Integrative Chiropractic Pte Ltd

Dr Serene Ng is a graduate of the Anglo-European College of Chiropractic, Bournemouth, England, where she applied for and was successful in obtaining a full scholarship for study. In her graduating year, she represented the college at the British School of Osteopathy Conference, London, a public forum where chiropractic, osteopathy and physiotherapy final year students could present their research projects for discussion across the three health disciplines A keen dancer, she incorporates dance philosophy and movements into her treatment programme to improve posture and function. Her approach to rehabilitation of the body is consequently a blend of her understanding of the body from a dancer's as well as physical therapists's perspective. Lifestyle issues are addressed where appropriate. Continuing development courses attended span the fields of movement therapy, craniosacral therapy, visceral manipulation, sports and paediatric chiropractic. For two years, she pursued an intensive course of study in traditional Chinese medicine locally. Currently practising in Singapore, she is a member of The Chiropractic Association (Singapore). She has been a volunteer working with children and youth abroad and in Singapore for more than a decade, teaching, mentoring and organizing activities. Her other interests include genealogy work and charity work with the elderly.

Probably the most extensively trained rolf practitioner in Singapore, David Lee has studied with Peter Melchior and Emmett Hutchin, two of the first instructors appointed by Ida Rolf, a pioneer in the field of bodywork known as structural integration, more commonly called "rolfing". David's passion for learning did not stop upon graduation from the Guild for Structural Integration, USA. He tirelessly continues his training to this day and has spent two years attending more workshops on advanced structural integration, earning his title of Advanced Practitioner of Structural Integration. Well-known instructors he has studied under include Jan Sultan, Michael Salveson, Louis Shultz, Sharon Hancoff, Tom Myers and Robert Scheilp. His exposure to osteopathy in the early days of his career led him to enroll in courses such as Muscle Energy Technique, Neuromuscular Therapy, Craniosacral Therapy, Visceral Manipulation, as well as osteopathic manipulative skills taught by an osteopath in London. With all these techniques under his belt, he hopes to have the best skill set combination to meet the treatment goals of different individuals.Besides working on the body at the structural level, David also brings in theories on functional movement and functional exercises into his work, developed by leading professionals in this field. Eager to share, he is Assistant Instructor in Visceral (Organ) Manipulation with the Upledger Institute and was also assistant to Tom Myers in the Anatomy Trains workshops in Hong Kong. His weekly health maintenance routine involves the sharing of taichi (Wu style) with his clients.

Chua Yen Yen received her State Registered Nurse training from U.K. After full-time parenting, she returned to healthcare as a natural therapist in Remedial Massage and Aromatherapy (Health School Australia). As a Dr Vodder-Certified Manual Lymph Drainage and Combined Decongestive Therapist, she works with Lymphoedema cases. The effects of Manual Lymph Drainage are numerous. Generally, it affects the nervous system, smooth muscles, fluid movement in the connective tissue and may have an effect on the immune system.