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AHPRA REGISTERED CHIROPRACTOR · CHI0002773184

Dr Jessi Kazmir

Chiropractor · Wellbeing Chiropractic Mickleham

I’m Dr Jessi Kazmir, an AHPRA registered chiropractor at our Mickleham clinic, consulting in English or Assyrian. I came to this work through science, a Bachelor of Biomedical Science at Victoria University then RMIT’s chiropractic double degree, and I have been widening the technique range ever since: Diversified, Gonstead, Activator, SOT, Webster for pregnancy and spinal decompression where traction suits. Back and neck pain, headaches, sciatica and sporting injuries fill most of my days, and each one starts the same way, listen properly, examine thoroughly, explain before deciding. Education is half of what I do, because a patient who understands their body makes better recoveries.

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Dr Jessi Kazmir, chiropractor at Wellbeing Chiropractic

Mickleham

2 degrees before chiropractic ones

A Bachelor of Biomedical Science first, then the RMIT chiropractic double degree on top.

6 techniques to draw from

Diversified, Gonstead, Activator, SOT, Webster and spinal decompression.

Private Health Insurance Onsite

All major health insurance funds, processed at the Mickleham desk.

The problems Mickleham brings me

Sciatica with a commute attached

That line of pain down the leg gets a daily workout on the drive down the Hume. Sciatica has several possible sources, and treating it well starts with finding yours.

The new-build back

Mickleham is half-built on purpose, and its residents are lifting, assembling and landscaping their way into brand new homes. Backs keep the receipts.

Weekend sport, weekday soreness

Local footy, netball and gym sessions produce a reliable Monday queue. Assessment sorts the niggles that settle from the ones that need actual care.

Underneath most of these sits the same mistake: treating where it hurts instead of why it hurts. My job begins with the why. A careful history, a full physical examination, and an explanation you can repeat back to me, because informed patients recover better and waste fewer visits. From there the plan is personal, and where the assessment points to a GP or imaging first, you’ll hear it straight away.

Biomedicine first, chiropractic by choice

I came to chiropractic through science. A Bachelor of Biomedical Science from Victoria University gave me the deep grounding in how bodies work, and chiropractic gave that knowledge somewhere practical to live: the RMIT chiropractic double degree followed, and I’ve been building my technique range ever since.

That range now covers Diversified and Gonstead for exacting manual work, Activator for instrument-based care, SOT for gentler block work, Webster technique for pregnancy, and spinal decompression where traction suits the presentation. The width is deliberate. Patients shouldn’t be adapted to techniques, techniques should be adapted to patients.

I practise at our Mickleham clinic and consult in English and Assyrian, which matters to a good number of families in Melbourne’s north. What holds me in this work is simple to describe and hard to beat: watching someone move better, understand their own body, and pick their life back up.

Educate while treating, not instead of it

First visits run deep: your story, your work and habits, then a structured examination of movement and function. I’ll show you what I find, in everyday words and sometimes with the model spine on my desk, because the patients who understand their problem are the ones who beat it.

Care plans pair treatment in the room with changes outside it, positions, movement, load, and they get reviewed against your goals rather than a calendar. Prevention is built in from the start. The best outcome I can offer isn’t a good recovery, it’s not needing the next one.

“A patient who understands their body makes a better recovery. Teaching is part of treating.”

Dr Jessi Kazmir · Chiropractor

How I work in the treatment room

Diversified & Gonstead

Exact, hands-on adjusting guided by the examination, never by routine.

Activator Method

A calibrated instrument pulse where lower force is the wiser choice.

Webster technique

Pregnancy-adapted care, with positioning and pressure matched to your stage.

Spinal decompression

Gentle traction through affected segments where the assessment supports it.

SOT

Block-based, low-force work suited to patients who prefer subtle care.

Registrations & credentials

AHPRA registered · CHI0002773184B.HSc / B.AppSc (Chiropractic), RMITB.Biomedical Science, Victoria UniversityWebster trainedEnglish & AssyrianMajor funds at the desk

Questions patients ask

Often, once its source is identified. Sciatica is a symptom with several possible causes, some respond well to chiropractic care and some need referral. The examination separates them, and you’ll get a straight answer about which side yours falls on.

I do, and whole appointments can run in it. For many families around Melbourne’s north it turns a stressful medical chat into a normal conversation.

Yes. Webster technique is part of my training, so care adapts to your trimester, and anything that belongs with your midwife or obstetrician gets flagged early and openly.

Yes, all major health insurance funds process right at the desk, and if your policy lists chiropractic, the gap is the only payment left.

No, come straight in. If tests, imaging or a GP’s opinion turn out to be the right first step, I’ll organise the referral with you rather than send you off with a shrug.

Where to find Jessi

Wellbeing Chiropractic Mickleham

Near Merrifield City

Unit 16, 9-33 Errol Boulevard, Mickleham, VIC 3064

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