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AHPRA REGISTERED CHIROPRACTOR · CHI0002472727

Dr Bryan Liew

Chiropractor · Wellbeing Chiropractic St Albans

I’m Dr Bryan Liew, chiropractor at our St Albans clinic, and I treat every patient as a puzzle worth solving properly. I finished RMIT’s chiropractic double degree with the Chiropractic Prize as Student of the Year in 2020, a nod to a habit that has not changed: I dislike unanswered questions. The pieces are always different, your history, your work, your movement, your stresses, so I assemble the picture with Diversified adjusting, SOT block work and Applied Kinesiology muscle testing before treating it. Appointments run in English, Mandarin, Cantonese, Hokkien or Malay, because a problem described in your strongest language shows more of its pieces.

Every patient is a different puzzle

Dr Bryan Liew, chiropractor at Wellbeing Chiropractic

St Albans

2020 Chiropractic Prize winner

Named Student of the Year in my graduating chiropractic cohort.

5 languages for the solving

English, Mandarin, Cantonese, Hokkien and Malay all work in my room at St Albans.

Applied Kinesiology certified

Basic program training that adds muscle-function testing to the assessment kit.

Private Health Insurance Onsite

All major health insurance funds, finalised at the St Albans counter.

The puzzles St Albans hands me

The pain that doesn’t add up

A shoulder that aches when the problem started in a hip, a headache fed by a jaw. Bodies compensate creatively, and untangling the chain is the job I enjoy most.

Main Road West work rates

St Albans earns its living on its feet: retail, factories, kitchens, care work. Those hours accumulate in backs and shoulders until somebody maps them properly.

Proactive spines, not desperate ones

Some of my favourite bookings come in before crisis point, wanting movement and function maintained. Prevention makes an easier puzzle than repair.

Every plan here starts with assembly: your story with nothing trimmed, a structured physical examination, and where useful, Applied Kinesiology muscle-function testing to add another layer of information. Then the pieces get explained, in whichever of the five languages fits you best, and the care plan follows the picture rather than a template. Empowering you to take a proactive role in your own long-term health is what the whole exercise is for, and anything a GP should see first gets named without delay.

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.

Assemble the picture, then treat it

First visits gather pieces: your full history, your daily loads, a thorough examination, and muscle-function testing where it sharpens the picture. You’ll get the assembled explanation in plain terms before any treatment is suggested.

Care combines Diversified adjusting with SOT’s gentler block positioning, chosen to match the findings and your comfort. Between visits you carry part of the plan, movement and habit changes sized to your week, and reviews check the puzzle is actually staying solved.

“A problem described in your strongest language is a puzzle with more of its pieces showing.”

Dr Bryan Liew · Chiropractor

How I work in the treatment room

Diversified adjusting

Precise manual work, applied once the full picture says exactly where.

SOT blocks

Positioned wedges that let gravity deliver the gentler corrections.

Applied Kinesiology

Certified muscle-function testing that adds an assessment layer beyond the standard screen.

Proactive care planning

Function and movement maintained on purpose, for patients who’d rather prevent than repair.

Registrations & credentials

AHPRA registered · CHI0002472727B.HSc/B.AppSc (Chiropractic) RMITChiropractic Prize, Student of the Year 2020Applied Kinesiology (Basic)Mandarin, Cantonese, Hokkien, MalaySt Albans VIC

Questions patients ask

English, Mandarin, Cantonese, Hokkien or Malay, whole appointments or any mix. Health worries are easier to explain, and to solve, in the language your worries arrive in at 3am.

A structured way of testing muscle function that I’m certified in at basic program level. I use it as one assessment layer among several, never a party trick, and always alongside a proper physical examination.

The prize itself doesn’t adjust anyone. The habits behind it do: thorough work, questions chased to their answers, and a refusal to hand you a plan I haven’t reasoned through.

Yes, all major health insurance funds finalise at the counter on the day, and when your policy reaches chiropractic, the gap closes the transaction.

Usually, and it’s my favourite kind of case. Wandering symptoms tend to mean compensation chains, one area covering for another, and methodical assessment is exactly the tool for untangling them.

Where to find Bryan

Wellbeing Chiropractic St Albans

Shop 3, 163 Main Road West, St Albans, VIC 3021

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Book online with Dr Bryan Liew (Chiropractor) at Wellbeing Chiropractic St Albans. Five languages, one methodical approach.