Osteopathy for
Hip Pain
Book Osteopathy in Cannon Hill
Hip discomfort can impact your ability to move freely, exercise, sleep comfortably, and manage everyday activities. Whether the pain is sharp, dull, deep in the joint, or radiating through the glutes, osteopathy can provide relief and improve function.
At Brisbane Livewell Clinic in Cannon Hill, Osteopath Glenn Strutt offers hands-on care and tailored strategies to reduce strain on the hips, pelvis, and lower back.
FAQs
How an Osteopath Supports Hip Pain
Glenn begins with a comprehensive musculoskeletal assessment to understand how your hip is moving, loading, and compensating. He examines the pelvis, lumbar spine, and lower limbs to find restrictions or imbalances that may be affecting the joint.
Treatment is designed to restore comfortable walking, standing, sitting, or lifting, and to help you understand how your body is managing load.
Common Causes of Hip Pain
Patients often book Glenn’s sessions when experiencing:
Pain when walking or rising from a chair
Sharp or catching pain in the hip joint
Discomfort when climbing stairs or standing on one leg
Groin or gluteal pain that radiates
Difficulty squatting, exercising, or sleeping on the affected side
Whether your discomfort stems from muscle overload, postural imbalance, overuse, or joint stiffness, osteopathy can help reduce pain and restore mobility.
What to Expect in a Hip Pain Appointment
Your Each session may include:
Joint mobilisation to improve hip range of motion
Soft tissue release for tight muscles in the glutes, hip flexors, or lower back
Pelvic and spinal alignment techniques to reduce strain on the hip joint
Movement coaching for stairs, squatting, running or walking
A personalised plan with exercises and recovery advice between sessions
Is Osteopathy Right For Your Hip Pain
Glenn Strutt supports patients with joint and mobility issues by looking at the whole body, not just the painful area. His approach focuses on biomechanics, compensation patterns, and functional goals.
“I don’t just look at the hip – I assess how your body is adapting as a whole. Small changes in how you move or load the joint can make a big difference.” – Glenn Strutt, Osteopath at Endure Performance