Dr Danny N (Chiropractor) is a keen, dedicated, enthusiastic and hard working member of the Wellbeing team.
Danny offers tremendous support for his fellow colleagues when they take leave or are away for other reasons. This means Danny has experience across multiple locations and with many different kinds of patients, and this gives him confidence to deliver patient centered care to patients of all sizes, ages and levels of flexibility.
Danny graduated from RMIT University with a double degree in Health science and Applied Science (Chiropractic), where he learnt in depth about the human body and mastered a variety of treatment techniques which he now uses on patients. During his chiropractic journey, Danny worked closely with the Northern Football League and the National Premier League as a sports chiropractor.
Danny has interests in functional biomechanics, neurology and rehabilitation.
Danny takes a functional approach with his treatments, incorporating chiropractic techniques soft as manual adjustments, activator and Sacral-Occiput (SOT) technique. Through chiropractic care, Dr Danny is able to provide quality health care that encourages his patients to improve their musculoskeletal health and wellbeing.

Dr Pei has completed a 5 year double degree in Bachelor of Applied Science (Chiropractic) and a Bachelor of Health Science from RMIT University. Pei is proficient in many languages, including English, Mandarin, Malay, Cantonese and Hokkien.
Pei was first introduced to the benefits of chiropractic care at the age of 12 when she had scoliosis. She wore a brace for a few years but unfortunately the curve progressed. However, after receiving the treatments, she witnessed the improvement of her body function and started to believe in the body’s innate ability to wellness. Since then she wants to bring that relief to more people and is passionate about helping patients achieve their optimal health and vitality.
Pei attends various seminars and workshops regularly to constantly refine her skills and broaden her techniques, so that she can provide the best care for her patients.
Pei volunteered as a sports trainer at RMIT Woman Football Academy Placement, where she managed her treatment plan tailored to each player to achieve the best results. She also helped out in the Wellington Community Clinic at Collingwood. With her empathy skills gained through these events, she undoubtedly will provide a patient-centred care in the clinic.
Outside of practice, she enjoys playing badminton, table tennis, chess and swimming to enhance her lifestyle.