can use the same principles in private practice no matter what age, ability or goal”. Following her success she was invited to be a presenter for AFL Auskick Sports Injury Clinics.
Tatra Mountains, on the border of Slovakia & Poland
Using soft tissue massage, gentle manipulation, stretching and indirect techniques, Rachael pays particular attention to the stresses everyday life puts on our bodies and also offers ergonomic advice to improve posture and to decrease wear and tear.