From Macquarie University to the south-east
I completed my chiropractic training at Macquarie University in Sydney, earning a Bachelor of Chiropractic Science and a Master of Chiropractic with Distinction. While there I took part in the Global Leadership Program and volunteered as a peer mentor, time well spent building the communication and patient-care skills I bring to every consultation, and the reason my rooms run warm and welcoming, with everyone cared for like family.
Before chiropractic I spent years working as a massage therapist. That hands-on experience taught me how muscles, joints and movement all connect, and I still draw on it every day: when I assess you, I’m not looking at one piece of the puzzle, I’m looking at the whole picture.
I’ve also completed formal training in Sacro Occipital Technique, a gentle, low-force option for patients who prefer a softer style. Everyone’s body is different and everyone’s pain tells a different story, so a range of techniques means the approach adapts to what works for you rather than one set routine. And Khmer-speaking families can do the entire visit, history, assessment and explanation, in their own language.