About David Proctor

Having completed a double major degree with high distinction in Anatomy and Human Biomechanics at The University of Melbourne before undertaking my Osteopathy degrees, I have always had a keen interest in how the structure and function of the human body are interrelated. I’ve been fortunate to work at numerous busy clinics and have therefore treated a wide range of issues over many years. I’ve worked with professional athletes from a number of sports including the AFL so have a great understanding of the biomechanical loads these athletes place on their bodies.

Things You Should and Shouldn’t Do After Osteopathy

2025-05-05T18:59:06+10:00

Things You Should and Shouldn't Do After Osteopathy Osteopathy is a holistic, non-invasive treatment approach that focuses on the body's musculoskeletal system. It’s often used to alleviate pain, improve mobility, and promote overall health. After an osteopathy appointment, knowing how to care for your body can ensure the best recovery and long-term results.  In [...]

Things You Should and Shouldn’t Do After Osteopathy2025-05-05T18:59:06+10:00

What is Myotherapy?

2025-03-05T15:09:24+11:00

What is Myotherapy? Are you experiencing muscle pain and tightness as a result of work, sport, pregnancy, or just life in general? Myotherapy may be a great treatment option for you. This increasingly popular form of manual therapy draws on clinical practice and a variety of techniques to address musculoskeletal pain and associated [...]

What is Myotherapy?2025-03-05T15:09:24+11:00