Dr Arthur Kaganovitch

I first felt the power of chiropractic care as a patient. Injuries from semi-professional tennis left me with a problem no one could quite figure out, until I found a chiropractor who worked back to the root cause rather than chasing the symptom. That experience shaped how I practise today.

I trained in the Gonstead method, one of the most precise and demanding techniques in the profession, and graduated with distinction from the chiropractic double degree at RMIT University. I am a member of the Gonstead Chiropractic Society, and I keep expanding my skills through ongoing courses and training. Learning does not stop at accreditation.

My clinical focus is the autonomic nervous system, and how your own genetics shape the way your body carries stress and recovers from it. My guiding principle is that regulation comes before adjustment. Settle the system that runs everything else, and the rest of the work holds. It is why I built Aura around long lasting change rather than quick fixes.

Outside the clinic you will find me reading, at the gym, on the tennis court, or practising jiu jitsu. I am bilingual in English and Russian, and I welcome patients from every background and stage of life.