Growing pains are a common occurrence in children aged 3 to 12 years old. They usually happen in the legs, specifically in the calves, thighs, and behind the knees, but can be felt in other areas of the body as well. These pains can occur during the day but are more commonly experienced at night, often interrupting sleep. Despite their name, growing pains are not caused by growth spurts and do not indicate any underlying medical condition. They are simply a natural part of a child's development.

Cranial Osteopathy treatment can be a transformative experience for many. However, knowing how to best care for yourself after your treatment is just as important. This gentle guide aims to provide you with helpful and nurturing advice to aid your recovery and ongoing wellness.

Hi there, Thornbury! I'm Faye, a cranial osteopath who loves to work with patients of all ages, from babies to adults. After many years working as an Osteopath in Geelong, Ocean Grove, Queensland and overseas, I'm thrilled to be joining the buzzing community in Thornbury and surrounds and looking forward to connecting with you and contributing to a community that’s all about holistic health and wellness.

Birth is a beautiful part of life, but it can be physically challenging for both mother and baby. Just like mum, a baby also needs time to recover from a tough or difficult birth.

Recovering from a cesarean section delivery can take some time, but with the right tips and advice you’ll be back on your feet in no time. Check out our comprehensive guide to help you heal quickly and comfortably.

Struggling with chronic pain or stress? Discover how to tune into your body and listen to what it tells you in this blog post.