Our goal is to address the cause of pain, not just the symptoms. We are an ACC registered Osteopathic clinic located at 80 Arena Avenue in Invercargill. As a registered Primary Health Care Practitioner and ACC provider you do not need a Doctor’s referral. We look forward to welcoming you…
Krystee Barclay Owner/Director
Our goal is to address the cause of pain, not just the symptoms. We are an ACC registered Osteopathic clinic located at 80 Arena Avenue in Invercargill. As a registered Primary Health Care Practitioner and ACC provider you do not need a Doctor’s referral. We look forward to welcoming you…
Krystee Barclay Owner/Director
Osteopathy is a form of manual medicine that views the body as a whole. It recognises the important connection between the structures of the body and how it works.
Osteopaths aim to assist healing by focusing on how the muscles, skeleton, joints, nerves, connective tissue, circulation and internal organs function together as a single unit. The goal of Osteopathic care is to address the cause of pain, not just the symptoms.
This is done through a detailed examination of the entire body and consideration of factors that influence health and well-being such as lifestyle factors, injuries and a medical history.
Treatment consists of a wide range of hand-on techniques. These include stretching and massage of the soft tissues (muscles, tendons and ligaments), as well as mobilisation and manipulation of specific joints and soft tissues.
Osteopathy is for all ages, from newborns to the elderly.
A wide range of health complaints can be treated, including:
Headaches & migraines Whiplash Neck & back pain Shoulder, elbow & wrist pain Hip, knee, ankle & foot pain Sporting injuries Newborn Complaints (e.g. reflux, head-favouring) Postural problems Overuse injuries (e.g. RSI, tennis elbow) Muscle and joint pain Disc injuries & sciatica Chronic conditions Pain associated with acute trauma Pregnancy Related Pain
Krystee is a born and raised Southlander who completed her studies between Unitec Institute of Technology in Auckland and Southern Cross University in Lismore, Australia.
Krystee grew up playing hockey and swimming competitively which led her to discover Osteopathy. She has always been interested in the human body and aspires to help people, making this career the perfect fit for her. Having raced in several half Ironmans and a full Ironman, Krystee understands the importance of having your body feeling it’s best.
Through Osteopathic care, she wants to help other people achieve this so they can keep doing the things they love. As well as using a wide range of hands-on treatment techniques, Krystee also offers education, exercise and lifestyle advice so that her patients can take control of their pain and enhance their overall health and well-being.
As Justine is now officially on maternity leave and Olivia is about to embark on her next adventure, we are excited to welcome Adam Turner to Southern Osteopathy for the next couple of months. Adam is a kiwi who completed his osteopathic training in New Zealand and takes a structural approach to treatment. He enjoys working with patients of all ages over five years old, tailoring care to meet each individual’s needs and goals. Adam combines hands-on techniques with advice around movement and self-care, aiming to not only relieve pain but also to support long-term health and resilience. He values helping people get back to the activities that matter the most to them, whether that’s sport, work, or everyday life. Outside of practice, Adam enjoys spending time by the beach, walking, swimming and surfing. Keeping active all year-round helps him appreciate the importance of feeling well in order to live fully.
Adam will be in the clinic Monday to Friday. Get in quick to secure your appointment!
Originally from France, Justine has lived in New Zealand since 2016. She spent 4.5 years living in Invercargill before moving to Christchurch to complete her Osteopathic training at the Ara Institute of Canterbury.
As an osteopath, Justine enjoys working with patients at all stages of life, from infancy to older age, and values the diversity and complexity of treating a wide range of conditions. Her patient-centred approach incorporates the principles of Te Whare Tapa Whā, recognising the importance of holistic well-being. She focuses on delivering personalised care in a positive, supportive environment, empowering individuals to take charge of their health and achieve their goals.
Justine is a member of Osteopaths New Zealand, representing Osteopaths in Aotearoa. During her spare time, Justine likes to be in the outdoors, enjoying swimming, running and gardening.
Southern Osteopathy
80 Arena Avenue, Avenal,
Invercargill 9810
P: 021 499 997
E: info@southernosteopathy.co.nz
Opening Hours:
Mon 8am-6pm
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