Dr Arthur Kaganovitch

I came to chiropractic because I wanted to spend my working life helping people in pain work towards getting back to what they were doing before it started. That is still how I see the job: work out what is behind the pain, say so plainly, and do something specific about it.

I graduated from the chiropractic double degree at RMIT in Melbourne. Gonstead is the system I practise: visualisation, instrumentation, static and motion palpation, and X-ray where it is indicated, each read separately and cross checked against the others before anything is adjusted.

Most of the people who come to see me arrive with lower back pain, neck pain, sciatica or headaches, often after weeks or months of it. Everyone gets the same start: a full history, a Gonstead examination, X-rays only where the examination calls for them, and a report of findings before any care begins.

I am the sole practitioner here, so the person who examines you at your first visit is the person who looks after you at every visit after it. Away from the clinic you will find me reading, at the gym, on a tennis court or in a martial arts class.