Alistair is a chiropractor who consults at Mt Kuring-Gai Health. He has recently graduated from Macquarie University with a master's degree in Chiropractic. He also consults at our Asquith clinic.
Alistair has specific interests in sports-based injuries, especially those related to the back, neck, knees and ankles. He believes that patient education and understanding of their condition are key to improving. Committed to evidence-based practice, Alistair stays up to date with the latest research to ensure his patients receive the most effective and advanced care available. He often designs tailor-made exercise programs to help relieve pain and improve function according to the patient's goals.
With a history of playing semi-professional ice hockey and having suffered many injuries himself, Alistair understands that patients often require unique care tailored to their specific goals. He also acknowledges the mental side of injury recovery, emphasizing that a positive mindset and mental resilience are crucial for overcoming physical challenges and achieving optimal health.
Alistair loves to hang out at some of the local beaches on the central coast. Whether it's surfing or fishing, he just loves the water!
On his weekends, Alistair jumps on the ice and travels around Australia playing different ice hockey teams from other states.
You can often see Alistair lurking around local plant nurseries, trying to find the next plant to add to his cactus collection.
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