Meet our Osteo’s
Dr Evan Marnezos
| After experiencing chronic back pain during high school, Evan was introduced to Osteopathy and was impressed by the results and the holistic nature of the treatment. From this experience he decided to pursue a career in osteopathy and enrolled into the Bachelor of Clinical Science (Osteopathy), and went on to complete a Masters of Osteopathic Medicine at Southern Cross University in Lismore.
Evan is passionate about treating athletes and has actively competed in powerlifting during his studies. Evan is eager to share the benefits of osteopathic treatment to people who are interested in their health and fitness and has a broad knowledge of pain and injuries in athletes, although is open to treating people from all walks of life. Evan adapts his technique to cater for his patient’s needs and is well equipped to assist those experiencing neck, back or joint pain! |
Dr Wei ‘David’ Tai
Having completed the 3 year undergraduate and 2 years Master of Osteopathy at Southern Cross University, David is a registered Osteopath in Australia, and in addition he’s also a registered neurological physiotherapist in Taiwan.
Using a range of soft tissue techniques, joint mobilisation, stretching techniques, dry needling and utilising his neuro physiotherapy backgrounds from the past, David is passionate about helping people ease their symptoms from neck, back or joint pain faster and improve body movements while addressing the underlying cause of their pain.
David is a SIRA accredited practitioner and is able to assist with Workers compensation and CTP claims.
He’s also working in our sister clinic in North Ryde, Ryde Natural Health Clinic
David is also fluent in English, Taiwanese and Mandarin.
About Osteopathy
Be it muscle pain, nerve pain, or joint pain, aches and pains can slow you down and stop you from doing the things you enjoy most.
While acute pain is often the result of trauma or injury, Osteopaths recognise that many chronic aches and pains are the symptoms of a dysfunctional musculoskeletal system- where you experience pain in an area not because those tissues are damaged, but because the tissues are under excessive or abnormal load due to other structures around it not performing their function correctly- stiff joints, tight or shortened muscles, asymmetrical movement patterns, or what you may refer to as poor ‘core stability’- these can all have an impact on chronic pain.
If you’re experiencing chronic pain, maybe it’s time to see an Osteopath?
At your first session, your Osteopath will ask you about the history of your problem to establish when and where the symptoms first started and how they may have changed over time, the treatments (if any) you have received to date, and the impact your pain may be having on your life.
After learning of the history of your pain, your Osteopath will carry out a hands-on examination, which comprises of various tests of the spine, nervous system, muscles and joints. Generally, none of these tests are painful, however if you are in acute pain, your Osteopath may ask you to demonstrate what positions and movements reproduce or exacerbate your pain.
After identifying the underlying cause/s your Osteopath will set some treatment goals, and provide targeted hands-on treatment- with the ultimate goal being to restore maximal, pain-free movement to your muscles and joints.
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