From RMIT to two ends of Melbourne
I finished my double degree at RMIT in 2020, a Bachelor of Health Science alongside a Bachelor of Applied Science in Chiropractic. The technique training was thorough, but the habit that stuck was simpler: work out why a problem is happening before deciding what to do about it. I still run every consultation through that question.
These days I split my week between our Epping and Moorabbin clinics, two suburbs at opposite ends of Melbourne with surprisingly similar spines. I consult in Mandarin as well as English, which matters more than people expect. Describing pain accurately is hard enough in your first language. When a patient can explain exactly where it catches and what makes it worse without hunting for words, the assessment gets sharper and the care plan gets better.
I’m a member of Chiropractic Australia and a registered NDIS provider for chiropractic supports. Beyond the formal bits, my aim is fairly simple. I want you to leave each visit understanding a little more about your own body than when you walked in, because patients who understand their condition tend to take better care of it.