Watch our Osteoporosis Webinar recording!

Do you or a loved one have low bone density or osteoporosis?

Osteoperotic fractures can severely impact morbidity and mortality and are extremely costly to the community. Over 1 million Australians have osteoporosis and of those aged 50 years and over, 66% have osteoporosis or osteopenia. And to top it off, there are over 183,000 broken bones each year due to poor bone health.*

The good news is there is plenty that can be done to reduce the risk of fractures and improve your bone health. In this recorded webinar, Physiotherapist and Exercise Physiologist, Chris Andreano, takes an in-depth look at the condition and how it can be managed and improved with exercise via the ONERO exercise program. Click the video below to watch now.

If you have any questions about anything mentioned in the recording, please feel free to contact us. Enjoy!

*Source: Healthy Bones Australia

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Jacques O’Hearn

M.Physio (Physiotherapy) B.App.Sc (exercise and Sports Science)

Jacques is a physiotherapist with a strong foundation in exercise science and several years of experience delivering exercise-based rehabilitation in both individual and group settings. After completing his Bachelor of Exercise and Sport Science at the University of Sydney, he went on to graduate with a Master of Physiotherapy from UTS, gaining broad clinical experience across musculoskeletal, orthopaedic, and neurological settings.

Jacques takes a thoughtful and collaborative approach to treatment, focusing on clear assessment, patient education, and evidence-based exercise rehabilitation. He enjoys helping people return to the activities they love, striving to make rehabilitation meaningful, achievable, and tailored to each individual. His experience in delivering structured exercise programs has strengthened his ability to coach movement effectively, progress programs safely, and support people of all fitness levels.

In the clinic, Jacques combines hands-on therapy with targeted strength and conditioning and movement retraining. He values good communication, rapport building, and empowering patients with the tools and confidence they need to manage their health long-term.

Outside of work, Jacques enjoys spending time at the beach, playing golf, participating in social sports and strength training, and exploring the Northern Beaches with his wife.

Jacques O'hearn - Physio