Osteopathy Point Cook

Luke will always greet you with a big smile. He has a very sharp sense of humour and a particular way of making his patients feel at ease from the first minute you meet him.

Luke has worked in private practice within the Point Cook area for over six years and is a trusted practitioner for all musculoskeletal injuries and complaints.

He has studied at the Gray Institute in the United States and has completed the GIFT program, as well as CAFS, a certification in Applied Functional Science. Luke now specialises in assessing and treating the body based on how it moves and applies the principles of functional biomechanics to develop custom assessment, treatment and training programs for his patients.

Additionally, Luke has completed considerable research into the causes, rehabilitation and prevention of ACL injuries and is working towards his PhD in this area.

Luke has a keen interest in using video analysis to examine the movement of joints within the body, which can significantly assist with sports performance and injury prevention. This unique analysis can also assist in assessing, diagnosing, and treating difficult or complex conditions.

He is currently an Assistant Coach at the Yarraville Cricket Club and a player in their men’s 1st XI team. Along with cricket, Luke has a passion for Formula 1 Racing and spending time with his beloved cavalier dog, Hugo, who often comes to the clinic for a visit.

Damien De Caneva thrives on the variety that each patient has to offer. He treats all types of conditions – from heel pain to headaches – with a particular interest in helping correct chronic injuries. He believes the essence of preventing recurring injuries is to prescribe practical, sustainable activities. He has worked in Point Cook for over seven years and is a well-respected member of the community.

Damien graduated from Victoria University in 2004. He has worked in sporting clubs such as the Adelaide Crows, as a researcher in Charing Cross Hospital, London, has taught in China, and consulted in private practices in both the city and country Australia-wide.

Damien has worked as a supervising clinician for Osteopathic students at Victoria University and served as a PR representative for the Victorian state council of the Australian Osteopathic Association.

He has recently completed a year-long course in functional movement at the Gray Institute in Michigan, U.S.A. He is currently focused on providing an optimum patient experience, which he feels is lacking in a typical physical therapy consultation.

Georgia is an experienced Osteopath from the western suburbs of Melbourne. She likes to get to know her patients and help them achieve their goals.

As an Osteopath, Georgia is passionate about assessing and analysing movement and providing treatment that achieves a pain-free lifestyle. Her treatments include a mix of traditional Osteopathic methods and functional bio-mechanic techniques.

Georgia’s experience is vast and includes the management of workplace injuries and the rehabilitation of musculoskeletal issues within the elderly community. She is also interested in sports-related injuries and works with patients of all ages to address musculoskeletal concerns.

In addition, Georgia is skilled in jaw and TMJ concerns and works closely with a local dentist to provide a holistic treatment plan for patients experiencing these complex issues.

Georgia is a supervising Osteopath at Victoria University. She mentors and teaches students at the student clinic associated with the VU Spurs women’s football club.

With a busy work schedule, Georgia likes to relax in her free time and enjoys the outdoors. You will most likely find her at the beach with her rescue greyhound dog, Ben, enjoying the sunshine and a good strong coffee.

Steve Resic’s passion for health began after a series of sports injuries in his teen years. This led him to seek multiple physical therapists for a resolution to ongoing hamstring strains, ankle sprains and hip pain.  After overcoming these injuries, it led to a career in helping people overcome their own injuries through the principles and techniques of Osteopathy.

Steve is an Osteopath who loves solving problems with a special interest in sports and injury rehabilitation. He believes everyone should be able to live and move pain free. When Steve isn’t working, you can find him at the gym, the beach, or your local skate park skateboarding.