Dr Kylie has a keen interest in treating families, while striving to find the best ways to alleviate people’s pain and discomfort, whether it be from repetitive strain or acute trauma and swelling. She achieves this by combining her extensive knowledge and techniques which include:

• Diversified (manual adjusting)
• CBP (Chiropractic Biophysics) 
• Activator (low force technique)
• Thompson drop table
• Extremity adjusting (foot, knee, hip, shoulder, elbow, wrist and TMJ)

Dr Kylie Webber started her Chiropractic journey as a patient with low back pain. After seeing her General Practitioner, Dr Kylie found herself prescribed pain medications, being referred to orthopedic specialists and finally recommended for spinal surgery. Frustrated and disillusioned with the options available to her through the medical system, she was referred to a Chiropractic clinic.

Living on pain medication, and experiencing sleepless nights, low energy and finding herself with unbearable discomfort she decided to try a non-invasive option before considering surgery. Pain-free through Chiropractic treatment, Dr Kylie realised she wanted to be a part of other people’s experience and help them the best way she could with their back pain. Becoming a Chiropractic Assistant was transformative for Dr Kylie. Seeing how many people shared her story and how safe and effective Chiropractic treatment was, she was motivated to take the next step and help people firsthand by training to become a Chiropractor. 

After studying at Central Queensland University (CQU), Dr Kylie gained tremendous experience in Chiropractic clinics in Queensland and Adelaide and then saw her journey take her to Africa to use her new skills to help those in need. She has now arrived at Point Cook Health Centre to continue expanding her knowledge and helping our community with her well-developed skill set.