Brydie Charman

Brydie brings a lifelong connection to movement and sport to her work as an Osteopath, having participated in basketball, AFL, netball and dance. Her own experiences with injury shaped her interest in how the body moves, adapts and recovers, ultimately leading her to pursue a career in Osteopathy.

Her treatment approach is holistic, collaborative and tailored to the individual. Brydie takes the time to understand each client’s experiences, priorities and goals, combining hands-on care with movement-based rehabilitation to support meaningful and lasting health outcomes.

Brydie has completed further training in Women’s health to support women through different life stages such as pre/post natal and menopause. Brydie uses a holistic approach to work with clients experiencing pelvic floor dysfunction, bladder and bowel incontinence and constipation. Brydie is passionate about women having access to women’s health education and feeling confident within their body. 

As a qualified Pilates instructor, Brydie enhances her understanding of movement patterns, which informs her rehabilitation plans. She enjoys treating a wide range of issues, with a particular interest in jaw pain, neck and back pain, women’s health, and the active population.

Outside of the clinic, Brydie loves surfing, running, Pilates, and camping with friends.

Brydie is at Kinematics Tuesday to Saturday