Structure first: from limbs & braces to spines
My first profession was prosthetics and orthotics, fitting devices that replace or support the body’s structure. You learn something in that work that never leaves you: the body is a connected system, and what happens at the foot changes the knee, the hip, the spine. Chiropractic became the natural next step, and I completed my Masters of Chiropractic at Macquarie University.
Since then the technique list has grown deliberately wide: Diversified, Activator, SOT, Thompson drop-piece, Gonstead, and certification in Atlas Orthogonal, plus Rockblade and Rocktape for soft-tissue work. In 2026 I took home Chiropractor of the Year for NSW, and Three Best Rated listed me among the top three chiropractors on the Central Coast for patient care. Awards are nice. The reviews behind them, where patients say they at last understood their own spine, are nicer.
My focus is family care in the broadest sense, from children’s postural development through to adults with long-standing pain. Animal chiropractic Necks under sustained load are frequent culprits, and they can be examined. is part of my training too, so some days the family definition stretches to include the dog. I consult in Hindi and Gujarati as well as English, and I belong to Chiropractic Australia.