About Us
Dr Nathan Burke (Osteopath)
Dr Nathan Burke (Osteopath)
Dr Nathan Burke (Osteopath)
Nathan always knew that he wanted to be in the health sector, because he wanted to be able to help people. He decided that he wanted to work as a physiotherapist from the age of 15 when he was struggling with his own foot pain, but it wouldn’t settle down. It wasn’t until his older brother, also an osteopath, convinced Nathan that he shou
Nathan always knew that he wanted to be in the health sector, because he wanted to be able to help people. He decided that he wanted to work as a physiotherapist from the age of 15 when he was struggling with his own foot pain, but it wouldn’t settle down. It wasn’t until his older brother, also an osteopath, convinced Nathan that he should look into Osteopathy for his foot pain and this is where his passion for osteopathy began.
Nathan believes that the body is interconnected several ways and always educates his patients how a previous untreated injury is now causing another issue. Nathan always looks at the entire body when treating, he will always treat you from head to toe as he believes the body functions as a unit. Nathan is confident in treating a range of conditions. Nathan enjoys treating sporting injuries, low back pain and posture related issues.
Having previously worked interstate and gaining experience at arguably the world's most prestigious college, The British School of Osteopathy this has led Nathan to treating professional athletes in rugby, golf and triathlons.
Dr Tom McKenna (Osteopath)
Dr Nathan Burke (Osteopath)
Dr Nathan Burke (Osteopath)
Tom has always had an interest in sport, health and human anatomy. As a passionate sportsman he has had his fair share of injuries over the years. This has driven him to help others with their complaints and has ultimately led him to a career in Osteopathy. Tom is a Beaconsfield local, having grown up in the area, and has strong family co
Tom has always had an interest in sport, health and human anatomy. As a passionate sportsman he has had his fair share of injuries over the years. This has driven him to help others with their complaints and has ultimately led him to a career in Osteopathy. Tom is a Beaconsfield local, having grown up in the area, and has strong family connections throughout the local community.
Tom prides himself on his communication. He aims to improve the lives of his patients by tailoring treatment and management plans for each individual and empowers them with the tools to help achieve excellent outcomes. Tom provides a holistic approach when treating, incorporating a variety of Osteopathic techniques. He utilises a combination of firm and direct, as well as some more gentle techniques.
Having worked as an Osteopath for the last 4 years, Tom has developed a keen interest in work and sports-related injuries and rehabilitation and enjoys treating a diverse range of patients and complaints. With past experience as a provider of ergonomic and healthcare products, he has also been exposed to, and assisted with, many postural and musculoskeletal problems. He is a passionate footballer so is often speaking from experience when consulting patients about their injuries.