OUR OSTEOPATHS

Dr Rachel Longchar

Available: Saturday

Qualifications:

Master of Public Health - Monash University
Bachelor of Health Science / Bachelor of Applied Science

(Osteopathy) with distinction - RMIT University
Bachelor of Science (Biochemistry) - The University of Melbourne
Level 2 Myofascial Dry Needling and Cupping - MMA

Areas of interest:

Rachel has a particular interest in the treatment of acute and chronic pain, headaches, TMJ (jaw) dysfunction, shoulder pain, repetitive strain injury, spinal presentations, hip and pelvic issues and pregnancy related pain.

As a health advocate, she is dedicated to helping people from all walks of life to get back to the activities they enjoy following an injury, help those with chronic conditions to manage flareups and encourage everyone who is on a health journey to better understand their mind and body.

Each treatment with Rachel is individualised and can incorporate a variety of osteopathic techniques, health education, exercise rehabilitation and stress management. She is also qualified to use dry needling as an adjunctive therapy.

About Rachel:

Rachel was born and raised in Melbourne, where she has completed all of her tertiary qualifications. She is dedicated to staying up to date with the latest research developments within the field and combining her interests in both osteopathy and public health.

Currently, Rachel teaches anatomy and physiology at university level to students from the health science, nursing, paramedic and speech pathology disciplines. She also has experience providing pain management to residents in aged care.

She has worked extensively in the not-for-profit community health sector, was a volunteer caseworker for Asylum Seekers, and travelled to Bali, Indonesia where she volunteered through an osteopathic-led charity to treat children with physical and mental disabilities.

In her spare time, Rachel enjoys yoga and hiking, reading the Russian classics, trying to learn French, and expanding her horizons by immersing herself in other cultures.

Dr Mason Webb

Available: Monday Tuesday and Thursday

Qualifications:
Bachelor of Health Science/Bachelor of Applied Science (Osteopathy) with Distinction
Level 1 Dry Needling and Myofascial Cupping 
Neurological Dry Needling for Head and Neck

About Mason:
Mason has worked as a rock climbing instructor and understands the roles of motion, balance and flexibility within each segment of the body and how important they are to achieving a pain free lifestyle.

Mason’s treatment style is direct, with the aim of getting your musculoskeletal system moving the way it should be so you can get back to the activities that you love the most!

Area of interest:
Mason treats all ages and conditions with a keen interest in acute pain, headaches and lower back pain.

Dr Jacqueline Roy

Available: Wednesday and Friday

Qualifications:
Bachelor of Health Science
Bachelor of Applied Science (Osteopathy)
Clinical Pilates MBCT Certification at DMA Pilates
Level 1 Rowing Coach
Level 1 Sports Trainer

About Jacqueline:
Jacqueline grew up dancing and rowing where she fell in love with the body and movement. She completed her Osteopathy studies at RMIT in 2017 while working as a swim teacher, sports trainer, and rowing coach. Jacqueline has completed training in clinical pilates and integrates this into her treatment and patient management.

Jacqueline uses a combination of treatment styles to best help her patients, preferring to tailor treatments to the injury and the individual. She has a passion for educating patients, and creates a calm relaxing space.

Areas of interest:
As an osteopath Jacqueline loves treating anyone and everyone (so long as they are over 4 years old). She has particular interest in chronic pain, peri-natal conditions, TMJD, and headaches. She has completed extra training in ergonomic desk set-ups, pregnancy, cranial techniques, tongue-tie, and post-breast cancer care.