Our Team

Jack has been practicing Osteopathy since 2014. He discovered osteopathy after receiving treatment for a football incurred sports injury. This then sparked an interest in pursuing a career in the profession. 

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Jack is primarily a hands-on practitioner, and is known for his compassionate and easy-going demeanor. He aims to not only treat the symptoms, but the cause of your pain, as this achieves lasting results. 

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Jack has completed further study in dry Needling, kinesiotaping, cupping, and adolescent sports injuries.  

Kate has 14 years experience in Osteopathy and has been at the clinic for 10 years. Currently Kate works on Tuesday and Fridays, and while not working she spends her time as a stay at home mum for her growing family. 

Kate has recently returned from leave, and her friendly demeanour and caring approach is a welcome asset to have back in the clinic.  

Sharelle is a caring and passionate osteopath with over 10 years of experience working in Bendigo. She has completed additional training in dry needling, kinesiotaping, obstetrics and paediatric osteopathy.

Sharelle enjoys treating people of all ages and from all walks of life.  She has a keen interest in supporting women as their bodies change throughout their prenatal and postpartum journey, providing relief from headaches, postural strain, pelvic and low back pain, sciatica and carpal tunnel syndrome. 

Having had two children of her own, she understands the importance of optimising a mother's health and well-being as they nurture their new baby.

Matt is an experienced Bendigo Osteopath with a special interest in functional rehabilitative exercise. 

Matt has an extremely thorough knowledge of the structure and function of the body, and takes particular time and interest in exploring the movement patterns underlying the presenting dysfunction. 

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When not at work Matt spends his days on his farm in Colbinabbin with his family.

Thomas completed his Masters of Health Science (Osteopathy) at Victoria University. Many years of playing tennis and battling injuries as a junior athlete exposed Thomas to various allied-health professions sparking an interest in the human body and osteopathy.

Thomas utilises hands on techniques, exercise, advice and education to help provide his patients with the tools needed to continue management outside of the treatment room. All his patients leave with a clear understanding of their injury and the necessary steps needed to start moving through life again. 

Thomas has also completed further study in Dry Needling & Cupping and works with a Division 1 football club in metropolitan Melbourne. 

When not at work, Thomas enjoys living an active lifestyle and getting out and about for some food and wine. 

Johnny believes in taking a holistic approach to treating patients. He works with his patients to develop a sustainable plan to maintain recovery and prevent reoccurring injuries or pain.  

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Johnny began his journey in the health profession working as a personal trainer. This sparked a passion for understanding the human body's physiology and movement prompting him to enrol in the  Bachelor of Exercise Science program at Deakin University. During this time, he was fortunate enough to secure the position of Strength and Conditioning Coach for the Northern Knights Football Club.

Johnny’s desire for knowledge grew stronger and he made the decision to enrol in a Bachelor of Osteopathy at RMIT. This has given him a deeper understanding of specific conditions of the body and practical skills to assess, treat and rehabilitate patients. 

Johnny’s goal as an Osteopath is to support patients to regain and maintain their daily function.

"Movement creates more movement. Movement creates energy. Movement creates life." - Michael D'Aulerio

Rosie has been with the team since 2013, and is more than likely the first voice you will hear on the phone when you call.

Rosie is an irreplaceable asset to the Osteo Team clinic, and is always willing to 'go the extra mile' to help practitioners or patients alike.