The Seaside Osteo

When aches and pains start interfering with your seaside Peninsula lifestyle, The Seaside Osteo in McCrae is where locals turn for real solutions. With a dedicated team of four experienced osteopaths and allied health professionals, the clinic is open six days a week in McCrea. This isn’t your typical clinical. The team actually understands that sometimes the best therapy involves getting you back out there doing what you love, whether that’s chasing down a cricket ball or simply being able to enjoy a day at the beach without wincing.

Led by a Local Who Gets It

Principal osteopath Dr. Callum Traynor leads this skilled team of practitioners, bringing over five years of experience and a genuine commitment to community health. With a passion born from 15 years working in football and netball, Callum and his team know the difference between someone who’s truly recovered and someone who’s just eager to get back in the game. Their approach is collaborative and straightforward. You won’t leave confused about what’s wrong or what to do next. They take the time to explain everything in plain language you can understand and share with your family.

Complete Care Under One Roof

The Seaside Osteo offers comprehensive care beyond traditional osteopathy. You’ll find physiotherapy, clinical Pilates with personalized programs, kinesiology for energy balancing, acupuncture for natural pain relief, psychology and counseling services, naturopathy with nutritional guidance, and meditation sessions. They specialize in pregnancy and women’s health including pelvic floor assessments, treat jaw pain and headaches, offer golf biomechanics assessment, and provide vertigo treatment. As the only concussion clinic on the Southern Peninsula, they deliver baseline testing and comprehensive assessment to keep local athletes safe.

Concussion Care That Sets the Standard

The clinic provides baseline testing for local clubs including Rosebud Football and Netball and Rye Sorrento Waves Junior Footy. Using comprehensive testing of balance, memory, coordination, and reaction time, they ensure athletes only return to play when truly recovered, not just after a certain number of days. This evidence based approach means clear answers instead of guesswork.

Active Recovery Starts With You

Here’s the thing about osteopathy: it’s not passive. You’ll have exercises, activities to increase, and some things to avoid between sessions. Your participation is essential. The goal is keeping you doing what you love, which requires being an active partner in your care. You’ll regularly see the team volunteering at community events like the Rosebud Australia Day Fun Run and supporting local sporting clubs, because that’s what being part of the Peninsula community means.