My Services

Structural Osteopathy Clinic in Dublin.

Professional pain management and injury recovery strategies, supported by science and refined with clinical expertise.

My approach to structural osteopathy is a blend of appropriate hands-on techniques which could include

deep tissue therapies

fascial release techniques

dry needling and/or

spinal manipulations

You can also expect a movement rehabilitation program that’s designed for you. You’ll receive personalised video recordings of your exercise program, with clear verbal and visual instructions on how to get the most out of your home rehab program. No exercise print outs and no confusing terminology.

Whether you want to pick up the kids without lower back pain, run a marathon without knee pain or finally get a good night's sleep without neck pain, my aim is to help you return to or achieve full health and fitness as quickly and as safely as possible. 

We’ll establish treatment goals appropriate to your needs and work towards achieving them.

With over 10 years of clinical experience I’ve treated a lot of injuries and pain conditions, both acute and chronic.

My clinical experience includes but is not limited to the treatment of:

  • Neck & shoulder muscle stiffness & spasms

  • Arthritic conditions

  • Whiplash associated disorders

  • Jaw pain & TMD 

  • Migraine & tension headaches 

  • Frozen shoulder & rotator cuff injuries 

  • Lower back pains & disc degenerations 

  • Hip & pelvic pain

  • Knee pain

  • Plantar fasciitis

If you’re unsure whether I can help you with a certain condition, please contact me and I’d be happy to advise you.

Frequently Asked Questions

  • I treat patients from about 11 to 80 years old.

    Patients under 16 years of age need to be accompanied by a parent or guardian to their appointment. The accompanying adult can be present in the room or wait outside during the treatment. Best email me yael@myosteopathy.ie if you’d like to enquire about an appointment for your teen.

  • The initial appointment is generally about 50-55 minutes.

    All follow-up appointments are between 45-50 minutes.

  • Appointments are €85. Payments can be made online at the time of booking or in the clinic after the appointment with cash or card.

  • Generally yes. I’m a registered member of The Osteopathic Council of Ireland. Treatments are usually covered by VHI, Laya, Irish Life and all other major private health insurance providers. Check with your provider and policy to see how much they will reimburse and the amount of visits they may cover prior to your treatment.

  • Your initial appointment will begin with a series of questions about why you have come in to see me and an overview of your medical history. This information helps me to begin to create a picture of what could be going on in your body. We’ll discuss any specific health goals that you may wish to achieve from your treatments with me.

    The next step will be an appropriate physical examination. Depending on your symptom presentation, I may choose to do a few clinical assessments, like checking your blood pressure and heart rate. Following this, I’ll conduct a postural assessment and appropriate orthopaedic tests to establish a working diagnosis for your problem.

    Then we’ll get stuck into treatment. My treatment approaches are always guided by best clinical practice. This means I use a blend of evidence-based science (what the research says works well) and clinical experience (what has worked well in my own clinical practice). As my patient, you are at the centre of this approach and the treatment will be designed to meet your needs and health goals.

  • For all treatment types, wear comfortable clothes. Please don’t wear jeans or tight fitting clothes. I need to assess how you move and I can’t do so if you’re restricted by your clothing.

    One of the osteopathic principles considers the body as a unit. That means, when I’m conducting physical assessments, I’m not just looking at the location of your injured/painful body part. I’m interested in how your body is organised as a whole unit.

    In general, bringing a pair of loose shorts and a loose vest would be ideal. If you’re female, sports bras with thick back straps make it difficult for me to work into the deep spinal and shoulder muscles. It would be helpful if you can wear a comfortable bra that can be adjusted as necessary.

    You’ll never be asked to expose any body part if you’re not completely comfortable doing so.

  • Bring any referral letters you think might be relevant for me to consider from your consultant, G.P., physiotherapist or any other healthcare professional you’ve been attending.

    If you have any recent blood panels or imagining - MRIs, CTs or X-rays - please bring a printed copy of the written report for your file. Or, this can be emailed instead to: yael@myosteopathy.ie

    Please do not bring imaging CDs.

  • This is always dependent upon the nature of why you’re coming to see me. My aim is to help you return to or achieve full health and fitness as quickly and as safely as possible. I’ll be in a better position to answer this question following your initial appointment.

  • Yes, of course. My clinic room is a bit small but if it makes you feel more comfortable to have a family member, partner or friend present then I’m happy to accommodate this. Maybe just let me know by text (0834619007) or email (yael@myosteopathy.ie) in advance of the appointment so I can arrange the room accordingly.

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