Five languages, one standard of care
I developed my clinical skills through years of training at RMIT, where I finished the chiropractic double degree and was recognised on the Vice-Chancellor’s List for Academic Excellence along the way. I’m proud of that recognition because of what it stands for at the treatment table: rigour, and the refusal to coast.
My technique range spans Diversified and Thompson drop-piece adjusting, the Activator instrument, and Sacro-Occipital Technique, four distinct tools, which means your care is fitted rather than defaulted. I practise at Lilydale as a member of Chiropractic Australia.
And then there are the languages. English, Mandarin, Cantonese, Malay and Hokkien all work in my room, which matters enormously in the outer east’s Chinese and Malaysian communities. Explaining a spine in someone’s first language changes the whole appointment, and often the whole recovery.