With a passion for health and chronic pain conditions, Skye established Noosa Osteopathy in 2004. Originally from Victoria, she moved to the Sunshine Coast after completing a Bachelor of Science (Clinical Science) and Masters in Health Science (Osteopathy) from Victoria University in Melbourne. During her Masters, Skye was a part-time lecturer in Anatomy, Physiology and Pathophysiology.
She is now part of the CPD Health Courses team and teaches Dry Needling and loves it. Since moving to Queensland, Skye has undertaken a number of post graduate programs in Cranial and Biodynamic Osteopathy - her passion involves paediatrics and pregnancy. She has also travelled as team Osteopath to Italy with the Sunshine Beach Surf Lifesaving Club Masters team in 2004, treated elephants at Australia Zoo and enjoys a challenge.
She is now part of the CPD Health Courses team and teaches Dry Needling and loves it. Since moving to Queensland, Skye has undertaken a number of post graduate programs in Cranial and Biodynamic Osteopathy - her passion involves paediatrics and pregnancy. She has also travelled as team Osteopath to Italy with the Sunshine Beach Surf Lifesaving Club Masters team in 2004, treated elephants at Australia Zoo and enjoys a challenge.
Services
Dr Skye Duncan (Osteopath) and her team has over 17 years of experience. We are skilled in the treatment and management of neuro-musculoskeletal conditions. We understand the process of pain and disease and aim to diagnose and treat with a holistic approach to take care of each person as an individual.
At Noosa Osteopathy, we understand how pain, stiffness and injury can really affect your life. It can restrict your mobility, make everyday activities almost unbearable, and reduce your quality of life. Don't let one of these niggling injuries get you down. Contact us and let your osteopath diagnose, treat, and help you manage your current health problems.
What is Osteopathy? Osteopathy is based on the philosophy that structure governs function. If the body's structure is correct, then it can function at optimal health. The main objective of osteopathy is to improve the body's structure in order to normalise its function. To do this, hands-on techniques are used - such as soft-tissue massage, joint mobilisation and manipulation, and myofascial stretching.
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Victoria Luck
Aug 18, 2019
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Very expensive, and disappointing. She clock watched until it got to 1 minute before half an hour and then very swiftly ended the session and got me to leave. Didn’t feel any value for money. I strongly recommend you ask about her prices before assuming anything. I paid the PRICE by not doing so. That’s all I will say on that.
