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09/09/2026

So… how did we end up working together?

We thought we’d answer a few questions we get asked regularly…. about how we met, how Jesse came to Wagga to treat and how he puts up with Aleasha

Aleasha is participating in the Liptember campaign along with the team at St George Family Medical Centre and we will be...
08/09/2026

Aleasha is participating in the Liptember campaign along with the team at St George Family Medical Centre and we will be wearing lippy this month to raise funds and awareness for women's mental health.

What is Liptember? A worthy cause that funds vital research, education programs, advocacy and awareness initiatives for the 1 in 2 Australian women currently living with mental health challenges.

Please help Aleasha raise funds by donating to her profile https://www.liptember.com.au/aleasha-ball 💋

“I thought it was a toothache.”It’s something people experiencing facial pain often say.Not all facial pain starts in th...
07/09/2026

“I thought it was a toothache.”

It’s something people experiencing facial pain often say.

Not all facial pain starts in the teeth. In some cases, pain may be caused by irritation of the trigeminal nerve, a condition known as trigeminal neuralgia.

People often describe the pain as:
• Sharp
• Electric shock-like
• Stabbing
• Triggered by talking, eating, brushing their teeth or even a light touch.

If you’re experiencing new or unexplained facial pain, it’s important to see your GP or dentist for an assessment to determine the cause.

Following assessment and diagnosis, some people choose to include Chinese Medicine as part of their overall care.

If you’d like to learn more, Dr Jesse Georgiadis consults in Wagga on the first and third weekend of each month.

Call us on (02) 69719009 or book online via the link https://www.waggaosteo.com/bookings

06/09/2026

Have you seen people doing the shoe challenge?

It looks ridiculously easy… until you actually try it.

The challenge is simple:
1. Stand barefoot on one leg,
2. Bend down and put your sock and shoe on the raised foot
3. Tie your shoelace, without putting your foot back down on the ground.
4. Then try it with your other foot

I gave it a go and, as you can see, I was a little wobblier than I would have liked

But there’s actually a reason I like this as more than just a silly challenge.

Being able to balance on one leg while bending, reaching and controlling your body takes a combination of strength, balance and coordination. These are all things we want to keep working on throughout our lives.

It can also be a useful exercise to work towards after an ankle sprain or other lower limb injury, once you’re ready for it. Getting your strength, balance and confidence back is an important part of returning to normal movement.

And as we get older, maintaining these things becomes even more important.

So… how did you go?

If you know your balance isn’t great, please have something sturdy nearby to hold onto. There’s no prize for actually falling over.

04/09/2026

You’ve probably seen the marks, but have you actually seen the cups go on?

Dr Jesse Georgiadis (Chinese Medicine Practitioner) explains how he uses cupping in the clinic, including why he might use it for tension through the back and how it can be used from a Chinese Medicine perspective for things like coughs, colds and phlegm.

He also explains the difference between the traditional flame glass cups and the plastic suction cups.

Have you ever had cupping done before? If you would like to try cupping, Jesse treats in Wagga the first and third weekend of each month.

To book with Jesse, choose Chinese Medicine via the link https://www.waggaosteo.com/bookings

If you’ve been thinking, “I should really give this a go…”You don’t have to keep putting it off. Dr Jesse still has a fe...
03/09/2026

If you’ve been thinking, “I should really give this a go…”

You don’t have to keep putting it off. Dr Jesse still has a few appointments available this weekend.

Maybe there’s something that’s been bothering you for a while.

Maybe you’ve tried other things and are looking for a different approach.

Or maybe you’re simply curious about what Chinese Medicine and acupuncture could do for you.

Jesse will be treating in Wagga this Saturday and Sunday, with appointments available:

Saturday 5 September
10:00am
2:00pm

Sunday 6 September
12:30pm
2:00pm
2:30pm

If you’ve been saying, “I’ll book one day”… this could be the weekend you finally do it.

Call us on (02) 69719009 or book online via the link https://www.waggaosteo.com/bookings

03/09/2026

When Osteopath Aleasha thinks she’s 007…

The cupping gun may have been used outside its intended purpose.

Tell me I’m not the only one who sees a cupping gun and immediately thinks… this could be used for a workplace battle be...
02/09/2026

Tell me I’m not the only one who sees a cupping gun and immediately thinks… this could be used for a workplace battle between an Osteopath and Chinese Medicine Practitioner.

Well… we may have tested that theory. Find out tomorrow

Osteo, physio or chiro… what’s the difference?It’s a question I get asked all the time.There’s actually a lot of overlap...
01/09/2026

Osteo, physio or chiro… what’s the difference?

It’s a question I get asked all the time.

There’s actually a lot of overlap between the three, but the way we approach assessment and treatment can be quite different.

So I’ve put together a simple guide to explain the differences without the jargon.

And honestly, there isn’t one profession that’s better than the others. It’s about finding the practitioner and approach that’s right for you.

Swipe through and see which approach sounds like you.

30/08/2026

Did you know there are different tools that can be used for GuaSha?

At Wagga Osteopathy, Jesse uses a few different options depending on the treatment.

Buffalo horn
This has a sharper edge and is one of the tools Jesse uses for traditional GuaSha.

Porcelain spoon
The old-school option! Porcelain spoons can be used for GuaSha because they have a smooth edge that’s less harsh than a standard metal spoon.

Jade stone
Jade GuaSha tools are commonly associated with cosmetic GuaSha. The jade tool Jesse uses has a larger, rounded edge, making it a gentler option and particularly suited to the face.

So while they might all look quite different, the tool Jesse chooses can depend on the area being treated and the type of treatment he’s performing.

Which one would you try?

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23 Best Street
Wagga Wagga, NSW
2650

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm

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+61269717780

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