From gym floors to treatment rooms
I never planned to become a chiropractor. My working life started in fitness and massage, and somewhere between programming sessions and working on tired shoulders I found the profession that combined everything I enjoyed: helping people, understanding how bodies work, and supporting them to move and feel their best. It still feels like a natural fit years on.
The formal path ran through Macquarie University, a Bachelor of Human Science and then the Master of Chiropractic, with a Graduate Certificate in Health Service Management from UTS along the way, because good care also needs well-run care. My technique work covers Diversified, Gonstead and Activator, with special interests in SOT, upper-cervical NUCCA work and women’s health.
Castle Hill is my clinical home, and the moment that keeps me here is a familiar one: a patient realising their body is back on their side, and heading off to do something they’d shelved.