Dr Bronte Craig - Chiropractor
Qualifications
- Bachelor of Health Science, RMIT University
- Bachelor of Chiropractic Science, Chiropractic (2021)
- Level one certification in Myofascial Dry Needling and Cupping from the Manual Medicine Australasia
- Soft Tissue & Diversified Techniques (Competent)
About Dr Bronte
Dr. Bronte decided to become a chiropractor after she experienced the benefits of chiropractic care for herself and through her family as she grew up.
Outside of Chiropractic, Dr. Bronte enjoys spending time with her family and her cat Mr. Boots. She loves to travel and to go for hikes to explore.
Dr. Bronte has extensive experience using techniques including Diversified, Activator, drop-piece, and soft tissue techniques to tailor care to her patient’s specific needs during their health care journey.
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My goal is to work in a multi practitioner practice to help provide the community with the best quality care, which is why I'm excited to join the Chiropractic On Winston Team!
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Get To Know Our Practitioners - Dr Bronte Craig
What inspired you to become a Chiropractor?
When I started to get adjustments aged 6, I stopped missing school for sick days. As I got older, I noticed I played sport better after being adjusted. By my teenage years it seemed a no brainer to then join the profession as I enjoyed helping people, the hands-on nature of the work and the steady flow of new challenges we face with each new case.
What’s a common condition you treat, and how can Chiropractic help?
Headaches. Firstly, we assess and diagnose the type of headache. There are well over 100 types, but we focus on cervicogenic (neck joints), Tension Type Headaches (tight muscles) and Migraines. By restoring proper joint function and decreasing muscle tension symptoms will likely decrease. We then need to discover if there is an external source like poor posture or receptive movements that are causing the joint dysfunction or muscle tightness. With correction to any lifestyle factors and restoration of joint and muscle movement Headaches can be reduced significantly.
Do you have any tips for maintaining spinal health at home or at work?
Keep moving. The brain needs to interpret movement to maintain strength in your spinal muscles. Frequent small local movements will create much better spinal strength than larger less frequent movements.
