Dominic Briscomb.
Practice Principal/Osteopath
Dominic holds a Masters of Clinic Science in Osteopathy as well a Bachelor of Applied Science in Human Movement.
He has been treating patients as an Osteo for over 20 years and as a masseur for 5 years before that. During that time, he has treated an enormous range of patients - with a wide range of conditions and abilities - from the sick and infirm, through to elite sport people, including children to the elderly, and everyone in between.
Dominic is a cyclist and has a keen professional interest in how the human body performs when cycling. He offers Bike Fit sessions to help cyclists enjoy their cycling more through increasing comfort, balance, and confidence and optimising performance.
Sara Polastri.
Practice Principal/OsteoPath
Sara holds a Masters of Osteopathy Bachelor of Applied Science (Complementary Medicine) and has completed her Cert IV Mat Pilates course. Sara has worked at multiple clinics throughout Victoria and Queensland which has supported the broadening of her knowledge and treatment style.
Sara’s professionalism and friendly nature enables her to treat each individual in a unique manner, ensuring the best results for all her patients. While providing thorough diagnosis and examination she is able to treat and prescribe a range of exercises in order to help manage a patient’s pain.
She enjoys treating a range of complaints ranging from acute low back/neck pain, TMJ pain and headaches.
Sara has a keen interest in women’s health and pelvic conditions such endometriosis.
She uses a varied technique approach to treatment including: soft tissue, massage, stretching, mobilisation and articulation; tailoring every treatment for the patient.
Paul Attenborough.
Osteopath
Paul originally trained as a Remedial Massage Therapist but quickly became fascinated with osteopathy. He was impressed by how effective the holistic care he received was after a sports-related spinal injury.
He now holds a Bachelor of Science (Clinical Science) and a Masters in Health Science (Osteopathic Medicine).
Paul draws on more than 10 years of experience and advanced knowledge of anatomy, physiology and pain science to provide an integrated and holistic approach. Using the latest evidence to guide his practice, he blends traditional osteopathic techniques with clinical rehabilitation to make sure all of the patient’s conditions are cared for.
He is passionate about sharing this interest and knowledge with others in his full time role as Lecturer in Osteopathy at RMIT University, teaching a range of courses including osteopathic technique and medical examination, and coordinating clinical placements for students.
Shane I’Anson.
osteopath
Shane completed his Masters of Health Science (Osteopathy) at Victoria University. Shane also holds his Undergraduate Degree in Osteopathy, a Bachelor of Social Work and his Diploma of Education.
He has significant professional experience in social welfare, disability, education and health, spanning over a decade, working for various institutions and with individuals from all different walks of life.
Shane has always had a passion for helping others feel better about themselves and their health. He enjoys treating and educating patients, empowering them to take control of their own health journey.
Shane uses many techniques in his treatments, including: soft tissue massage, stretching, mobilisation, articulation, manipulation and exercise rehabilitation.
Samara Hodson.
Remedial massage therapist
Samara has over 11 years experience offering a unique treatment incorporating a range of techniques such as trigger point therapy and myofascial release, addressing pain and increasing mobility.
She has completed advanced Dry Needling training though CPD health to treat trigger points causing referred pain such as headaches and neck and shoulder tightness. Great for rehabilitating repetitive strain and sports injuries.
Rachel Norman.
Ren massage myotherapy
Rachel holds her Advanced Diploma of Myotherapy, Diploma of Remedial Massage, Cert IV in Massage Therapy Practice including Pregnancy Massage, and Cert in Hot Stone Massage.
She has worked in a number of allied health clinics around Victoria and now runs her own business ‘REN Massage & Myotherapy’, often working with Hockey Victoria, supporting young athletes at state championships around Australia.
Rachel is passionate about helping others improve their quality of life and has a keen interest in musculoskeletal conditions, particularly sports related injuries.
Her treatments include: assessments, remedial massage, dry needling, cupping, trigger point therapy, myofascial release, corrective exercises and kinesiology taping.