Dr Beth Yule

Beth (she/her) is a dedicated Senior Osteopath and Principal Practitioner at Melbourne Headache Solutions, possessing an unwavering commitment to helping individuals alleviate chronic headaches, migraine and related conditions. Her passion for this field began with her own personal battle with chronic daily headaches and migraine, which sent her into an extensive exploration of holistic approaches, treatments, different health domains, their interconnections, and tailoring interventions based on individual needs.

Like all our practitioners, Beth uses the Melbourne Migraine Protocol — a structured assessment framework designed to identify your unique migraine and headache drivers. Rather than applying a generic treatment, Beth uses the RESET framework (Regulate, Eliminate, Stabilise, Energise, Thrive) to map out exactly what is triggering your symptoms and what is preventing recovery. The goal is not just short-term relief, but to build a clear roadmap to reduce the frequency and severity of your symptoms and improve your overall brain health.

Beth actively engages with patients in clinic, and her training and experience also extends to treating vestibular disorders and post-concussion syndrome. She frequently sees patients who describe having “headaches every day for years,” “migraines that don’t respond to medication,” or “dizziness and headaches at the same time.” In clinic she uses hands-on techniques, posture correction, ergonomic advice, sleep education, stress management techniques, lifestyle advice, nutritional advice and rehabilitation exercises.

Beth shares her expertise with allied health practitioners through seminars and workshops, aiming to enhance practitioner knowledge and therefore patient outcomes. She is also helping to educate and inspire the next generation of osteopaths in her role as a Supervising Clinician at the RMIT Student Health Clinic.

Beth has been fortunate enough to help people from all over Melbourne and Victoria in their headache and migraine journeys, and has had people travel from Albury–Wodonga, Canberra and Tasmania to undergo treatment with her. She also has clinical experience with some of the rarer types of headaches and migraine, including hemiplegic migraine, cluster headaches, paroxysmal hemicrania and Chiari Malformations.

When not in the clinic, Beth enjoys skiing, reading, yoga and is a 3rd Dan black belt in taekwondo.