Dr Lydia Tan - Chiropractor - Gondstead Technique - Applied Kinesiology - Laser Therapy
Qualifications
- Graduated from RMIT Melbourne (2021)
- Gonstead Technique (7 Years)
- Applied Kinesiology, Laser Therapy, Activator & SOT Techniques
About Dr Lydia
Dr Lydia graduated from RMIT Melbourne (2021) and has since worked in 3 different clinics. She has been perfecting her skills in the Gonstead Technique for 7 years, and is also confident in Applied Kinesiology, laser therapy, activator and SOT techniques.
Her goal is to make sure everyone understands the importance of Chiropractic care, especially in babies and children. She believes that the wellbeing of a child can impact the dynamic of the whole family!
Coming from Malaysia, Dr Lydia is able to communicate fluently in English, Mandarin, Malay, and Hokkien thus exposing more Adelaide residents to Chiropractic.
身为一名脊椎矫正医师，我的责任就是确保您的神经系统能够正常操作。
秉持着3 不原则：
不开刀，不吃药，不打针；脊医使用自然及针对性矫正手法来检查与矫正您的脊椎骨的关节，以至恢复身体各个部分的神经线与大脑的关系。
只要您有根脊椎，便能从脊椎矫正获益。
澳洲许多人都定期带着一家大小复诊检查，因为他们了解脊椎矫正不只是处理症状，也能够提升身体各个功能的操作，从而活得更丰盛精彩。
My goal is to make sure everyone understands the importance of Chiropractic care, thus bringing out the best in them.
She believes that if you maintain your car regularly, you should maintain your spine at least twice as much!
MY SPECIALTY CHIROPRACTIC FIELDS OF INTEREST...
FAQ's - Frequently Asked Questions By Lydia
What is Applied Kinesiology?
Applied Kinesiology (AK) is a diagnostic system that uses muscle testing to evaluate structural, chemical, and emotional imbalances in the body. It blends chiropractic principles with holistic health practices to create highly personalised care plans.
How can Applied Kinesiology help with health concerns?
By assessing muscle strength and weakness, Applied Kinesiology can pinpoint underlying issues such as nutritional deficiencies, nerve dysfunction, or emotional stress, allowing for targeted, effective treatment strategies.
Is muscle testing accurate?
When performed by a trained practitioner, muscle testing is a valuable tool for gaining insights into the body’s needs. It provides immediate feedback on how the body is functioning and can highlight areas requiring specific attention.
What is Laser Therapy used for in chiropractic care?
Laser Therapy is a non-invasive treatment that uses specific wavelengths of light to promote tissue healing, reduce inflammation, and ease pain. It is especially effective for sports injuries, chronic pain, and post-surgical recovery.
Is Laser Therapy safe?
Yes, Laser Therapy is a safe and FDA-approved treatment. It is painless, drug-free, and has minimal risk of side effects when administered by trained professionals.
How many Laser Therapy sessions are usually needed?
The number of sessions varies depending on the condition being treated. Some people experience relief after just a few sessions, while chronic or complex conditions may require a more extended treatment plan.
What is SOT (Sacro Occipital Technique)?
SOT is a gentle chiropractic method that focuses on the connection between the pelvis (sacrum) and the skull (occiput). It uses specific adjustments and supportive techniques to balance the body’s structural and neurological systems.
Who can benefit from SOT treatments?
SOT can help a wide range of people, including those with lower back pain, headaches, posture problems, and even organ dysfunctions. It is known for its gentle nature, making it ideal for children, pregnant women, and older adults.
How is SOT different from traditional chiropractic techniques?
Unlike some traditional methods that focus mainly on spinal adjustments, SOT looks at the whole-body connection, using pelvic blocks, cranial work, and gentle spinal corrections to restore overall balance and function.
What is the Gonstead Chiropractic Technique, and why is it valuable for athletes?
The Gonstead Technique is a detailed and specific approach to chiropractic care that focuses on identifying and correcting spinal misalignments. For athletes, it offers several advantages:
• Boosts athletic performance through improved nerve communication.
• Reduces injury risk by maintaining correct joint positioning and muscular balance.
• Speeds up recovery times by easing inflammation and optimising movement patterns.
How often should an athlete see a Gonstead Chiropractor?
Visit frequency varies based on the athlete’s injury, level of competition, and personal goals. Initially, more frequent sessions may be necessary for acute injuries. For ongoing maintenance and peak performance, regular visits (like every two to four weeks) are often ideal to keep the body functioning at its best.
Is chiropractic care suitable for children?
Yes, chiropractic care can benefit individuals of all ages, including children. Early chiropractic support helps ensure proper spinal development, which is crucial for healthy growth and overall wellbeing.
Will I need to be cracked during treatment?
Not necessarily. Some chiropractic adjustments produce a 'cracking' sound, but low-force techniques like the Activator Method or pelvic blocking are available if needed. These approaches are especially useful for those with inflammation, pain sensitivity, or specific clinical needs.
