Solving puzzles in five languages
I finished RMIT’s chiropractic double degree with the Chiropractic Prize as Student of the Year in 2020, a nod to a habit that hasn’t changed: I don’t like unanswered questions. My technique base pairs Diversified adjusting with SOT block work, and Applied Kinesiology certification adds muscle-function testing to how I assess.
St Albans suits me completely. It’s one of Melbourne’s most multilingual suburbs, and my consult room matches it, English, Mandarin, Cantonese, Hokkien and Malay all get used weekly. A problem described in your strongest language is a puzzle with more of its pieces showing.
What keeps the work fresh is that no two solutions repeat. Returning someone to sport, to family duties or to comfortable ordinary days takes a different route every time, and finding that route is the part I’d do for free.