Ainslie Morris (Registered Osteopath)

B.Sci (Clin.Sci) M.H.S (Osteo)

OAKLEIGH AND HARTWELL

Shaun Richardson (Registered Osteopath)

B.Sci (Clin.Sci) M.H.S (Osteo)

OAKLEIGH AND HARTWELL

Shaun is an easy-going osteopath, who loves to help people move well, and feel good. He enjoys helping his patients to go about their lives without being hindered by pain, or stiffness.

He aims to provide relief from acute and chronic pain through manual therapy, and teaching people how to stretch, and exercise safely and effectively. He enjoys empowering people to take control of their own health, without lecturing! Shaun stays up to date with the best evidence-informed practice methods, and only uses treatment approaches that work.

Shaun has undertaken further study in Dry Needling (Advanced), Functional Movement, Strength Training for Rehabilitation, Motor Control and Stability for Rehab, Safe Kettlebell Lifting, & Pain Education.

When not at work, Shaun plays basketball, and enjoys camping with Claire and his mates in his ancient four wheel drive.

Tayla Rhodes (Registered Osteopath)

B.Sci (Clin.Sci) M.H.S.(Osteo)

OAKLEIGH

We are excited to welcome Tayla Rhodes to our team of Osteopaths in our Oakleigh clinic in 2020. Tayla is no stranger to Oakleigh, previously working with Oakleigh Crushers VAFA Football club as a sports trainer, attending to the treatment and prevention of game day injuries. Tayla is passionate about building therapeutic alliances with her patients in order to work together to achieve their goals, whether that is running marathons, doing the gardening, playing with their grandchildren or simply managing their pain well.

Tayla has always been drawn to a career in health due to her interest in community and passion for helping people. This is demonstrated by her involvement as a volunteer for the SES.

Tayla is interested in the treatment of all kinds of ailments, from top to toe, treating all ages from children to seniors. 

Claire Richardson (Advanced Practice Pain Management Osteopath)

B.Sci (Clin.Sci) M.H.S (Osteo)
Prof. Cert. Pain Sciences (UniSA)

OAKLEIGH, CARNEGIE

Claire is an experienced osteopath who enjoys assisting patients from a wide variety of backgrounds. Claire’s clinical interest lies in the treatment and prevention of persistent pain.

Claire empowers her patients through education regarding their diagnosis and how they can improve the speed of their recovery. Claire utilises a wide variety of manual treatment interventions, alongside exercise and neurological rehabilitation to get the best results for her patients. Claire also advises on lifestyle factors leading to the development or maintenence of pain, and is a qualified ergonomic assessor, servicing offices and workplaces offsite.

Claire has previously undertaken further study in the field of chronic and complex pain, and holds a Professional Certificate in Pain Sciences through the University of South Australia.

Claire has a firm emphasis on evidenced based therapy, and as such, has undertaken further study of evidence based interventions in many areas.

These include: Pain education, Ergonomics for Desk based workers, Dry Needling, Management of Tendon injuries, Biomechanical Assessment of Athletes, Functional Movement and Movement based treatment and rehabilitation.

Claire has been active in the media, and on behalf of Osteopathy Australia, has written blogs and commentary on many topics surrounding musculoskeletal health. See our Blog and Media section for more info.

Claire and Shaun also enjoy presenting seminars to groups of interested parties (such as gym trainers or clients), on topics such as pain, assessment and function. Please contact Chadstone Region Osteopathy if you would like to enquire about organising a seminar.

Caitlin Gill (Registered Osteopath)

B.Sci (Clin.Sci) M.H.S (Osteo)

CARNEGIE

Caitie is a kind and compassionate Osteo who loves helping people to get the most out of their body, and strives to get her patients back to the activities that give their life meaning. She doesn’t believe in one treatment-fits-all approach and instead has a tailored treatment plan for each patient based on their needs. She aims to find and treat the cause of the pain or injury, and not just treat the symptoms.

Caitie’s treatments incorporate a range of manual therapy techniques, as well as the prescription of strength and mobility exercises if appropriate. Caitie understands the benefit that movement can have on pain, and believes that movement and exercise should be fun and accessible for everyone, regardless of their age, fitness level or ability. Having previously completed a Cert III in Fitness, she can assist you in getting back into exercise if you haven’t done so for a while, or if you exercise regularly she can help to keep your body moving well and prevent injuries.

Although not originally from Melbourne, Caitie has picked up the local lifestyle and loves going for coffee or walking her dog through the parks and beaches of Melbourne. She also loves going back to her childhood home in the Snowy Mountains of NSW to go bushwalking, or just to relax in front of the fireplace.

Millie White (Registered Osteopath)

B.Sci (Clin.Sci) M.H.S (Osteo)

CARNEGIE

Millie has experience and a passion for treating people from all walks of life. Millie has always been interested in hands-on patient care, and prior to finding Osteopathy, she worked as a massage therapist & sports trainer for East Brighton Football Club.

Millie has been privileged to undertake clinical work in London, where she treated in a hospital, retirement village and at the University College of Osteopathy (UCO) clinic. 

Millie thoroughly enjoys being able to use her skills as an Osteopath to give back to the community, having worked at Sacred Heart Mission and more recently volunteering at Swan Reach fire base camp to treat firefighters who required musculoskeletal care due to their efforts fighting the recent East Gippsland bushfires.

Millie is qualified to perform Dry Needling and cupping as part of her Osteopathic treatments. 

Millie sees her role as an Osteopath to facilitate healing – using hands on treatment and empowering her patients with education and a clear management plan.

In her spare time Millie loves spending time with her family and friends, going to a yoga class, and getting outdoors for a beach walk or swim.