Welcome to Northside Therapies
We treat the person not the symptom
We offer Osteopathy and Massage treatments in a professional and family friendly practice. We are open six days a week and we are conveniently located on Anzac Avenue, Kallangur with onsite parking.
Osteopaths are allied health professionals that use hands on techniques to diagnose and treat restrictions in the tissues of the body. Every patient is unique and thus we strive to understand your individual complaint and the factors that are contributing to it.
Treatment plans are individually designed to address the tissues and factors contributing to your symptoms. Our goal is not only to reduce your pain or discomfort, but to allow your body to function better to improve your overall health.
About Us
Northside Therapies offers Osteopathic and Massage treatments in a beautifully renovated 1950’s farmhouse. The practice caters for all ages. Ramps and wide doorways allow easy access for wheelchairs and prams, along with full disabled bathroom and baby change facilities.
The clinic has a family-friendly focus and welcomes babies and children. We have a dedicated children’s waiting room with toys and activities to keep the kids entertained.
The practice has its own car park to the rear of the building, for easy accessibility. There is also a bus stop out the front of the practice. We are located on Anzac Ave, Kallangur, only a few hundred metres from the Bruce Highway.
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Northside Therapies
1592 Anzac Ave,
Kallangur QLD 4503
Telephone: 07 3385 0200
If the main line is unavailable,
please call Mobile 0478 638 207
Fax: 07 3009 0472
Northside Therapies
5 days ago
Please note that we will be closed on Friday 29th October for the postponed Queensland Ekka public holiday and will reopen for business at 8am on Saturday 30th October. ... See MoreSee Less
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1 week ago
ARCHIES FOR KIDS!
Archies Thongs for Kids are now available at Northside Therapies!
The kids sizes range from 9K up to 3Y and have been made with straps that are a little tighter to help stop them coming off their feet.
We have a range of colours and sizes for you to choose from at the price of $30 (incl. GST). Take a look next time you are in!
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Northside Therapies
2 weeks ago
Do you have arthritis? How does it affect your life? Pain, reduced mobility, and quality of life are all things people with arthritis may experience on a daily basis. Join us today for World Arthritis Day to raise awareness for those who live with and are affected by an arthritic condition.
While there is no cure for arthritis, if you’re experiencing joint pain of any kind, remember… osteopaths can treat and may help you manage your arthritis. Call us today so we may be able to help you lead a better life.
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2 weeks ago
Kind words and smiles are free! What kind word will you share with someone today? #kindwords #bekind #kindness 🙂🙃😊 ... See MoreSee Less
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Northside Therapies
3 weeks ago
Interested in pregnancy management? If so, this may be of interest to you.Gestational diabetes has long been a controversial topic.
The controversy is well summarised by an opinion paper that was published in the Australian and New Zealand Journal of Obstetrics and Gynaecology last year.
The author pointed out that, "Despite the increasing numbers of women diagnosed, there is little to suggest outcomes are improved."
“Evidence‐based benefits from treatment are much less than is generally believed."
"While few babies can benefit, all babies treated, particularly pharmacologically, are exposed to potential harm."
"All treated babies have their growth and lean mass reduced, which may be detrimental, particularly as the majority are already of normal or small size."
"The pharmacological intensification of treatment is not based on sound evidence, is probably unnecessary, potentially harmful, and should be ceased until there is better evidence for benefit and safety."
"If parents are not correctly informed about these matters they cannot properly consent to GDM‐related interventions in their otherwise normal pregnancies, and this becomes important if interventions lead to problems.” (Hegarty 2020).
This is just one reason why it's so important to get informed. So you can make the decisions that are right for you.
More info and a link to the original article in my blog post at www.sarawickham.com/articles-2/gestational-diabetes/ ... See MoreSee Less
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