Osteopathy in Hawthorn

Hawthorn Clinic

At Move Beyond Hawthorn, our team of highly trained Osteopaths provides expert care for people experiencing muscle, joint, or ligament pain—whether from injury, overuse, posture, or chronic conditions.

Our osteopaths are university-qualified allied health professionals who take the time to understand your goals and create a tailored treatment plan to help you get back to doing what you love—pain-free and confidently.

We support clients of all ages, from athletes to desk workers, weekend warriors to retirees. Whether you’re dealing with a sports injury, postural strain, age-related wear and tear, or work-related discomfort, our osteopaths are here to help.

What to Expect from our Hawthorn Osteopaths

We use a combination of hands-on techniques and evidence-based rehabilitation to guide your recovery. Your treatment may include:

  • Soft tissue massage

  • Joint mobilisation and manipulation

  • Dry needling

  • Stretching techniques

  • Targeted rehabilitation and exercise programs\

Everything we do is aimed at reducing pain, restoring movement, and improving your long-term health.

Watch this short video tour of our clinic to see how our care is centered around your health goals, empowering you throughout your journey.

Our Hawthorn Osteos may help with

  • Acute muscular and joint strains and sprains

  • Sports injuries

  • Postural dysfunction

  • Headaches

  • Jaw pain

  • Neck pain and tension

  • Lower back pain acute and chronic

  • Chronic pain

  • Arthritis

  • Shoulder tendinopathy

  • Tennis & Golfer’s elbow

  • Pelvic & hip injuries

  • Pre and postnatal lower back and pelvic issues

  • Ankle and knee injuries

Our Hawthorn clinic offers a modern, welcoming environment designed by award-winning architect Adam Kane, reflecting our philosophy to help you Move into Freedom. With a collaborative team of allied health professionals under one roof, you’ll benefit from a truly integrated approach to your care

Our Osteopaths in Hawthorn may help with

Headaches and tension-related pain

,Our Osteopaths work through the neck, jaw and postural contributors that often sit behind recurring headaches.

Sports injuries:

Providing timely and appropriate care for sport-induced injuries, helping athletes return to their peak performance.

Tendinopathies:

Treating inflammation and injuries of the tendons, helping you regain strength and function.

Muscular and joint sprains and strains:

Alleviating pain and discomfort associated with sprains and strains, helping you reclaim mobility.

Arthritis:

Osteopaths often work with clients with arthritis to help keep them mobile and reduce symptoms, this may include referral to one of our movement services.

Shoulder, back and posture

Our Osteopaths work with Posture-related issues, particularly common in teens and young adults.

Dizziness:

Identifying and treating underlying causes of dizziness, helping to restore balance and stability.

Bone Health:

Our Onero Program is evidence-based to help improve and manage osteopenia and osteoporosis. Our Osteopaths may refer you to this as part of shared cared

TMJ - Jaw Pain

A common issue that impacts people, our Osteopaths are skilled at working with Jaw conditions to help ease pain

Osteo for Babies:

Our Osteopath Colby has special training and works with babies with conditions such as torticollis and plagiocephaly/brachycephaly

Meet the Move Beyond Hawthorn Osteopathy Team

Bridget Lambert

Osteopath

Clinical interests in sporting injuries, neck pain, lower limb injuries

Colby Capron

Clinical interests in Headaches, Tendon injuries and peadiatrics (working with children)

Osteopath

Lachlan White

Osteopath

Clinical interests in shoulder & back pain, posture & teens/young adults

300 Burwood Rd, Hawthorn VIC 3122, Australia

Hawthorn Osteopathy Clinic Contact Details

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300 Burwood Rd, Hawthorn VIC 3122

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Opening Hours

Monday – Thursday: 7am–8pm

Friday: 7am–6:30pm

Saturday: 8am–1pm

Sunday: Closed

Online Hawthorn Osteopathy Booking

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Hawthorn Osteopath FAQs

What should I expect at my appointment?

Initial assessment 60 minutes, this includes a medical and physical assessment, treatment and the provision of a management plan.

Almost all clients will need a 30 minute follow up consult to help shape their management program and check diagnosis and progress to ensure we help you achieve your goals.

Wear comfortable clothes to your first appointment.

Do you offer rebates?

We accept DVA, TAC, Work Cover, and EPC Medicare programs plus Private Health rebates are available.

You can claim Private Health and Medicare rebate on the day of your appointment if required.

Where are you located?

Beyond Hawthorn is located at 300 Burwood Road in Hawthorn, just west of Glenferrie road. We are located on the corner of Cook St and Burwood Road, between Power St and Glenferrie Rd.

When are you open?

We are open Monday-Saturday and have plenty of after hours appointments for your convenience.

Payment

We are a cashless business, payment may be made via credit card (Visa & Master Card). We do not normally offer credit on account payment. HICAPS facilities are available for private health insurance claims. Patients may be eligible for a rebate from Medicare under the Chronic Disease Management (CDM), however this must be in place and initiated by a GP before treatment commences.

Parking

There is ample on street parking in the area, with 1 & 2 hour parks located directly at the front of clinic on Burwood Rd. Please note that Burwood Rd is a clearway heading west into the city in the mornings and east away from the city in the evenings.

What does an osteopath actually do?

Osteopaths are university-qualified allied health practitioners who use hands-on techniques, including soft tissue massage, joint mobilisation, manipulation and stretching, to assess and treat how your muscles, joints and connective tissue are working together. Rather than just treating the painful area in isolation, osteopaths look at how the whole body moves and functions to find what's actually driving your symptoms.

What's the difference between osteopathy and physiotherapy?

Both are allied health professions that treat musculoskeletal pain and injury, and there's a lot of overlap in what they can help with. Osteopathy tends to take a broader, whole-body approach to assessment and leans more heavily on hands-on manual therapy, while physiotherapy often incorporates more structured exercise-based rehabilitation. At Move Beyond Hawthorn we offer both, and our team can help you decide which is the better starting point for your specific concern, or combine the two as part of a shared-care plan. We love finding the right practitioner for you - regardless of what profession.

Do I need a referral to see an osteopath?

No, you can book directly with one of our Hawthorn osteopaths without a GP referral. If you're being treated under a Chronic Disease Management (CDM) plan or have a specific referral from your GP or specialist, bring that along to your first appointment.

How many sessions will I need?

This depends entirely on what you're being treated for. Some acute issues resolve in just a few sessions, while chronic or complex conditions may need ongoing treatment. Your osteopath will give you a clear picture of expected timelines after your initial assessment, rather than locking you into a fixed package

Can osteopathy help with headaches?

Yes , headaches, particularly those linked to neck tension, jaw clenching or posture, are one of the more common presentations we see at Hawthorn. Osteopathic treatment can address the musculoskeletal contributors to headache frequency and intensity, working alongside any medical management from your GP.

Is osteopathy suitable for children?

Yes. Osteopathic treatment can be adapted for younger patients dealing with growth-related discomfort, postural issues or minor injuries, using a gentler, age-appropriate approach.

What should I wear to my appointment?

Comfortable, loose-fitting clothing that allows your osteopath to assess the affected area and surrounding regions, activewear or gym clothes work well for most appointments.

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