Dr Mariel Viray is an AHPRA registered osteopath, having graduated from Victoria University with a Bachelor of Science (Osteopathy) and Master of Health Science (Osteopathy).

Having spent years as a personal trainer, Mariel sought to build upon the skills she had gained which led her in pursuing a career within Osteopathy. This newfound knowledge assists her in supporting and empowering those to be the best version of themselves and achieve optimal health and function.

Mariel recognises that it's important to understand all aspects within an individual’s life to ensure management is tailored to their specific health journey. She considers this in conjunction with: patient education, ergonomic and lifestyle modifications, movement encouragement and the utilisation of a wide range of osteopathic hands-on techniques.

Since graduating, Mariel has continued to develop in various areas within osteopathy and manual therapy such as biodynamics, osteopathy in the cranial field, indirect techniques and level 1 dry needling / myofascial cupping.

Outside of Recharge, you will likely find Mariel rewatching all her favourite Disney or Marvel movies, going on daily runs or walks and keeping active at her local gym.

Dr Rachael Ford completed her Bachelor of Health Science and Bachelor of Applied Science (Osteopathy) at RMIT University. Since graduating, she has expanded her range of osteopathic techniques to include Cranial and Biodynamic Osteopathy. She loves learning new techniques and approaches to treatment so that she can tailor her treatment to each individual person.

Rachael has extensive experience treating TMJ disorders and associated jaw, face, and neck pain. She takes a holistic approach, looking at the person as a whole, taking their lifestyle and other factors into consideration. Her goals are to guide the body towards health, and help people feel empowered and in control of their pain management.

Outside of the clinic, Rachael enjoys reading, spending time with friends playing board games, going for nature walks, and cuddling her two cats.

Dr Emily Bunn is an experienced Osteopath and remedial massage therapist.

A graduate of the prestigious osteopathic course at Victoria University, she was selected to represent Osteopathy in overseas clinical placement programs in India & Italy as one of the 6 highest achieving students in the course. This began her career with insight into Osteopathy as a worldwide profession and its various cultural adaptations, which she utilises in practice to this day.

Dr Bunn has experience in sport training, massage therapy and rehabilitation, having worked with elite level athletes from multiple leading VFL and AFL clubs for over 10 years.

As an Osteopath and massage therapist, she combines both hands-on professions to provide a unique experience in order to gain the best possible outcomes for her clients.

Dr. Michael Ma is an enthusiastic Osteopath who continually strives to improve his Osteopathic skills. He wholeheartedly believes that Osteopathic treatment and philosophy can greatly improve lives.

After completing his Osteopathic training at RMIT Melbourne, he moved to Europe to learn more about Paediatric Osteopathy. There he studied at the Bavarian Paediatric School and Clinic of Traditional Osteopathy(BPSCO) in Munich and the Osteopathic Centre for Children(OCC) in London. Whilst there, he treated premature babies, toddlers, children and expecting mothers. He finds great joy in helping families not just get well together but also helping them understand what it means to be holistically healthy.

Dr. Ma treats all ages and conditions. The range of patients he has treated includes, 3 month premature babies, 98 year olds and world class MMA fighters. He understands that each individual has their own goals and will tailor his treatment approach specifically to them. He favours the biodynamic model of treatment but will also mobilise joints on a regular basis.

When not treating, he regularly practices Brazilian Jiu-jitsu and reads philosophy. His top three authors are Ayn Rand, Ryan Holiday and Jordan Peterson.

Dr Niamh Molloy is an AHPRA-registered osteopath who completed a Bachelor of Exercise and Sports Science at Australian Catholic University, before going on to complete a Bachelor of Science (Osteopathy) and Master of Health Science (Osteopathy) at Victoria University.

Having danced for 18 years, Niamh developed an early interest in the body, movement and the impact that injuries and pain can have on the activities people enjoy. This experience, combined with her background in exercise and sports science, led her to pursue a career in osteopathy.

Niamh is passionate about helping people better understand their pain and feel confident in returning to the things that are important to them. She enjoys treating neck and back pain, gym and sports-related injuries, and persistent musculoskeletal conditions. Her approach combines hands-on osteopathic treatment with gentle techniques, movement and patient education, with treatment tailored to each individual and their goals.

Outside of the clinic, Niamh enjoys strength training, hiking, travelling, cooking, watching movies and spending time with friends and family.

Dr. Alysha Roberts graduated from RMIT University with a double degree Bachelor of Applied Science (Osteopathy) and Bachelor of Health Science, both with Distinction.

Alysha is an avid sports player currently playing Ultimate Frisbee, having competed for Victoria. Her love of sport and movement led her to pursue a career in the health sector. Alysha was drawn to Osteopathy due to its holistic approach and focus on whole person health.

Alysha enjoys treating acute and chronic musculoskeletal conditions of the spine, postural complaints and sporting injuries. She has a special interest in foot and ankle injuries after suffering a few of her own. She uses a range of techniques including soft tissue massage, muscle energy techniques, joint mobilisation, dry needling and HVLA. She often prescribes rehabilitation exercises, stretches and ergonomic advice to aid the healing process outside of the treatment room.

Having worked across the road for over 2 years, Alysha is excited to continue treating in the area and continue her Osteopathic journey at Recharge.

Andrew Braddy came to this profession after fifteen years working in science education, mental health and sports coaching. With its mix of scientific reasoning, hands-on practice and client-centred orientation, remedial massage became an obvious next step.

He takes an assessment-driven approach, using movement testing and curiosity to identify what’s going on and how to move forward. Andrew’s technique set includes deep pressure, myofascial cupping, trigger point therapy, myofascial release, muscle energy technique and PNF stretching. He develops treatment plans collaboratively with his client and adapts to changes as they arise during the session.

Andrew has worked with clients from teenagers to those in their 90s. He enjoys the process of getting to know his clients, understanding their issues and working together to create meaningful change.

Outside of Recharge, you’ll likely find Andrew being active, ideally in the outdoors and preferably with his son.

Dr Cameron Kealy is a leading Osteopath with over twenty years experience working in private practice. He believes in the power of osteopathy to transform people’s experience of health and create a whole new normal in their lives.

He has treated a huge range of patients across his nearly two decades of practice—from new born babies to 90-year olds, from AFL players and circus performers to office workers surviving the daily deskbound grind.

Dr Kealy is dedicated to deepening Osteopathic knowledge and practice through teaching and learning. He designed the curriculum for the Masters program in Indirect Technique at Victoria University, and taught the program for over 10 years.

He’s attended more than 20 professional development courses in the USA, New Zealand and Australia, and every year visits the USA for mentoring and professional development with the world-renowned Dr James Jealous, DO.  Much of this training relates to cranial and biodynamic techniques which have helped him develop a special interest in various types of headache, vertigo, post-concussion and other cranial-related symptoms (head and neck symptoms) on top of his general osteopathy practice.

Dr Kealy is a leading expert in the natural treatment and prevention of migraine, and is founder of the Migraine Solutions suite of programs and education tools.

Mari Yousif is a fourth-year Osteopathy student working towards her Bachelor of Science (Osteopathy), and a Remedial Massage Therapist at Recharge, where she has developed her hands-on skills and gained valuable experience working with a wide range of clients and musculoskeletal presentations.

Working as a remedial massage therapist has allowed Mari to further develop her understanding of the human body, particularly through hands-on assessment, treatment and client communication. It has also given her the opportunity to apply the knowledge she has gained throughout her osteopathy studies in a practical clinical setting.

Mari believes that every person is different, which is why she aims to understand each client's individual needs, lifestyle and goals when approaching their treatment. She enjoys helping clients feel more comfortable, move better and develop a better understanding of their own body. Her approach combines remedial massage techniques with the knowledge she is developing through her osteopathy studies, while always aiming to provide a comfortable and personalised experience.

As she continues through her osteopathy degree, Mari is passionate about expanding her clinical knowledge and hands-on skills across different areas of musculoskeletal health. She particularly enjoys learning about exercise, rehabilitation, manual therapy and how movement can contribute to overall health and wellbeing.

Outside of Recharge and university, you will likely find Mari keeping active at the gym, going for walks with her dog, learning new languages, spending time with friends and family, and travelling.

Rita Elia is a fourth-year Osteopathy student, currently working as a Student Osteopath Massage Therapist at Recharge.

With a strong passion for health, movement and wellbeing, Rita is highly motivated to help people feel stronger, move with greater confidence and improve their overall quality of life. She values empowering patients to better understand their bodies and supporting them in building strength and confidence throughout their health journey.

Rita believes that every individual is different, and enjoys taking the time to understand each person's lifestyle, goals and concerns. She aims to provide patient-centred care through hands-on treatment, movement encouragement, patient education and practical advice that can be incorporated into everyday life.

As she continues her osteopathy studies and clinical experience, Rita is particularly interested in developing her knowledge of musculoskeletal health, rehabilitation and exercise-based management, with the goal of helping people not only manage their symptoms but also feel stronger and more capable in their everyday lives.

Outside of Recharge, you will likely find Rita keeping active at the gym, going on walks with her dog, or trying out new cafes.