As a youngster, Paul experienced what was called “growing pains.” His parents took him to medical doctors, physiotherapists and orthopaedic surgeons. Their last resort was going to the chiropractor. Come on in and talk to Dr Paul about what happened after that.
“By the time I was in my early 20s I liked the idea of being able to help people when they got sick. It just didn’t feel right, though, that people had to take drugs. My chiropractor suggested I consider entering the profession. I did that in 1976″.
“We pride ourselves on educating our patients so they can learn about living a healthy lifestyle.”
To stay up to date on the latest chiropractic research, Paul attends seminars in Australia and overseas. The courses he has completed include topics such as acupuncture, nutrition and emotional stress. With a broad base of knowledge, he can look after a variety of ailments.
We know that patients get far more benefit when we find out what is causing their pain or ache or stiffness, and attend to
that.
Dr Paul became an acupuncturist in 1989.
