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AHPRA REGISTERED CHIROPRACTOR · CHI0002691041 · PRINCIPAL

Dr Jian Sim

Principle Chiropractor, Chiropractic leader · Wellbeing Chiropractic Clyde North

I’m Dr Jian Sim, principal chiropractor at our Clyde North clinic and Wellbeing’s Chiropractor of the Year for 2025. Macquarie University trained me through the Bachelor and Masters of Chiropractic Science, and my practice grew from a research-informed conviction: care improves when it is measured. Structured assessments map how physical load and life stress are showing up in your spine before any plan gets built, imaging is recommended only where clinically indicated, and progress is judged in function rather than feelings alone. Consultations run in English, Mandarin, Cantonese, Indonesian or Taiwanese, and the target never changes, measurable, lasting change in how your body works.

Wellbeing Chiropractor of the Year 2025

Dr Jian Sim, chiropractor at Wellbeing Chiropractic

Clyde North

2025 Chiropractor of the Year

Named Wellbeing’s chiropractor of the year across the whole clinic network.

4 languages besides English

Chinese, Taiwanese, Cantonese and Indonesian all work in my consult room.

Macquarie double-trained

Bachelor and Masters of Chiropractic Science, both from Macquarie University.

Private Health Insurance Onsite

All major health insurance funds, completed at Clyde North before you leave.

What Clyde North is really booking for

Running on empty by Thursday

The complaint is back pain, but the cost is capacity: less energy for work, shorter patience for family. That downstream toll is what my patients most want back.

The keep-up-with-the-kids metric

Nobody books in to improve a spinal segment. They book in to lift toddlers, coach under-nines and get off the floor without a soundtrack.

New estate, old posture

Clyde North’s homes are new. The desk habits, commutes and phone necks that moved into them are not, and they compound quietly.

Pain is data, and I treat it that way. Structured assessment maps how physical, mental and lifestyle load are affecting your spine and nervous system, imaging is brought in only where clinical indications call for it, and the findings become a plan with numbers attached: what we’re changing, how it gets measured, when we review. Patients tell me the difference builds visit over visit, less fatigue, more capacity, and that’s the outcome the whole method is pointed at. Anything sitting outside chiropractic’s scope is referred without hesitation.

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.

Measured in, measured through, measured out

First visits are structured and thorough: full history, physical and functional assessment, and a clear read on how load and stress are presenting in your body. If imaging is clinically indicated you’ll hear exactly why, and if it isn’t, you’ll hear that too.

Care plans come with their scoreboard attached: the functional measures we’re moving, the review points where we check them, and the adjusting, Activator, Active Release and Gonstead work chosen to move them. Lasting functional change is the deliverable. Everything else is a means.

“Relief fades. Function you can measure is the goal worth protecting.”

Dr Jian Sim · Chiropractor

How I work in the treatment room

Manual adjusting

Precise, assessment-led adjustments as the working core of most plans.

Activator Method

Measured instrument input where lower force suits the spine or the patient.

Active Release Technique

Targeted soft-tissue work that frees the muscle component of stubborn problems.

Gonstead technique

Segment-by-segment analysis so treatment lands on evidence, not habit.

Registrations & credentials

AHPRA registered · CHI0002691041B + M Chiropractic Science, MacquarieWellbeing Chiropractor of the Year 2025Principal, Clyde NorthChiropractic Australia memberChinese, Taiwanese, Cantonese, Indonesian

Questions patients ask

Your baseline gets measured, your plan gets numbers, and your reviews compare the two. Progress you can see in your own results beats progress you’re asked to take on faith.

Only if your presentation clinically indicates one, and you’ll get the reasoning either way. Imaging here is a clinical decision, never a routine or a sales step.

Yes, along with Taiwanese and Cantonese, for the whole appointment if you prefer. Complex findings deserve your strongest language, not your second one.

It’s Wellbeing’s recognition across all its clinics, and in 2025 it landed here. I credit the method: measured care, plain-spoken reviews, and patients who could see their own progress in the numbers.

Yes, all major funds complete at the desk before you head out, and where your extras include chiropractic the gap is the entire bill.

Where to find Jian

Wellbeing Chiropractic Clyde North

2 Selandra Blvd, Level 1, Shop 21 A, Clyde North, VIC 3978

Book at Clyde North

Book online with Dr Jian Sim (Chiropractor) at Wellbeing Chiropractic Clyde North. Measured care in five languages.