Dr Kevin Tee — Headache and Migraine Team Leader
When headaches, dizziness or post-concussion symptoms keep getting in the way, you want more than a generic appointment.
Kevin brings focused headache training, concussion rehabilitation credentials and an assessment approach that can consider the neck, balance, eye movements, movement demands and the pattern linking your symptoms.
Headache & Migraine Team Leader · Senior Osteopath · Complete Concussion Management Certified Practitioner · Watson Headache Approach · Vestibular & Ocular-Motor Rehabilitation
About Kevin
Dr Kevin Tee is Premier Sports Medicine’s Headache and Migraine Team Leader and a Senior Osteopath at the Brunswick clinic. His clinical interests include headache and migraine, dizziness, concussion and whiplash, neck and back pain, and rehabilitation for active people.
Kevin developed a focused interest in headache and head injury after seeing how often recurring symptoms left people frustrated by disconnected explanations and repeated short-term approaches. He completed further training in headache, dizziness and post-concussion rehabilitation so he could investigate the broader pattern and build a clearer plan around the person, their symptoms and what they need to return to.
His listed training includes the Watson Headache Approach and Complete Concussion Management certification. Depending on the presentation, Kevin’s assessment may consider the neck and spine, balance, vestibular function, eye movements, movement patterns and relevant work or sporting demands.
Kevin can combine hands-on osteopathic treatment with exercise prescription, vestibular and ocular-motor rehabilitation, dry needling and Clinical Pilates where these fit the assessment and plan.
Before studying osteopathy at RMIT University, Kevin completed a major in Human Physiology at Monash University. His background in national-level swimming, martial arts and weightlifting also gives him first-hand familiarity with training demands and the frustration of being unable to perform normally.
What Kevin’s assessment may consider
Your appointment begins with the pattern—not just the painful spot. Kevin will ask how the symptoms began, what tends to trigger them, what occurs at the same time and what they are preventing you from doing.
The physical assessment is selected around your presentation. It may consider the neck and spine, balance, vestibular and eye-movement function, movement capacity and the demands of work, study or sport. Kevin will explain what he finds, what appears relevant and what the next steps should be.
Where appropriate, care may combine osteopathic treatment, targeted exercises, vestibular or ocular-motor rehabilitation, Clinical Pilates or a staged return to activity.
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