Dr Natalie Moore
Natalie, the founder and primary practitioner at More Pathways, has nearly two decades of experience as a manual health practitioner. She is a knowledgeable osteopath, holding a research master's degree in dysfunctional breathing and has extensively pursued professional development in functional breathwork and integrative breathing therapy. Furthermore, she is a registered practitioner with AHPRA.
Throughout her career, Natalie has dedicated herself to learning from leading researchers and esteemed practitioners across various fields, including breathing, dental, cranio-dental, women’s health, and paediatrics.
She sees a diverse array of issues, ranging from neck, head, and jaw pain to sleep disorders, breathing dysfunctions, chronic ailments, and complex musculoskeletal complaints across all age groups. In addition, Natalie has expanded her expertise to assist infants of all ages, addressing concerns such as breastfeeding difficulties, reflux, colic, gastrointestinal issues, respiratory challenges, and developmental milestones.
Natalie's therapeutic approach is characterized by its gentleness and efficacy, employing indirect and cranial osteopathy, intra-oral techniques, myofascial release, soft tissue massage, joint articulation, and specific functional balancing techniques that prioritize mindfulness and precision. Notably, she refrains from employing sharp joint manipulations in her treatments.
Dr Sandra Nixon
Sandra is the associate practitioner at More Pathways with completed bachelor’s and master’s degrees in medical science and osteopathic medicine. She has a particular interest in women’s health – from pregnancy to post-partum, alongside supporting patients through peri and menopausal changes. She has completed further study in both internal and external pelvic release to best support patients with pelvic pain, incontinence, prolapse and associated conditions.
She enjoys practicing a holistic approach to patient care using a variety of osteopathic techniques depending on individual patient needs. Focusing on the cause and not just the symptoms, this approach continues outside of the treatment room as she educates her patients in ongoing management and prevention of recurrences of their condition.
Her treatment style suits all ages and includes a variety of hands-on techniques such as soft-tissue release, joint mobilization, gentle osteopathic techniques including craniosacral and visceral treatment, along with lifestyle advice. She also has a passion for exercise and healthy living and has obtained a Certificate 3 and 4 in Personal Training as well as multiple mat and equipment Pilates certifications.
Sandra endeavours to offer each patient a thorough and integrative approach to their treatment, considering the whole person in her management approach. She regularly works alongside GPs, naturopaths and specialists to facilitate an individualised care plan.
Outside of clinic, she is an academic staff member at Southern Cross University, lecturing future Osteopaths. She also enjoys golf (it’s a love/hate relationship), spending time at the beach and losing herself in a good book.
Dr Lucy Moore
Dr Lucy Moore is a fully registered osteopath with both the General Osteopathic Council of the UK, and with the Osteopathy Board of Australia. She practised for over 10 years in both osteopathic and multidisciplinary clinics in London, over 3 years in a large multidisciplinary clinic in Singapore, and made the move to Australia last year, loving Brisbane and all it has to offer.
Since graduating from the University College of Osteopathy (formerly the BSO) in London, Lucy enjoys treating a wide variety of patients of all ages, and working collectively with fellow medical professionals and rehabilitation specialists, to facilitate a holistic approach to treating and managing her patients.
Although she holds a particular passion for using cranio-sacral techniques and has completed extensive courses with the Sutherland Cranial College, Lucy enjoys practicing a diverse range of osteopathic methods including structural, visceral, fascial and cranial techniques to treat patients including those with joint aches and pains; sports injuries; headaches; acute and chronic conditions; pre and post-natal mums and their babies, according to their individual needs.
Lucy has additionally done post-graduate courses in Kinesio Taping, Ultra Sound Therapy and Dry Needling, and in Shockwave therapy, complimenting her treatments and facilitating rehabilitation of sports injuries. She is a firm believer in using exercise as a form of both rehabilitation and in leading a healthy and happy life.