Spring about

Spring Osteo Clinic was established in 2010. We saw an opportunity to apply our Osteopathic passion in a professional clinic that is fresh and energetic and with an approach that is easy for every body to understand.

We take a holistic approach to your treatment by reviewing your direct problem area as well as assessing your whole body and lifestyle. This enables us to help understand the cause of the problem and find ways for you to gain immediate and long-term relief; offer preventative solutions; and equip you with pain management skills.

We use our hands to treat you. We work with your muscles, joints, ligaments and tendons using a combination of stretch, massage, pressure point and manipulation techniques.

Our team works to create a positive and supportive environment to deliver the best health care outcomes for you!


Spring team



Dr Nick Harrison, BSc(ClinSc) and a MHSc(Osteo) MAOA.
Principal Osteopath

Nick is the director and manager of Spring Osteo Clinic. He is passionate about osteopathy’s principles when assisting his patients to achieve an improved level of health. Nick provides a holistic treatment by reviewing his patient’s direct area of pain, their whole body and their lifestyle. He has specific expertise in pelvic dysfunction and sports related injuries. Prior to establishing Spring, he worked in several well-recognised clinics in Melbourne. Nick is an active member of the Australian Osteopathic Association (AOA) and his interests include running, golf, football and socialising with his friends and family.



Dr Samuel Nevins B.App.Sc (Clin.Sc.), B.App.Sc.(Osteo). MAOA

Through working with a variety of tradespeople and playing sport, Sam has been exposed to the various strains that can be placed on the body through every day activities. Sam believes osteopathy is an exceptional approach to the various types of workplace/sports injuries and has a keen interest in post-injury rehabilitation with direct prevention / management strategies.

Sam began his tertiary education in 2004 at Charles Sturt University studying Occupational Therapy before transferring into Osteopathy at RMIT in 2006. He completed his Masters project on the current level of involvement osteopathy has within Australian elite sport.

Sam comes from a rural and sporting background, playing in many levels of Australian Rules Football (including the TAC Cup and U/18 National Championships).

Sam has been inspired by many osteopaths throughout his studies and is determined to achieve a high standard in furthering his osteopathy career. Sam continues to play football and enjoys swimming, weight training and barbeques with friends.