Steven Fullagar has been in osteopathic practice for 18 years. With two undergraduate science degrees, Steven has invested his knowledge into understanding the workings of the human body. Steven is passionate about empowering patients to be in control of their own health and treats patients of all ages.

Steven studied Biochemistry and Physiology at the University of Reading, UK, prior to studying Osteopathic Medicine at the British College of Osteopathic Medicine (BCOM). Whilst at BCOM he also gained the Diploma of Naturopathy. He attained a Post Graduate Diploma in Osteopathic Sports Care at Leeds Metropolitan University. Steven is on the committee of Osteopathic Sports Care Association (OSCA UK) and was a clinic tutor and senior lecturer at the BCOM where he enjoyed sharing his skills with students and their patients.

In his spare time Steven can be found paddling on the river and enjoying his relatively new home city of fantastic Brisbane!

Dr Lucy Moore has practiced for over 10 years in both osteopathic and multidisciplinary clinics in London, over 3 years in a large multidisciplinary clinic in Singapore, and made the move to Australia in 2022, loving Brisbane and all it has to offer.

Since graduating from the from the University College of Osteopathy (formerly the BSO) in London, Lucy enjoys treating a wide variety of patients of all ages, and working collectively with fellow medical professionals and rehabilitation specialists, to facilitate a holistic approach to treating and managing her patients.

Although she holds a particular passion for using cranio-sacral techniques and has completed extensive courses with the Sutherland Cranial College, Lucy enjoys practicing a diverse range of osteopathic methods including structural, visceral and fascial techniques. She  treats a wide variety of patients including those with joint aches and pains; sports injuries; headaches; acute and chronic conditions; pre and post-natal mums and their babies and children.

Lucy has additionally done post-graduate courses in Kinesio Taping and Dry Needling, complimenting her treatments and facilitating rehabilitation of sports injuries. She is a firm believer in using exercise as form of both rehabilitation and in leading a healthy and happy life.

 

 

Dr Ian’s journey into osteopathy began close to home; following the birth of his daughter, he discovered firsthand the profound impact that a holistic, hands-on approach could have on helping both mother and child thrive. This experience ignited a deep commitment to supporting people of all ages in improving their health naturally.

Ian enjoys treating a wide variety of patients and conditions, with an interest in headaches and neck pain, acute and chronic back pain, general musculoskeletal and sports injuries including tendinopathies, and visceral or organ-related complaints. He takes pride in tailoring each treatment to the individual, drawing on a diverse range of osteopathic approaches such as structural, cranio-sacral, and visceral techniques to find what works best for each patient.

Outside the clinic, Ian is an active and passionate person, you’ll find him on the tennis court or building strength and mobility in the gym. Whether you are managing a longstanding condition, recovering from injury, or simply looking to feel and function better, Ian is here to support your journey to achieve your health potential.

Grace offers therapeutic massage at Westside Osteopathy, designed to complement osteopathic care and support the body’s natural capacity to heal, rebalance, and move with ease.

Her approach blends Western techniques to relieve muscular tension with Eastern-inspired principles that encourage the flow of vital energy along the body’s meridians.

With a background in yoga teaching, Grace brings a deep understanding of breath, body awareness, and the mind–body connection into her treatments. Her massage style is intuitive and holistic, addressing not only muscular tension but also overall nervous system regulation.

Jess is a student-athlete, currently training with the Queensland Academy of Sport for rowing. She has won gold at the Australian Rowing Championships, with hopes to one day compete internationally. When she’s not training or (attempting to) study for her degree in a Bachelor of Psychology, you’ll find her baking, enjoying a good movie or walking her dog.

Suhani is currently studying Chemical/Biomedical Engineering at UQ and dreams of one day becoming a medical device specialist. When she’s not studying, you’ll likely find her practising karate at her favourite dojo so it’s probably best not to get on her bad side! She also enjoys staying active through a variety of other pursuits, including going to the gym, walking, and lifting heavy weights. She is a friendly face and always up for a chat.