A career built on curiosity
Kate’s path started at fourteen, when holistic therapies relieved headaches that had followed her through school. The experience left a conviction that bodies can function remarkably well when given the right support, and it set a study habit that never switched off: a Bachelor of Applied Science in Complementary Medicine, a Master of Clinical Chiropractic from RMIT in 2008, then further training in paediatric neurodevelopment, kinesiology and Pilates.
Her clinical years span metropolitan and rural practices alongside highly regarded practitioners, and one defining chapter overseas: volunteer chiropractic work in Cambodia with the Restore One charity, caring for local communities while mentoring students, service and education in the same trip.
At Wellbeing Moorabbin, Kate combines evidence-based chiropractic techniques with kinesiology-informed assessment, lifestyle advice and home exercise. Her focus areas are family health, paediatrics and sports chiropractic, and her patient base looks exactly like that: households, kids and competitors, often from the same street.
Holistic care eases her recurring headaches and sets the career direction
Master of Clinical Chiropractic, RMIT, on top of a complementary medicine degree
Volunteer care with Restore One, treating communities and mentoring students
Family, paediatric and sports chiropractic at Wellbeing Moorabbin