Michael graduated from RMIT University with a double degree in Bachelor of Health Science and Bachelor of Applied Science in chiropractic. Over the course of his studies he developed a keen interest in treating chronic and acute pain. 

He uses a sustainable, evidence-based and active care approach to pain conditions which includes a combination of manual therapies including massage therapy, dry needling, practitioner assisted stretching and spinal adjustment with the goal of reducing pain and improving function. 

Rehabilitative exercise is used as an adjunct to improve strength, endurance and function of the problematic areas. Such an approach can improve our patient’s ability to perform Activities of Daily Living (ADL’s), reduce pain, reduce injury risk and improve performance in physical endeavours. When not working he enjoys resistance training, reading scientific literature in relation to his work and spending time with friends and family.