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We believe in healing the person, not just the symptoms
At Mt Martha Chiropractic & Sports Injury Clinic, we tailor your healthcare to your individual needs.
CHIROPRACTIC
Chiropractors in Australia are nationally registered and regulated healthcare professionals.
Chiropractors address the management of neuro-musculoskeletal disorders; looking at diagnosis, treatment; management and prevention. This includes the spine, our muscles , our ligaments , our nerves and our joints. These disorders often result in pain, affect activities of daily living; may result in time off work and may impact on the function of the nervous system and general health.
Our bodies have an amazing potential to heal and our team love to assist our patients on their health journey.
Many things can impact our health and the spine: nutrition, stress; sleep; ergonomics; the environment; exercise.... The scope of chiropractic is extensive as we seek to improve the well being of our patients.
Chiropractic Qualifications
Australian chiropractors spend a minimum of five years at university, with extensive training in anatomy physiology, neurology and much more.
Dr Rachel Duncan graduated in 2015 from RMIT with distinction. She has a Bachelor of Health Sciences & Masters of Clinical Chiropractic and continues to upgrade her qualifications regularly. Rachel has a special interest in women's health, pregnancy and paediatric care.
Dr Michelle Kerry Dr Michelle Kerry has more than 25 years’ experience as a chiropractor.
The focus of Michelle’s treatment is to assist in the facilitation of the body to restore and rebalance itself.
Michelle uses a variety of manual techniques while working in a safe, optimal space for healing. Michelle’s passion is helping people understand the role of chiropractic when dealing with the complexity of spinal and joint rehabilitation.
Chiropractors are registered under AHPRA, which is the organisation responsible for the registration and accreditation of 10 health professions across Australia & its primary purpose it to protect the public. A chiropractor’s education never ends. After entering practice, all chiropractors must complete continuing professional development courses and seminars to upgrade and improve their skills and to stay current on the latest scientific research.
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