Sharon is a British trained Osteopath, who treats the whole family. Her focus is on mums and bubs. Sharon has been keeping women comfortable during their pregnancy and caring for babies and children since 1995.

Sharon has run successful practices in the UK, NZ and Australia. She founded NSO in 2003 and has built a team of equally caring osteopaths, dedicated to excellence in osteopathic care.

Sharon’s entire focus is the individual patient. Listening to and HEARING their concerns, their past struggles with pain and what they want from the treatment. Sharon then formulates a treatment plan to meet those objectives. This includes working closely with other health professionals if she feels this is what they need.

Sharon believes osteopathy provides not only pain relief, but a path to wellness and a better quality of life, especially for children.Sharon spent a year working at the world renowned Osteopathic Centre for Children in London. She saw children with asthma, cerebral palsy, Downs Syndrome, sleeplessness, behavioural problems, colic and glue ear.

Sharon uses a combination of muscle work, spinal articulation, fascial release and cranial osteopathy. Her passion for cranial osteopathy was ignited when one of her tutors at the British School of Osteopathy in London treated her when she had a severe migraine. “I was due to sit an exam that day but the head pain and nausea were overwhelming. I usually had to go to bed and sleep it off. The pain started to lessen during the treatment, and within an hour I felt well enough to sit the exam. I was blown away and have spent the 24 years since that day furthering my knowledge and skills in cranial osteopathy”.

Sharon’s other passions are TONGUE TIE, SLEEP ISSUES in kids, and BREATHING DYSFUNCTION Over the years she has seen how the way you breathe can impact your health, how it can cause neck pain and headaches and how powerful breathing exercises can be in helping adults and kids to manage anxiety. This has led her to complete a number of post-graduate courses in breathing physiology, assessment and re-training.

Sharon has also completed numerous courses in the assessment and management of tongue tie in babies and sleep disordered breathing in kids.

Sharon’s Training

Sharon graduated from the prestigious British School of Osteopathy in London in 1995. She undertook a 4 Year Bachelor of Science Honours Degree in Osteopathy. This included over 2,000 hours of hands on clinical training, assessing and treating patients under the supervision of experienced osteopaths. She has completed intensive post-graduate courses in paediatrics, pregnancy and post-natal osteopathic care and cranial osteopathy. She has also studied embryology, ergonomics and workplace assessment, repetitive strain injury, breathing dysfunction, tongue tie and sleep -disordered breathing.

Sharon was a member of the Osteopathy Australia NSW State Council for 2 years, assisting with the continuing Professional Development Program for the Osteopathic Profession. She was also part of the Assistant Tutor program for the Sutherland Cranial Teaching Foundation of Australia and New Zealand.

Laura is a passionate, caring Osteopath, graduating from Victoria University in Melbourne in 2009. Since then she has worked at some renowned clinics in Melbourne, working with a diverse range of patients.

Kate originally began studying Osteopathy in 1999. At the time, she was a competitive Cross- Country skier and was receiving Osteopathic treatment herself during training and racing. From her experience of receiving Osteopathic treatment Kate realised the benefits of such treatments, especially for athletes.

She became passionate about Osteopathy and decided to embark on a career in that field.

Kate completed her 5year double degree at RMIT University(Bachelor of Applied Clinical Science/Bachelor of Osteopathic Science) and graduated in 2003.From here, Kate worked in a clinic in Port Macquarie, and then Overseas in both Ireland and New Zealand.

Whilst in New Zealand she worked in a Children’s Osteopathic Clinic. Kate found the experience of working with children most rewarding and turned her focus to paediatrics. She developed a love for treating children and infants, and began to specialise, developing her skills and gaining experience in this field.

In 2007, Kate moved to the Northern beaches and begun work as a Clinician at the University of Western Sydney, teaching 4thand 5thYear Osteopathic students as well as examining and assessing final year Osteopathic students.

Whilst working at the University Kate also worked at several clinics throughout Sydney, she found the professionalism and atmosphere of the NSO Clinic to be the most rewarding. She really enjoyed and benefitted from the experience of working alongside Dr Sharon Franklin. The NSO Clinic eventually became her sole workplace.

Along with a focus on Paediatrics, Kate has also experienced a great deal of success and enjoyment treating women through their pregnancy and post partum and continues to work in this area.

She has continued to further develop her skills by completing postgraduate courses in Paediatric Osteopathy, Cranial Osteopathy, Balance Ligamentous Tension, Biodynamics, and Sports Injury Rehabilitation. Kate is also qualified to assess and fit patients with Proprioceptive Insoles, having completed the appropriate training course with Proprioceptive Australia Pty Ltd.

Over that time Kate has become a mother of two, and with the knowledge that comes through experience, and Post Graduate Study, she continues to offer Osteopathic care to the whole family in a relaxed and caring environment.

Tayla completed a Bachelor of Clinical Science (Osteopathic Studies) and a Master of Osteopathic Medicine at Southern Cross University, beginning her graduate year in 2022. Before relocating to Sydney in early 2025, she practiced in Orange, NSW, where she continues to periodically visit to see patients. Tayla is registered with the Osteopathy Board of Australia (AHPRA) and is a member of Osteopathy Australia.

Tayla has a strong interest in women’s and children’s health, supporting them through every stage of life. She is passionate about taking a holistic approach to each patient, addressing not just the symptoms but the underlying causes of their concerns.

Her approach is established in understanding the underlying causes of pain and discomfort, and she tailors her treatments to meet each patient’s unique needs. Tayla uses a range of gentle manual therapy techniques, including myofascial release, soft tissue trigger point release, joint mobilisation, balance techniques, and craniosacral techniques.

Tayla has a particular interest in helping women experiencing pelvic pain, especially those with endometriosis. Through osteopathy, her aim is to alleviate pain, improve mobility, and support overall well-being. By addressing the musculoskeletal imbalances that often accompany such conditions, she offers a comprehensive treatment plan that goes beyond symptom management.

She also has a deep passion for supporting women through pregnancy-related pain. Pregnancy brings about many physical changes that can result in discomfort, from lower back and pelvic pain to sciatica and postural strain. Tayla’s approach focuses on relieving these discomforts and ensuring that women feel supported throughout their pregnancy, aiding in mobility, reducing tension, and preparing the body for labour. Her gentle techniques can help alleviate pain while promoting overall wellness, ensuring a more comfortable pregnancy journey.

In addition, Tayla has experience treating babies and children with various concerns, including birth strains or trauma, tongue and oral ties, colic, reflux, growth and development strain, and sports-related injuries. In 2023, Tayla attended the International Osteopathic Conference in London, where she co-presented her Master’s research paper. This research has inspired her clinical practice, deepening her passion for the benefits osteopathy can offer in paediatric care.

Her philosophy is to educate patients, empowering them with the knowledge to understand their bodies and take back control of their health. Whether you’re dealing with chronic pelvic pain, endometriosis, pregnancy-related pain, tongue tie, or concerns about your baby’s development, Tayla is here to guide you on your journey to healing and a life filled with vitality and movement.

Elysia is a Remedial Massage Therapist offering a range of treatments in Remedial, Sports, Deep Tissue, Pregnancy, Lymphatic Drainage, Myofascial Release, Relaxation, and Reiki.

Elysia is a compassionate and intuitive massage therapist dedicated to providing holistic care with a deep focus on women’s health. With a nurturing approach, Elysia specializes in a range of treatments designed to support the body’s natural healing process and promote overall well-being. Her expertise includes integrative lymphatic drainage, fascia release, pregnancy and post-partum care including C-section scar rehabilitation.

With a gentle and thoughtful touch, Elysia also brings energy work into her practice, offering support for emotional and physical healing. Her approach is deeply intuitive, listening to both the body and spirit to guide each treatment with care and precision.

Elysia has a special passion for supporting women navigating conditions such as Endometriosis, offering tailored treatments to help manage pain and promote healing.

In addition to her specialization in women’s health, Elysia offers remedial massage for all individuals. Her therapeutic approach addresses a wide range of musculoskeletal issues, from chronic pain and tension to injury rehabilitation, helping clients achieve pain relief, improve mobility, and restore balance. Her nurturing approach is designed to support women and individuals alike through every stage of life, fostering relaxation, rejuvenation, and healing.