No matter our age, our bodies are not fixed structures. They uniquely reflect what we do and how we interact with the world. We are constantly healing, adapting, and evolving. Osteopathy seeks to facilitate our most healthy adaptation. It seeks to improve function over structure. We’re not looking to force the body to be symmetrical, we’re helping it flourish as best it can in its environment so you can get the most out of life.

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Kaspara palpates the back of a patient's neck during an osteopathic examination.

Kaspara Chaise gives an osteopathic treatment to a patient lying on the treatment table. His hands are feeling either side of the patient's ribs.

Kaspara's hands applying specific pressure on someone's mid back during an osteopathic treatment for back pain in a well-lit room with a plant in the background.

Kaspara Chaise, the osteopath, wearing glasses and a high bun, holding a patient's arm to move their shoulder while they are lying down in the treatment room.

Kaspara Chaise expertly holds and moves the a neck of a patient lying on the treatment eyes closed in the treatment room with closed window blinds in the background.

Close-up of Kaspara's hands on a patient's forehead, fingers applying gentle pressure to the frontal bone and supra-orbital ridge during an osteopathic treatment.

Your practitioner, Kaspara Chaise

Registered osteopath, B.App Sc.(H.B), M.Ost

Kaspara Chaise, the osteopath, sits at his desk in the Ifix Health Clinic. The room has light blue walls, with plants and natural decorations. The desk has a laptop, a mug, office supplies and a small rainbow flag in a corner.

With 8 years of clinical practice following a five year osteopathy program and thesis on the treatment of migraine, Kaspara is a registered osteopath with a focus on nervous system retraining. He combines classical osteopathy with the latest contemporary pain neuroscience to persistent localized pain cases.

He is passionate about the science and the art of working with people and loves combining a wide range of treatment techniques to tailor his treatments to each patient.

Kaspara is trained in both structural and indirect osteopathy, GMI, sensorimotor rehabilitation and pain science education. Over the course of his professional development, he has trained with Jean-Pierre Barral and David Butler among others. He is a member of the Osteopaths New Zealand Research Committee and is currently involved in osteopathic research projects.

For persistent and complex pain cases, a referral from your GP or specialist is required. For standard osteopathy appointments, you can book online. Kaspara is ACC registered.

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A clinic in central Tauranga

Kaspara Chaise Osteopathy is based in the beautiful multidisciplinary clinic I FIX Health. Central to Tauranga and close to Mt Maunganui, I FIX health brings you a team of skilled practitioners working together to help you find health and well-being.

The clinic is accessible for those in wheelchairs through a ramp although the entrance door is quite heavy and not automatic. If you need any support getting in and out of the clinic, please let us know prior to your appointment so we can make sure your experience is as easy as possible.