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    Brooke 027-4500-044

    Manon 022-3539-083

    Aguirre 022-3539-081

     

    2024 Clinic Working Days

     

    New Plymouth 

    Monday to Friday.

     

    Stratford

    Monday to Friday.

     

    Pilates in Stratford

    Alana Robinson ofering pilates group classes on Friday.

    For any questions please contact Alana directly on: 021 488 949

     

    Taranaki Osteopath in New Plymouth is located:

    Bodysmart - 321 Devon st East.

     

    Stratford Clinic operating 44 Monmouth rd, Pembroke 4394, Stratford.

     

    For Stratford, please contact

    Brooke 027 45 00 044

     

    PRICE CHANGE INFORMATION 2024

     

    Price changes from 1st of February 2024 for Manon and Aguirre.

     

    STAFF INFORMATION 2024

     

    Dear Costumer Manon and Aguirre will be having 5 month off Taranaki in 2024 from the 5th of April 2024 to the 5th of September 2024, sorry aout the incovenience for some clients, Brooke will be working as normal.

     

    Book an Osteopathy Appointment Online

  • New Plymouth Clinic:

    321 Devon St east, Bodysmart.

     

    Stratford Clinic:

    44 Monmouth rd, Pembroke, 4394 Stratford.

     

    There is free parking at the front of the building in New Plymouth, Taranaki Osteopath Ltd is upstairs, use the lift or stairs.

     

    For any booking please use the Book Online

    or call or text Brooke 027-4500-044

    Manon 022-3539-083 or , Aguirre 022-3539-081

     

    "FOR ANY ONLINE BOOKINGS"

    Please give us 24h notice if you can't make your appointment otherwise we will be invoicing you

    $50 for not showing up and not giving 24h notice, we appreciate your cooperation.

     

     

     

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  • Taranaki Osteopath Ltd.

    Aguirre Bonzon

    I graduate from the European School of Osteopathy, UK, with a Master degree in Osteopathy and I am registered with the Osteopathic Council of New Zealand and ACC.

     

    Before becoming an Osteopath I was a surf instructor living in Australia. After suffering a shoulder injury myself in 2009, I decided to become an Osteopath. Initially I practiced in the Whangarei community, but looking for a more active and diverse area my family and I moved to New Plymouth.

     

    I was born in France but brought up in Brazil. After studying in the UK I felt that it was time for a life style change, so with my family I moved to New Zealand in 2013. We have been so happy here we ended up having our daughters Anouk and Moana who are the first Kiwi members of our family.

     

    I enjoy treating all types of injuries, from the sporty ones to the more chronic problems, I am also very experienced treating pregnant women and newborn children.

     

    I am an active sporty person, I love surfing, kite surfing, skiing, snowboarding, wakeboarding, soccer, tennis, yoga and pilates. It does really help when dealing with those type of injuries because I can really appreciate the impact and torsion involved with those activities.

     

    Finally, I also like the challenge of treating people with chronic aches and pains and also patients referred from orthopaedic surgeries that are willing to try Osteopathy before, or while they wait for surgery.

     

    Please call me today to discuss your treatment options or simply make a booking online.

     

     

    Manon Buisson

     

    I am an Osteopath currently working at Taranaki Osteopaths Ltd. I have a Master degree in Osteopathy from the European School of Osteopathy in the UK, where I did 2 years of Children's Clinic.

    Currently Registered with the Osteopathic Council of New Zealand and ACC.

     

    I have always been fascinated with women's health issues particularly relating to pregnancy and the post-partum period. My own pregnancies and birth of my two daughters have only strengthened my resolve to support other women in their journey to motherhood.

     

    The continuous postural and physiological changes that the female body undergoes during this time frequently lead to conditions such as lower back pain, pelvic pain, neck, shoulder and upper back pain often associated with headache and fatigue.

     

    As Osteopath, I use gentle techniques in order to enhance women's wellbeing during their pregnancy and optimised their recovery.

     

     

    Brooke Wells

     

    I was born and raised in Taranaki and I returned to begin my career in Osteopathy following
    five years of studying in Auckland.I completed my studies with a Master degree in Osteopathy and 2 years of practising Osteopathy in Auckland.

     

    I am registered with the Osteopathic Council of New Zealand and ACC.

    I have competed in many club and representative events for Taranaki Swimming and Netball.I am also qualified as a learn to swim teacher, a lifeguard and a netball umpire.

     

    I believe Osteopathy is more than just ‘clicking of joints’, and I enjoy providing a diverserange of treatments that allow patients to become more aware of how their body works.

     

    I can provide examination and treatment for many aches and pains, including back, joint and muscle pain, as well as providing treatment and rehabilitation for all sports related injuries. I have experience treating conditios such as fibromyalgia , osteoarthritis, posture related pain, and headaches.

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

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    Cranial Osteopathy for New Borns

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    Treatment for New Mothers

  • Frequently Asked Questions About Osteopathy

    What is Osteopathy?

    A great explanation of the history and philosophy of Osteopathy by Steve Sandler Phd DO.

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

    What's The Difference Between An Osteopath and a Chiropractor?

    Ashley James Heath explains the difference between and an Osteopath and a Chiropractor.

     

     

     

     

     

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    How Long Does a Treatment Last?

    First consultation usually last 1 hour. This is the time to take a complete case history, do the examination to enable an accurate diagnosis and treatment. Then a follow up visit will be from 45 to 60 minutes.

     

     

     

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    What should I wear?

     

    Basically the patient has to be relaxed about what the are wearing otherwise treatment will be not possible.

    Osteopathic examination and treatment involves moving the patient around, so it is easier if you wear clothes that facilitate easy movement. Such as t-shirt and track pants for example, but really avoid jeans or any close fitting clothes that could restrict movement.

     

     

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    Do Osteopaths crack and manipulate joints?

       

    Manipulations are also called HVT, which means High Velocity Thrust

    Yes, when needed, but not always, we must have the patient consent to do any manipulation, it is a safe technique the patient should not worry about.

    However we also have a variety of techniques for patient that are not keen to have adjustment.

    The clicking sound that is heard when a joint is manipulated is a simple vacuum formed between the joint surface when they are released.

    Once we have taken the case history and have confirmed that you are an eligible patient for manipulation is a very safe approach. Osteopath will ease of muscle tension before doing any adjustment, to decrease any possible reactions from the tissues surrounding the joint to be manipulate.

     

     

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    How soon should I bring my baby for treatment?

    This really depends, but the earlier we can treat, the easier and quicker the response will be. Please watch the youtube video in the mother and baby section. 

     

      

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    What are the most common issues that an Osteopath can help during pregnancy and after delivery?

    During pregnancy: heartburn, reflux, sciatica, back ache, neck pain, pubic symphysis pain, head ache, breathing problems, carpal tunnel syndrome, lower extremity swelling.

     

    After delivery: sciatica, sacro-iliac pain, low back pain, pain between the shoulder blades, pubis symphysis aches.

  • Mother, Baby and Cranial Osteopathy

    Cranial Osteopathy for Newborns

     

    Harvey's First Adjustment

    Osteopathy During Pregnacy

    A small tagline

    During pregnancy organs get pushed around, but also a growing baby will change the spinal curves, perhaps leading to some discomfort during pregnancy. The nine month of pregnancy is a constant physiological change in the body not only physically but hormonally as well. As Osteopath we are able to make those changes easier on the adapting body to decrease aches and pains.

    Cranial Osteopath and Headaches Explained.

  • Manon and Aguirre ACC: adult $60, child $55, baby $50

    Brooke ACC: adult $55, child $50, baby $45

     

    Manon and Aguirre Private: adult $110, child $85, baby $75

    Brooke Private:adult $105, child $80, baby $70

    Prices GST included

  • Contact Us

    Please send us a message

    321 Devon St. East, New Plymouth, New Zealand, 4310
    Also available in Stratford from 44 Monmouth rd, Pembroke, 4394 Stratford.
    aguirre 022 35 39 081 Manon 022 35 39 083
    aguirre 022 35 39 081 Manon 022 35 39 083
    bonzonaguirre@gmail.com buissonmanon@hotmail.fr brooke.osteopath@gmail.com
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