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Who doesn’t love a celebration? The anticipation, the connection, the joy and gratitude that it all brings and encompasses. All the good things all intertwined and culminating in an outward display of festivities. Bring it on! As we approach the end of the year the celebrations are often multiplied and...

Having grown up in Melbourne, this month will be forever linked with the Melbourne Cup and all the festivities that surround it. In recent years, this event has been more controversial, but for me it conjures memories of a mid-weekday off (let’s face it- a long weekend!) hanging with my...

The human spine is more than just a column of bones; it is a remarkable structure that embodies strength, flexibility, and resilience. Composed of 33 vertebrae, intervertebral discs, ligaments, and muscles, the spine not only supports our body but also protects the spinal cord, which transmits signals between the brain...

You, like many people who come to see us first come because of our expertise and reputation in chiropractic methods, be it the technique or the ability to deal with certain ‘problems’, symptoms or diseases. What we find is that the people who get the real richness out of chiropractic...

There are some native Australian fig trees that require fig wasps for successful pollination, and conversely the wasps rely on the tree to complete their lifecycle. This relationship has evolved to the point where the tree and the wasp are completely dependent on each other. A vibrational symbiotic relationship. A...

Sustainability in Australian Chiropractic: A Path Forward Sustainability has emerged as a critical consideration in various industries worldwide, and chiropractic care in Australia is no exception. As healthcare systems grapple with the dual challenges of environmental responsibility and providing effective care, the chiropractic profession in Australia is increasingly recognising the...

She is the nourisher, the giver, the carer, the supporter … the Maternal Goddess. Mother’s Day offers an opportunity to recognise the maternal goddesses all around us. Shower them with love, appreciation and pampering. For those on the journey, it also offers an opportunity to honour ourselves as Mothers and...

Depression is considered to be the largest cause of disability worldwide and in Australia alone it is estimated that 1 in 5 women and 1 in 8 men will experience a major depressive disorder at some point in their lives. The manifestation of depression takes various forms and can have...

What’s the greatest lesson a woman should learn? That since day one. she’s already had everything she needs within herself. It’s the world that convinced her she did not.” - Rupi Kaur On March 8th each year we celebrate International Women’s Day. I’m a mum of three kids - two...

“Well – being blooms where love is planted.” It’s February and what better way to start the year than to celebrate LOVE and the impact it has on our overall health and wellbeing. In this newsletter we will explore not only the love we cultivate for ourselves, but the joy...