At Uni she found a fascination with bones. She was able to easily convert all those facets that articulate with neighboring bones into the mechanical function of the human frame. Due to her high results in Osteology, Susan was invited to study Forensic Osteology where she did projects on skeletal remains found in unmarked burials and sorted bags of tiny human hand and foot bones from small bones of other animals. She graduated from University of Queensland with a Bachelor of Science and completed her Master of Chiropractic in 2002 at Macquarie University in Sydney Australia.
During the last year of her Masters, Susan took on AK certification course held by the late ICAK Diplomate Dr Keith Keen (Chiropractor) and upon her graduation he asked her to join his clinic on Macquarie Street, Sydney. By soaking in Dr Keith’s life’s learnings, it placed Susan quickly amongst the sought after practitioners in Sydney for child healthcare. Susan has contributed to Applied Kinesiology and developments in Retained Neonatal Reflexes technique for more than two decades and teaches both techniques locally and internationally. She has been a teaching Diplomate for the International College of Applied Kinesiology and the Retained Neonatal Reflexes (RNR) technique since 2008.
While Susan works with bodies of all ages with a wide range of presenting concerns, she is in her element when treating children with learning delays, behavioural problems and developmental concerns.
Along with the late Dr Keith Keen (Chiropractor), Susan has received worldwide interest in the RNR methods, a strong professional following, and a long list of happily thriving little patients. She maintains a busy clinic and is loving mothering her bright 7 year old daughter.
