About
About Us
At The Whole Body Clinic, we strive to assist your body’s function to be the best it can be. By using the most up to date techniques and combining them with Evidence Based Medicine, we can help you in reaching your wellness goals.
So it does not matter if you’re an avid sportsman, a desk worker or enjoying your retirement days, The Whole Body Clinic can provide care for all your needs with a holistic, individualised approach to get you back to your best.
Meet the Team
Dr Jeremy Jose
Osteopath
Jeremy was educated at Victoria University, where he gained a Bachelor Degree in Science (Clinical Science) and a Masters of Health Science (Osteopathy). Jeremy is also qualified in Dry Needling, which can be incorporated into Osteopathic treatment for many conditions.
Jeremy has been actively involved in competitive sport from an early age including basketball, football, soccer & cricket. His passion for sport has ultimately lead him to his professional career in health. Studying Osteopathy for 5 years and practicing for over 10 years has been key for him in providing effective treatment and management of injury and pain for his clients.
Experience has confirmed Jeremy's belief that health care is more than just treating an injured body part, and feels this is a central principle that enables not only symptomatic relief, but effective rehabilitation and education that leads to a long term fix and injury prevention.
Jeremy is a government registered Osteopath and a member of Osteopathy Australia, and is also registered with Medicare, Work Cover Queensland and the Department of Veteran Affairs. Jeremy participates in ongoing skill development and education to remain at the forefront of the application of treatment and patient management.
Dr Mark Crawford
Osteopath
Manual therapy was always on the horizon for Mark. With a keen interest in all sports and attempts at Basketball, Lacrosse, Footy and Cricket, Mark realised that he was much better at fixing injuries and improving others performance than improving his own.
This put Mark on a journey that included Exercise Science, which allowed him to build experience in injury recovery and rehabilitation and performance training, a teaching diploma before finally completing his Osteopathy degree in 2011 at Victoria University. Mark uses a holistic approach to your injuries and uses a variety of techniques to help you get back to feeling yourself again. These include massage, stretching, manipulation and exercises to help you prevent painful reoccurrences. Mark also utilises Shockwave therapy for those stubborn conditions, like plantar fasciitis and long-term tendon problems, and Therapeutic Ultrasound and Interferential for your acute pains.
Mark has gone on to assist a great range of people of all ages, including Australian representatives in Lacrosse, Basketball, state level gymnasts, rugby, cricket and football players and weekend warriors that need to finish planting those trees on the weekend.
Mark's Qualifications include Bachelor of Applied Science (Human Movement), Graduate Diploma of Education (Secondary), Bachelor of Science (Clinical Science), Masters of Health Science (Osteopathy) and Clinical Pilates Instructor and has been practicing for over 9 years.
Mark is a government registered Osteopath and a member Osteopathy Australia, and is also registered with Medicare, Work Cover Queensland and the Department of Veteran Affairs.
Dr Mariel Hecher
Osteopath
Dr Danielle Moody
Osteopath
Dr Danielle Moody graduated from Southern Cross University, Gold Coast with a Bachelor of Clinical Science (Osteopathic Studies) and a Master of Osteopathic Medicine and is now a registered Osteopath. Prior to this qualification Danielle also obtained a Bachelor of Health Science degree in Myotherapy, which included extensive dry needling and electro dry needling training.
Danielle is a strong believer that movement is medicine. She has taken part in a many different types of physical activity and experienced different injuries as a result. She has always found that continuing some type of movement and focusing on an active rehabilitation is very important. Danielle is also a strong believer that patients should be empowered with knowledge on how to manage their injuries or niggles alongside working with their practitioner and should be provided with specific movements to complete outside of the appointment.
Danielle focuses on assessing and treating the body holistically, and her goal is to not only manage symptoms appropriately but uncover the causative factors. She has worked with all different age groups and people of all different activity levels/requirements - from people who just want to feel better to bodybuilders who need to perform better.
Danielle uses a variety of techniques that she has obtained through her Osteopathy degree, Myotherapy degree and other courses she has completed over the years such as soft tissue release, myofascial release, nerve mobilisations, joint articulations, HVLA’s, MET’s, dry needling, electro dry needling, cupping, scraping, stretching and more! And as mentioned, she believes patient directed at home exercises.
She is excited to be able to help guide you on your journey to feeling better and moving better!
Dr Dylan Vowles
Osteopath
Dylan’s passion for Osteopathy stems from his love of sport and the human body. He experienced the impact injuries can have on athletes and the benefits of Osteopathy and exercise rehabilitation. This began his pursuit of a career as an Osteopath, where he aims to educate patients about their condition and how they can actively manage it.
Dylan particularly enjoys treating sports-related injuries, utilising rehabilitation exercises to develop strength & conditioning programs. He values connecting with his patients and collaborating with them to achieve their health goals. He prefers a structural approach to treatment and utilises a variety of methods such as myofascial release and HVLA manipulation, as well as exercise prescription and tailored management plans.
Dylan is an experienced runner, also completing further education in gait analysis & re-training, something he is excited to bring to The Whole Body Clinic. In 2022, he completed a 200km charity run from Melbourne to Echuca to raise funds for the Olivia Newton-John Centre, as well as assisting Kane Cornes as the osteopath for his run from Adelaide to Melbourne in support of My Room.
Dr Antoine Rahier
Osteopath
New Caledonia born and bred, Antoine moved to New Zealand for 17 years before deciding to move to Brisbane for a better lifestyle and more sunshine.
Fluent in both English and French, he also possesses a basic understanding of Spanish. Antoine's journey in the field of healthcare began in 2015 when he moved to Auckland to pursue a Bachelor's degree in Applied Science, majoring in Human Biology, at Unitec. Fuelled by his passion for understanding the intricate workings of the human body, he then embarked on a Master's degree in Osteopathy in 2018.
What captivated him about osteopathy was it's versatility. Each day presents an opportunity to treat a diverse range of individuals, from elite athletes to the elderly, and even infants. Antoine has developed the ability to tailor techniques specifically to each person's unique needs, allowing for a multifaceted approach in addressing pain and discomfort.
Throughout his training, Antoine has had the opportunity to treat a wide array of conditions. This experience has instilled a deep appreciation for lifelong learning to discover new skills that enable him to meet and exceed his patients' expectations. Antoine has pursued additional training and studies in paediatrics, visceral osteopathy, advanced manipulation, and functional techniques to augment his expertise.
Antoine enjoys helping individuals who experience headaches, sports injuries, pregnancy-related concerns, and paediatric conditions. Having completed a thesis on stress management and psychoeducation he has gained significant experience in assisting patients dealing with stress, anxiety, and breathing issues. He stays up-to-date with the latest advancements in medical research, aligning with his commitment to provide high-quality and informed care to our valued patients.
Outside of work, Antoine leads an active and dynamic lifestyle, engaging in various sports such as Judo, rugby and football. These activities not only keep him physically fit but also provide him with a sense of camaraderie and personal growth and enjoys the challenges and teamwork involved in these sports, constantly pushing himself to achieve new goals.
Additionally, he finds great fulfilment in contributing to the community, particularly when it involves supporting and empowering the younger generation. He actively participates in initiatives aimed at assisting and guiding young individuals, whether it be through mentoring programs, sports coaching, or volunteering at local community centres.
Dr Jonathon Ginn
Osteopath
Jonathon’s passion for health and rehabilitation stems from his own personal health journey, where he successfully overcame health challenges through diet and lifestyle modifications. This experience ignited his fascination with the human body and how to facilitate long-lasting recovery.
Dr Ethen Kauiers
Osteopath
With an unconventional history of professional endeavours, Ethen has worked as an Osteopath, Anatomy Educator, Personal trainer, Exercise consultant, Ergonomics consultant and Home Care therapist. This broad spectrum of experiences has provided him an appreciation for the different perspectives people share towards their bodies, limitations and expectations for improving their physicality.
Ethen now enjoys providing a blend of structural and direct/indirect hands-on treatment, along with exercise-rehabilitation advice.
When not treating, Ethen enjoys spending time with his wife, son and newborn daughter. He enjoys training regularly, otherwise his passion for music sees him DJ at the odd friend’s event or gathering.
“Having spent so much time training, observing training and teaching people about their bodies (what they’re made of and how to move them), my natural inclination is to recommend how people can get the most out of their bodies. Osteopathic hands-on therapy serves a fundamental role in alleviating physical discomfort whilst reassuring people (young and old) that their body has the capacity to recover. In many cases, recovery is merely a step towards discovering new frontiers of what your body can REALLY do”.
Qualifications
- Bachelor of Science (Monash University)
- Bachelor of Clinical Science (Victoria University)
- Master of Health Science (Victoria University)
- Graduate Certificate of Tertiary Education (Victoria University)
- Certificates III and IV in Fitness Instruction / Personal Training (AIF)
Registration
- AHPRA
Gavin Hunter - Massage Therapist
Remedial Massage Therapist
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