Bruce Lang - Sydney Osteopathy (Founder)

We are a professional team of caring and genuine practitioners.

The services we offer are; remedial massage, sports massage, pregnancy massage, physiotherapy, and dry needling.

Solving soft tissue and joint disfunction, all of our practitioners have a strong foundation using a science based approach to treatment and Osteopaths purely treat neuromusculoskeletal related issues.

• Osteopathy


• Remedial Massage


• Sports Massage


• Pregnancy Massage


• Physiotherapy


• Dry Needling

Osteopathy

Osteopaths are highly trained to manually locate points of restriction or excessive strain in the body. All treatment programs are highly individualised, depend on the current condition, past history, and ability to adapt to change of the patient.

An Osteopath will assess the spine, joints, muscles and tendons. Such techniques as soft tissue massage & stretching to increase blood flow, flexibility improvement for joints and muscles, muscle energy techniques (MET), myofascial release, active release therapy (ART) and dry needling.

Your Osteopath may also refer you for blood tests or X-rays or review existing diagnostic results where available, to confirm findings.

Remedial Massage

Remedial Massage provides a release and a healing treatment for muscles and tendons that have become damaged, impaired, knotted, tense or immobile.

For conditions created by lifestyle, Remedial Massage is designed to increase the flow of blood and lymph particularly in the injured areas. Allowing the body to return to normal health after injury, muscular-skeletal disorders, repetitive strain, postrual strain or with recovery from exercise.

Dry Needling

Dry needling is the use of solid centered needles (the same as are used in acupuncture) for therapy of muscle pain.

Addressing the dysfunction of the neuromuscular system, trigger point dry needling therapy aiding muscles that develop trigger points.

Neurologically the muscle remains tight causing local compression of the vascular, neurological and joint/biomechanical structures hampering the normal function of that tissue.

When you adequately release the muscle, the tissues may then assume normal function, with improved neurological conduction and vascularity.