Data-driven by conviction, leader by role
I trained at Macquarie University through the Bachelor and Masters of Chiropractic Science, and built my practice on a research-informed conviction: care improves when it’s measured. Structured assessments at the start, tracked progress through the plan, and outcomes judged in function rather than feelings alone.
As principal chiropractor and chiropractic leader at Clyde North, that standard extends past my own patient list to the clinic itself. Being named Wellbeing’s Chiropractor of the Year in 2025 was a proud moment mostly because of what it recognised: patients getting measurably better and staying that way.
Consults run in English, Chinese, Taiwanese, Cantonese or Indonesian, which matters in a suburb as diverse as this one. And what keeps patients returning isn’t relief that fades by the next flare-up. It’s becoming the version of themselves that keeps up, and deciding that’s worth protecting.