Our Team at The Body Worx
Our team of therapists has been hand picked for their dedication to exceptional healthcare. We are a client focussed practice and we employ the latest developments in the field of manual medicine to provide optimal outcomes for each client. Our treatments are personally planned for you based on the information received and the outcomes of our clinical testing. This process ensures rapid results and each client is treated with respect as an individual whose problems are specific to them. We place emphasis on listening to your story, reading your pain and application of the most appropriate treatment to ensure rapid resolution but also long term change prevent relapse or re-occurance.
Osteopathy
Dr Deepak Yagnik – Osteopath
Dr. Deepak S. Yagnik
Principal Osteopath
Deepak has been in practice for 29 years, having graduated from the prestigious British School of Osteopathy in London. He has taught internationally and established The Osteopathic Centre in Sydney in 1999 when he arrived to Australia. Recently, he has moved with his family to Adelaide and established The Body Worx.
His work has featured in The Sydney Morning Herald, Woman’s Weekly and on SBS Radio. Deepak has a strong belief in educating and empowering his clients to a rapid recovery , providing cutting-edge Osteopathy adapted to the modern world.
Dr. Brayden D. Redden – Osteopath
Dr. Brayden D. Redden
Born and raised in the Limestone Coast of South Australia, Brayden moved to Adelaide where he completed his secondary education at Prince Alfred College. Brayden moved to Melbourne to study osteopathy and undertook his studies at Victoria University where he completed a Bachelor of Science (Clinical Science) and a Masters of Health Science (Osteopathy).
Brayden’s passion for Osteopathy stems from his earlier sporting life where he consistently found himself injured and on the treatment table. After being to numerous manual therapists he was recommended to an osteopath. Brayden was intrigued by the osteopath’s treatment style and philosophies of the human body.
Brayden employs a structural approach to osteopathy where he relies on a variety of direct techniques such as Muscle Energy Technique, soft tissue, mobilisations and manipulations to help facilitate the body’s own recovery and rehabilitation processes. He does not believe in a band-aid approach to treatment, instead he strives to find the root cause of the injury. Brayden also understands the importance of lifestyle and environmental factors and how they can impact individuals and their pain. Brayden has a strong passion for biomechanics, exercise rehabilitation, patient education and empowerment.
In Brayden’s free time you’ll find him out on the golf course or spending time with his friends and family down the beach.
Remedial Massage
Alan Whitbourn
Remedial Massage Therapist
Alan Whitbourn – Remedial Massage Therapist
Alan has been practicing remedial massage since he graduated from the Australian College of Massage, Melbourne, in 2014. Alan has worked in various clinics in Victoria and South Australia. He has continually studied since graduating and is currently completing a Bachelor of Health Science. His studies have been focused on shoulder and hip dysfunctions and pain states.
He utilises various techniques to reduce pain, increase movement and provide a better quality of life for his clients. Some of the many techniques he draws from include Cox theory, myofascial cupping, trigger point therapy and myofascial release.
He has experience in treating a diverse range of clients from junior athletes and dancers to terminal cancer sufferers and people with everyday aches and pains. He also has experience with all stages of pregnancy massage right through to post-partum recovery.