Our practitioners at The Osteo Collective

We're passionate about your health.

We aim to reach the highest treatment standards by combining proficient skills and expertise with knowledge, empathy, and clear communication skills.

Let's get you moving.

Our team wants to help you feel better and get moving and make those results last.

Osteopath

Osteopath

Osteopath

Osteopath

Osteopath

Dr Anjelica D’Alessandri

Osteopath

Matthew O’Sullivan

Physiotherapist

Dylan Haasnoot

Myotherapist & Remedial Massage Therapist

Russmane Krisska

Receptionist

Georgia Mcrae

Osteopath

Dr Scott Toniazzo

Osteopath

Scott has over 10 years of experience in numerous roles providing osteopathic care in private practice clinics, an aged care setting, football and netball clubs and associations.

Keeping active throughout our whole life is vitally important, and Scott focuses largely on this, to ensure his patients are able to continue being as active as they want to be – from adolescents to the older adult.

With osteopathic care, Scott wants to help you resolve your musculoskeletal injuries and complaints, so that being active is always an option!

Scott is a nationally endorsed provider of Netball Australia’s KNEE program, which aims to reduce the incidence of ACL injuries by educating coaches and players to optimise technique and enhance efficiency of movement.

He is a strong advocate for community sport and has recently finished a 10 year stint as president and committee member at St Michael’s Netball Club.

Dr Todd Stewart

Osteopath

Todd is an experienced Osteopath with many years involved helping people getting moving again. He has a passion to educate his patients about their specific injuries and teach them how to be a part of their recovery. With a keen interest on lower back injuries, neck pain, headaches and jaw complaints, Todd takes a holistic approach to treatment and attempts to identify the cause of each persons injury. Whether this be a dysfunction elsewhere in the body or hobbies/activities the patient does as an activity of daily living.

Outside of work Todd is a father to an adorable toddler Charlie who keeps him busy. He enjoys watching sport on the weekends, gardening and cooking new things. Sport has always been something Todd has loved to be involved with and this has seen him be involved with local football at the East Brighton football club as a head trainer, and a soigneur to the CharterMason cycling team who raced in the NRS.

Dr Mia Chepanidis

Osteopath

Mia studied at RMIT University, graduating with a double degree in Bachelor of Health Science and a Bachelor of Applied Science (Osteopathy) with distinctions. Mia’s passion for Osteopathy developed throughout her years of growing up playing sports and competing in Calisthenics competitions. This sparked Mia’s fascination of the human body, where she learnt the importance of preventing injury and maintaining bodily function through optimising healthy movement.

Mia understands the impact that pain and dysfunction can have on our daily lives, and strives to form a treatment plan to address all factors of the pain experience and lifestyle considerations. This inspired Mia’s holistic approach in managing acute and chronic pain, finding passion in assisting patients return to activities of daily living and achieve their goals. Acute and chronic pain may arise from poor posture, overuse, traumatic injuries, spinal and joint dysfunction, or arthritis. Mia aims to provide Osteopathic treatment to assist the body’s natural healing process and support its interrelated structure and function.

Outside of the treatment room, Mia enjoys a good gym routine, exploring the great outdoors, and searching for new cafes. Prior to joining The Osteo Collective she spent time in clinics in Melbourne’s north west and in regional Victoria.

Mia has a special interest in:

Neck pain and headaches / migraines
Lower back pain
Sporting and Dancing injuries
Exercise Rehabilitation
Women’s health and pre & post-natal care

Dr Tanya Vong

Osteopath

Tanya completed a Bachelor of Health Science and Bachelor of Applied Science (Osteopathy) at RMIT University. She is dedicated to helping patients improve their overall health by addressing not only the symptoms but also the underlying causes of pain. Her approach combines osteopathic techniques with education and exercises to provide a well-rounded treatment plan.

Tanya treats a variety of musculoskeletal conditions, particularly neck and back pain, and has a special interest in workplace ergonomics and postural issues. She is passionate about collaborating with patients and empowering them to achieve their goals, whether it’s reducing pain or returning to activities they love.

With experience providing ergonomic advice in corporate settings, Tanya also offers valuable insights into optimizing workplace health and preventing posture-related injuries.

Outside of the clinic, Tanya enjoys outdoor adventures, especially hiking, watching shows and movies, and exploring new recipes in the kitchen.

Tanya has a special interest in treating and addressing:

Ergonomic issues
Postural pain
Sporting injuries

Dr Daniel Trevisan

Osteopath

Daniel graduated from Victoria University with a Bachelor and Masters of Health Science (Osteopathy).

With clinical osteopathic experience across Brisbane, the Gold Coast, and Northern NSW, Daniel has worked extensively with a diverse population. His expertise spans both acute and chronic neuromusculoskeletal conditions, including pregnancy-related discomfort, occupational strain, and sports injuries.

He has worked closely with high-level AFL athletes, providing functional assessments, injury prevention strategies, and evidence-based rehabilitation programs. His approach is grounded in understanding each individual’s unique pain experience, with the goal of delivering personalised care that restores movement and enhances quality of life.

Daniel employs a structural, hands-on osteopathic approach, complemented by exercise prescription, education, and dry needling techniques. He places strong emphasis on equipping patients with the knowledge and tools to support long-term recovery and independence.

His passion for health and well-being began early through charity work and competitive soccer. After personally overcoming an ACL injury, Daniel was inspired to help others return to the activities they love.

Daniel has a special interest in:

Back and hip pain
Neck pain and headaches
Knee injuries
Sports and exercise-related injuries
Rehabilitation

Outside the clinic, Daniel enjoys watching F1 and his beloved Carlton FC, cooking, running, strength training, and spending time with family and friends.

Dr Anjelica D’Alessandri

Osteopath

Anjelica completed her Osteopathy degree in 2018 at RMIT University and has worked in clinics throughout Melbourne and Brisbane. She pursued Osteopathy because she is passionate about understanding how the body functions as an integrated system and helping people overcome pain and dysfunction to return to optimal health.

Anjelica enjoys treating all musculoskeletal presentations and understands that each patient’s experience is unique. In her practice, she uses various evidence-based techniques, including joint manipulation, dry needling, electrical stimulation, myofascial cupping, deep tissue massage, and biodynamic Osteopathy.

She strongly advocates addressing symptoms and the underlying causes of pain and body dysfunction. Her approach empowers patients with education and tools to support their recovery and prevent future issues.

During her university studies and practice as an Osteopath, Anjelica developed a passion for pathology, pharmacology, and how natural remedies can support Western medicine. To further her knowledge, she is currently enrolled in part-time study at Endeavour College to obtain a degree in Naturopathy. She hopes to eventually practice both Osteopathy and Naturopathy in the future, and utilise both professions to provide greater holistic care to her patients.

Anjelica enjoys staying active and exploring Melbourne’s vibrant health and wellness community outside the clinic. She gained her valuable experience working in diverse clinical settings across Melbourne and Brisbane, where she developed other special interests, before joining the clinic:

Headaches and migraines
Jaw pain and TMJ disorders (including needling)
Neck and shoulder tension
Integrative healthcare approaches
Women’s health concerns

Matthew O’Sullivan

Physiotherapist

Matt holds a Bachelor of Biomedicine and a Doctor of Physiotherapy from the University of Melbourne, graduating with distinction.

He has experience working in clinics in Melbourne’s inner North and West and sports experience at the Brunswick Football Club, where he has been involved for 4 years and continues to work with players to achieve their goals.

Matt is passionate about providing holistic, evidence-based, and patient-focused care to help patients achieve their goals and promote healthy living. This passion has stemmed from growing up in Buninyong (near Ballarat), where Matt developed a love of sport, family time, cooking, and getting outdoors into nature and the garden. Matt continues to enjoy playing squash and tennis, which he has played extensively throughout his life, and more recently, has begun challenging himself with distance running. Matt will keenly watch most sports but especially loves watching cricket and the mighty Tigers in the AFL.

Matt’s physio special interest areas include:

Back and neck pain
Shoulder injuries
Sports injuries and return to sport/goals
Lower body and running injuries
Hip, knee and ankle injuries

Dylan Haasnoot

Myotherapist & Remedial Massage Therapist

Dylan is a remedial massage therapist dedicated to helping people move better, feel better, and bring greater awareness to their body. He works with a wide range of clients, particularly those dealing with chronic pain, postural imbalances, and upper back and neck pain resulting in headaches.

Through comprehensive assessment, Dylan identifies the root causes of the issue. Using techniques like myofascial tension release, trigger point therapy, and cupping, his approach is often slow, deep, and focused on relieving tension and restoring balance.

Dylan places a strong emphasis on collaboration, working closely with other healthcare professionals to ensure clients receive comprehensive care that addresses both immediate pain and long-term functional health.

A graduate of the Melbourne Institute of Massage Therapy (MIMT) and a member of Massage Australia, Dylan is committed to ongoing learning and development. Outside of work, he enjoys spending time with his playful schnauzer, Ody, and listening to his growing vinyl record collection.

Russmane Krisska

Receptionist

Russmane is the friendly voice you will hear when contacting our clinic. With a warm smile and a passion for helping others, she ensures every patient feels welcome and supported from the moment they contact us.

Bringing 7 years of customer service experience, Russmane manages bookings, answers questions, and keeps the clinic running smoothly. She love being part of a healthcare environment and seeing the positive impact our team has on the community.

Outside of work, Russmane enjoys spending time with family, playing badminton and tennis with her kids.

Georgia Mcrae

Osteopath

Georgia graduated from Victoria University with a Bachelor of Science (Osteopathy) and Master of Health Science (Osteopathy). Georgia’s interest in Osteopathy developed after experiencing growth related injuries while competing in gymnastics, and appreciating the way in which her osteopath prioritised her care and helped her to understand her injuries and prognosis.

She takes a patient-centred and evidence informed approach to care, recognising that everyone’s experience is unique. As part of this she looks at factors such as occupation, lifestyle, exercise, and ergonomics to understand why your pain is present, and what needs to be addressed to overcome it. Georgia aims to work collaboratively with both her patients and other practitioners in their care team to optimise care.

With experience working as an osteopath on the Mornington Peninsula where she began to develop an interest in treating golf players. To further her knowledge and skills in this area she has undertaken the Titleist Performance Institute Level 1 certification and is currently in the process of completing the Level 2 Medical certification.

Georgia enjoys treating a broad range of musculoskeletal presentations and welcomes patients whether their goal is returning to sport, recovering from an injury, managing persistent pain or simply moving with greater comfort and confidence.

Georgia has an interest in treating:

Golf related injuries
Adolescent sporting injuries
Postural pain
Neck pain and headaches
Shoulder pain

Outside of the clinic Georgia enjoys playing golf, Pilates, spending time with friends and family and reading