About Dr Eliana Yamaguchi

Originally from Brazil, Dr Eliana Yamaguchi began her journey in manual therapy after a major career and life change. In 2016, while taking care of her own health, she discovered the world of manual therapies and felt called to pursue a new path centred on helping others through hands-on care.

Her passion for the human body led her into ongoing study, beginning with craniosacral therapy and massage and later evolving into formal osteopathic training. Eliana holds a Bachelor of Clinical Sciences and a Master of Osteopathic Medicine from Southern Cross University, building a strong clinical foundation that supports her holistic approach to treatment.

With more than 9 years of experience working with the human body, Eliana has developed a thoughtful and highly individualised approach to care. Her treatments are designed not only to help relieve pain and symptoms, but also to identify the underlying causes of discomfort and support the body’s overall function and recovery.

Eliana enjoys treating people of all ages and uses a diverse range of techniques tailored to each patient’s needs. These include osteopathy in the cranial field, visceral manipulation, soft tissue massage, and joint mobilisations, combined where appropriate with education, stretching, exercises, and lifestyle guidance.

Her philosophy is guided by the belief that the body functions as one connected system. Rather than focusing only on the area of pain, Eliana looks at the whole person and the wider patterns that may be contributing to discomfort, with care that considers the mind, body, and spirit together.

Since joining the Maestro team in 2020, Eliana has helped strengthen the clinic’s osteopathic offering with gentle, skilled, and comprehensive care. She is registered with the Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency and is a current member of Osteopathy Australia.

Today, Dr Eliana Yamaguchi continues to support the Palm Beach community with a calm, holistic, and highly personalised approach to osteopathy. Her focus remains on helping each patient feel heard, understood, and supported in their long-term health and wellbeing.