Watching his parents push through, then choosing to help
Tommy grew up watching his parents push through pain and injury to keep working and providing. Seeing what that cost them is what first drew him to chiropractic, and it still shapes how he works: he would rather understand why someone hurts than only quieten the complaint.
He trained at RMIT University in Melbourne, completing a Bachelor of Health Science and a Bachelor of Applied Science in Chiropractic in 2025. His training covered Diversified adjusting, the Activator instrument, drop-piece table work and rehabilitation, which gives him several ways to adapt care to the person in front of him.
Tommy speaks Vietnamese as well as English, and practises at Wellbeing Chiropractic Frankston, 1 Ferndale Drive, where he enjoys seeing patients regain confidence in their bodies, whether that means returning to training or getting through the day more comfortably.