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Dr Eugene Jeong

Chiropractor in Glen Waverley

I'm Dr Eugene Jeong, a registered chiropractor at Eugene Chiropractic in Glen Waverley, Melbourne. With a background in sports science and chiropractic care, I combine hands-on treatment with movement assessment to identify movement restrictions and compensations that may contribute to your symptoms.

Consultations in English, Korean and Mandarin

Consultations in English, Korean and Mandarin

Dr Eugene Jeong

Chiropractor in Glen Waverley

I’m Dr Eugene Jeong, a chiropractor with a background in sport science and sports medicine. My approach combines chiropractic care with movement assessment to understand the restrictions and compensations behind your symptoms.

My Background

A foundation in movement.

A focus on chiropractic care.

My interest in movement began as a wushu athlete and continued through my studies in sport science and chiropractic.

That background shapes the way I approach clinical care: listening to what is difficult for you, examining the relevant movements, and discussing how treatment and exercise may fit your needs.

Whether you want to sit through a working day, walk more comfortably or return to training, your goals are part of the conversation from the start.

Master of Chiropractic

Macquarie University, Australia
AHPRA-registered chiropractor

Sport & movement background

Sport science · Beijing Sport University
Former wushu athlete

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How I Approach Care

Chiropractic care at
the centre, movement restoration when needed

I use chiropractic care to address restricted spinal and joint movement. I also assess how your pelvis, rib cage and other areas move together, because a restriction in one area can change how another area is used.

When appropriate, I add movement restoration exercises to help you practise the changes made during treatment and reduce repeated compensation.

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