From the UK to Melbourne’s west
I was born and raised in the United Kingdom, and I trained at the AECC, a college with one of the longest histories in the profession, learning under some seriously good clinicians. Before moving to Australia I practised at Europe’s largest chiropractic clinic, where the caseload covered diversified care, sports rehabilitation and injury management at a volume that sharpens you fast.
What pulled me into chiropractic in the first place was my own back. I spent a long stretch in real pain, leaning on painkillers and losing ground, and the recovery that followed proper care changed the direction of my life. I don’t forget that when someone new sits down in my room.
These days I work across our Tarneit and Truganina clinics, with a caseload of migraines, neck and back pain, sporting injuries and posture-related problems. I consult in English and Punjabi. Away from work I keep myself moving with running, cricket and football, because asking patients to move more only works if I do it too.