Meet Our Osteopaths in Kew
Willsmere Health has been part of the Kew community for 25 years. We're a small clinic, which means you get time to explain what's going on and a practitioner who knows your story. Every appointment is with an AHPRA registered osteopath.
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Dr Jye Adamson
Osteopath
My Approach
"I want every patient to leave understanding their body a bit better than when they walked in. Pain is rarely just about the spot that hurts, so I look at the whole picture: how you move, how you're sleeping, how stressed you are and what your week looks like. Treatment helps, but the real change usually comes from what you do between appointments."
Experience
Jye graduated from RMIT University in 2023 and spent his first years in practice in Ireland before joining Willsmere Health in February 2026. He treats the full range of aches and pains, and every session is a mix of hands-on treatment, exercise and practical advice. He uses a range of techniques, including strain-counterstrain, a gentle approach that eases tight, sensitive areas by finding positions of comfort, as well as direct techniques such as spinal manipulation and muscle energy technique.
Areas of Interest
Headaches and migraines: Tension headaches, neck-related headaches and migraine triggers. Something Jye has dealt with himself.
Neck pain: Stiff necks, desk-related neck and shoulder pain, and neck pain that comes with headaches.
Back pain and sciatica: Lower and upper back pain, disc-related pain and nerve pain down the leg.
Sports injuries: Helping people who love to run, train and play get back to it with fewer setbacks.
Sleep, stress and gut health: How they feed into pain, energy and recovery, and what you can change.
Qualifications
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Bachelor of Health Science, RMIT University
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Bachelor of Applied Science (Osteopathy), RMIT University
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AHPRA registered osteopath
Outside the Clinic
Outside of clinical work, Jye plays AFL football for Trentham Football Netball Club, produces music and loves to waterski.
Dr Nigel Roff
Osteopath
Nigel is the principal osteopath at Willsmere Health and a familiar face to many of our long-standing patients. He practises patient-centred care with an emphasis on current evidence-based practice, taking the time to understand each person's history and what they want to get back to. Nigel has a special interest in distance running and the injuries that come with it, from niggles that won't settle to getting back on track after time off, and can also provide training advice to help runners build up safely.