Cheri Quinton

For me, Osteopathy provides exciting and new challenges on a daily basis. The complexity of the human body means that each client who walks through the door is different and osteopathy is adaptable enough to allow me to individualise each treatment to suit my clients’ needs. This holistic approach helps to address the underlying cause of my clients’ symptoms as quickly as possible.

Cheri will typically use a range of structural treatment techniques (stretching, soft tissue massage, joint articulation and mobilisation) during treatment and can also incorporate gentle functional techniques or acupuncture, depending on the client’s requirements. She enjoys working alongside them to address activities of daily living, providing advice and exercises to enhance and retained the benefits from treatment.

As an osteopath, Cheri can assist with a large variety of problems relating to the musculoskeletal system including your bones, muscles, joints, ligaments and tendons. Get in touch or book your appointment for a full assessment to and find out how osteopath can specifically help you.

Currently Cheri is working from the Peace and Performance clinic in Albany. Cheri is also working on the Hibiscus Coast, please contact her directly for more information.

Cheri has had a strong presence as an Osteopath on the Hibiscus coast and Albany over the past 5 years. This has allowed her to build a strong referral network with other health care professionals and gives her the ability to collaborate to provide her clients with the best possible care and advice.

Cheri and her partner have chosen to call Stanmore bay home as they love being slightly away from the city and being part of a smaller community. Cheri has lived on the Hibiscus Coast since a child and loves being so close to the sea. Prior to becoming an osteopath Cheri was heavily involved in learn to swim teaching and competition level coaching. With over 10 years experience she feels its an excellent way to build fitness and maintain strength to prevent injury re-occurrences.

Cheri is registered to practice in New Zealand by the Osteopathic Council of New Zealand and is ACC registered. For more details about the council and the requirements an Osteopath must meet in order to become registered please visit the Osteopathic Council of New Zealand online.

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The answer to this will vary depending on your symptoms, diagnosis, ability to function, age and many other factors. Generally clients will require between four to eight treatments. If your compliant is relatively straight forward you may be OK with either one or two treatments and if your injury is serious you may require more. This is very dependant on your current situation, please contact Cheri if you have questions about your recovery time frame.

Potentially. It is very normal to either feel little bit worse or feel discomfort in other areas short term (12-48 hours after treatment) while your body is adjusting to the changes that have happened with treatment. Cheri tries to reduce the severity of her clients symptoms after treatment by adapting her approach to make any post treatment soreness as minimal as possible.