Dr Courtney Mitchell
OSTEOPATH 

Courtney completed her studies at RMIT University in Melbourne in 2009, then moved to Adelaide to work as an Osteopath.  She set up Adelaide Osteopathy in 2014.

Courtney has a keen interest in neck pain, headaches, back pain, pregnancy related issues.

Using a wide variety of techniques including massages, joint manipulation and articulation, muscle energy technique, trigger point dry needling and other gentle methods, Courtney enjoys treating people of all ages.

Dr Brayden Redden
OSTEOPATH

Brayden undertook his studies at Victoria University where he completed a Bachelor of Science (Clinical Science) and Masters of Health Science (Osteopathy).  He has a strong passion for biomechanics, exercise rehabilitation, and patient education and empowerment. Brayden employs a structural approach to Osteopathic treatment, using direct techniques such as soft tissue release, muscle energy technique, joint articulation and manipulation.

In his spare time, you’ll find Brayden out on the golf course, playing football, and spending time with his friends and family down the beach.

Dr Paige De Lisen
OSTEOPATH

Paige studied at RMIT University in Melbourne and moved to Adelaide in 2021. Her treatment style is predominately direct and structural, using techniques such as soft tissue massage, muscle energy technique, spinal manipulations and joint mobilisations. She also incorporates techniques that influence the nervous system and lymphatic system to further enhance the body’s self healing mechanisms.

Paige lives locally, and loves that she can walk to work! In her spare time she enjoys all the local cafes, restaurants. Paige also has a small clinic in Ceduna – where she will visit every 6 weeks, to provide brilliant Osteopathic care to the area.

Dr Jack Aitken
OSTEOPATH

Jack completed his studies at RMIT University in Melbourne before spending five years working in regional Victoria, and has recently moved to Adelaide.

Jack uses a variety of hands-on techniques in practice, including massage, cupping, muscle energy techniques, and joint mobilisation.   He has a particular interest in supporting older patients with pain management and improving mobility, while also placing a strong emphasis on patient education and effective at-home care strategies to help achieve lasting results.

Outside of work, you’ll find Jack cycling, drinking coffee and feeding his cat.