Meet our osteopaths
Dr Jessica Inman - Osteopath and founder
Dr Jess graduated from RMIT University in 2016 and has since undertaken further training in dry needling, paediatrics, and clinical mat Pilates. With a strong passion for supporting women during pregnancy, Jess enjoys helping patients feel their best through all stages of life. She is committed to helping people return to their full potential—especially after injury—so they can get back to doing what they love.
With over 10 years’ experience as a sports first aid trainer for football and netball teams, Jess has extensive hands-on knowledge of common sporting injuries, particularly in footy and netball. This background gives her a practical and effective approach to injury management and rehabilitation.
Growing up in the small town of Yarram, Jess recognised a need for greater access to complementary and musculoskeletal healthcare in her local community. Inspired to make a difference, she opened Osteopathy of Yarram in 2021—starting from humble beginnings in a spare room of her home in Devon North.
Outside the clinic, Jess lives an active lifestyle and brings that same energy and passion into her work, always striving to empower her patients to move well, feel well, and live well.
Dr Kylie Sergentanis - Osteopath
Kylie graduated from RMIT University in 2014 and has since completed additional training in dry needling, biodynamics, and women’s health, with a particular interest in supporting women during and after breast cancer treatment.
Before studying osteopathy, Kylie completed a Bachelor of Exercise and Sports Science at Deakin University, followed by a Diploma in Clinical Pilates through the world-renowned Polestar Pilates. With this strong foundation in movement and rehabilitation, Kylie has many years of experience delivering clinical and group Pilates, hydrotherapy (water-based rehabilitation), and personalised exercise programs.
Kylie is passionate about empowering her patients through movement, helping them regain strength, improve mobility, and feel confident in their bodies—whether recovering from injury, surgery, or managing chronic conditions.