Mollie Keast ~ Osteopath

Mollie graduated with a double degree in Health Science/Applied Science (Osteopathy) from RMIT University in 2021.  Hailing from Woolsthorpe, Mollie was always eager to return to the southwest region to commence work upon completion of her studies. 

Mollie has a history of  participating in a variety of sports including netball, basketball and equestrian.  It was through encountering her own share of injuries that Mollie discovered the profession of Osteopathy. 

Mollie believes Osteopathy is not only a great approach to help individuals dealing with injuries and pain, but is also a key component to maintaining great health and mobility throughout all stages of life. She enjoys her role of educating and helping patients to achieve their individual goals. 

Mollie is interested in treating a wide variety of direct (articulation, soft tissue, HVLA) and indirect (counterstain, BLT, myofascial release) techniques, and often incorporates  muscle energy, and dry needling in her practice. 

Throughout this year, Mollie aims to broaden her skills, completing training in indirect treatment styles and Osteopathic pregnancy care.

Outside of work, Mollie loves the outdoors and her animals.  She can usually be found with her horses or her border collie Rory. She enjoys spending time with her friends and family, and hopes to be able to travel around Australia and abroad in the future.