Clinical Pilates at Chadstone Region Osteopathy is an evidence-based exercise program supervised by our Osteopaths, Caitlin Gill and Shaun Richardson.
It combines reformer Pilates and tailored exercise therapy to help you:
Build strength, stability and mobility
Recover from injury safely and with confidence
Progress from gentle rehabilitation to more challenging movement
Support long-term relief from both acute and chronic pain
Clinical Pilates at Chadstone Region Osteopathy can help with:
Back pain, neck pain, shoulder injuries, hip and knee arthritis
Sciatica and postural imbalances
Sports injuries, post-surgical rehab, sprains, tendinopathies, and fibromyalgia
Post-partum recovery and hypermobility issues
Improving fitness and returning to exercise at any age
One-on-one assessment with your osteopath
Personalised program designed around your injury history and goals
Use of reformer equipment and gym-based exercise
A clear plan for ongoing progress
All sessions are one-on-one at our Oakleigh clinic, and can be adapted to suit any age, fitness level, or injury history.
While regular Pilates classes can be a great form of general exercise, Clinical Pilates is different because it is:
Supervised by Osteopaths – every session is led by a registered health professional who understands your injury history and movement limitations.
Tailored to You – unlike group fitness classes, Clinical Pilates is one-on-one, customised for your condition, and adjusted as you progress.
Safe for Rehabilitation – ideal if you’re recovering from back pain, joint injury, surgery, or managing chronic pain.
Evidence-Based – programs are guided by current rehabilitation research and the same clinical principles used in osteopathy treatment.
Progressive & Measurable – exercises are designed to gradually build your capacity, improve confidence, and transition you towards everyday or sporting goals.
In short: Clinical Pilates combines the benefits of Pilates with the safety, precision, and medical insight of osteopathy — ensuring you move with confidence, not guesswork.
Pilates was developed in the early 20th century by Joseph Pilates, who designed the method as a way to improve strength, control, and overall body conditioning. Originally used to help injured soldiers and dancers recover safely, Pilates has always focused on controlled movement, breath, and core stability.
Now modernized and supported by evidence-based research, Pilates is an effective method for preventing and rehabilitating musculoskeletal conditions.
Clinical Pilates at Chadstone Region Osteopathy can help with:
Back pain, neck pain, shoulder injuries, hip and knee arthritis
Sciatica and postural imbalances
Sports injuries, post-surgical rehab, sprains, tendinopathies, and fibromyalgia
Post-partum recovery and hypermobility issues
Improving fitness and returning to exercise at any age
One-on-one assessment with your osteopath
Personalised program designed around your injury history and goals
Use of reformer equipment and gym-based exercise
A clear plan for ongoing progress
All sessions are one-on-one at our Oakleigh clinic, and can be adapted to suit any age, fitness level, or injury history.
While regular Pilates classes can be a great form of general exercise, Clinical Pilates is different because it is:
Supervised by Osteopaths – every session is led by a registered health professional who understands your injury history and movement limitations.
Tailored to You – unlike group fitness classes, Clinical Pilates is one-on-one, customised for your condition, and adjusted as you progress.
Safe for Rehabilitation – ideal if you’re recovering from back pain, joint injury, surgery, or managing chronic pain.
Evidence-Based – programs are guided by current rehabilitation research and the same clinical principles used in osteopathy treatment.
Progressive & Measurable – exercises are designed to gradually build your capacity, improve confidence, and transition you towards everyday or sporting goals.
In short: Clinical Pilates combines the benefits of Pilates with the safety, precision, and medical insight of osteopathy — ensuring you move with confidence, not guesswork.
Pilates was developed in the early 20th century by Joseph Pilates, who designed the method as a way to improve strength, control, and overall body conditioning. Originally used to help injured soldiers and dancers recover safely, Pilates has always focused on controlled movement, breath, and core stability.
Now modernized and supported by evidence-based research, Pilates is an effective method for preventing and rehabilitating musculoskeletal conditions.
Oakleigh Osteopathy & Allied Health
info@chadstoneregionosteo.com.au
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