Georgia is an osteopath with a strong interest in chronic pain, sporting injuries, rehabilitation and functional movement.

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After experiencing two significant knee injuries herself that required surgery, she developed a genuine appreciation for the physical and mental challenges that can come with injury recovery, pain and returning to normal activity.

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That experience continues to shape the way she approaches patient care today.

Georgia enjoys helping people understand their body more clearly and working with them to create realistic, individualised plans that support movement, recovery and confidence.

She commonly works with people experiencing:

• chronic pain

• sporting and gym-related injuries

• mobility restrictions

• scoliosis-related discomfort

• neck and back pain

• movement-related aches and pains

Georgia treats a wide range of patients, from children through to older adults, and enjoys adapting treatment to suit each person’s goals, lifestyle and stage of life.

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Treatment Approach

Georgia takes a whole-person approach to care, recognising that pain and recovery are often influenced by more than just the site of symptoms alone.

Her treatment approach may include:

• hands-on osteopathic treatment

• movement and mobility assessment

• exercise and rehabilitation advice

• dry needling

• cupping therapy

• education around recovery and load management

She aims to create a supportive environment where patients feel listened to, informed and involved in their recovery process.

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Sporting Injuries and Chronic Pain

Georgia has a particular interest in helping people return to activity after injury, especially when pain has been ongoing or recovery has become frustrating.

Whether someone is recovering from a sporting injury, dealing with persistent pain or trying to return to exercise after time away, she focuses on practical strategies that help improve confidence, movement and day-to-day function.

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Outside the Clinic

Outside of work, you’ll usually find Georgia running or walking with friends, playing netball or trying out new lunch spots around the Gold Coast.