Simon May

Simon May completed his Master’s Degree in Osteopathy at RMIT University, focusing on postural compensatory patterns and diagnostic testing. This academic foundation laid the groundwork for his clinical expertise in osteopathic care.

In addition to his formal education, he has undertaken postgraduate studies in dry needling. By continually updating his knowledge, Simon ensures he offers the most current and comprehensive treatments to his patients. His passion for learning and growth is evident in his approach to every case he handles.

As a qualified sports trainer, Simon’s practical experience extends beyond traditional clinics. His involvement with local football clubs, combined with his work with post-operative patients in Mombasa, Kenya, has deepened his expertise in rehabilitation. These experiences have shaped his approach to recovery, enabling him to understand the importance of targeted rehabilitation strategies for injury prevention and recovery.

With an active history in swimming, athletics, soccer, and water polo, Simon brings a personal understanding of musculoskeletal injuries to his practice. His background has equipped him with valuable insights into how injuries can affect both everyday activities and athletic performance.

This osteopath enjoys treating a wide range of patients, from office workers to athletes and weekend warriors. He relates well to people of all ages, ensuring each patient feels comfortable and confident in their care. Simon’s approach is patient-centred, focusing on identifying the root causes of symptoms while providing individualized treatment plans. These plans incorporate both immediate relief and long-term prevention strategies.