Nadine McNamara - Osteopath

Nadine graduated from Victoria University in 2014.  From the age of 13, Nadine’s own personal experience with Osteopathy ignited her aspirations to work in the field herself  The interrelationship between the structure and function of the body is the principle of Osteopathy which resonates strongly with Nadine.  The fact that Osteopaths look at patients holistically, and really understand the relationship between anatomy and physiology and are able to apply it to every patient’s presentation, is what makes Osteopathy unique. Her preferred techniques include soft tissue and myofascial release and joint articulation.

Hailing from Colac, and a keen participant in netball, basketball and previously dancing,  Nadine’s niche is treating and rehabilitating sporting injuries. Nadine has many skills at her disposal to help diagnose, treat and manage musculoskeletal injuries. 

Outside of work Nadine obviously enjoys keeping active, and spending time with her friends and family. She also loves to travel - she’s been to the UK, Europe, South America and South East Asia and has a few more destinations still on her list to tick off.

• Birthwork with Fiona Hallinan and Jenny Blyth: Creative Ways of Making Space for Babies (Melbourne, 2021)
• Feet Health Life with FAARA: Foot and Ankle Post-operative and Sports Medicine (Geelong, 2021)
• Corporate Work Health Australia Strength and Conditioning - Exercise Prescription and Squat Patterns (Online, 2021)
• Sports Map with Johan Lahti: A Multifactorial Approach to Hamstring Injury Prevention in Team Sport (Online, 2020)
• Sports Map with Steve Saunders: Hip & Groin Pain (Online, 2020)
• Epworth Foot and Ankle Virtual Masterclass (Online, 2020)
• Sports Map Online Conference: Mastering Lower Limb Muscle Injuries (Online, 2020)
• Rock Tape Kinesiology taping (Colac, 2019)
• Pain Education with Alison Sim (Geelong, 2018)
• APPI Clinical Pilates Matwork - The foundation (Melbourne, 2017)
• Select Physio with Jörgen Forsberg: Dry Needling beginners to intermediate level 1 (Brisbane, 2016)

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