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  Dr Aimee Mason

  Biography

  Dr Aimee Aimee graduated from the inaugural chiropractic program at CQUniversity, Sydney, achieving her Bachelor of Chiropractic Science and Master of Clinical Chiropractic with Distinction. Along with teaching people about their posture, Aimee uses a variety of chiropractic techniques that are specific to each individual’s needs.

  Aimee is very passionate about the profession and loves contributing in any way she can. She currently volunteers on two committees for the ACA, as well as being student liaison for the Macquarie University Chiropractic students.

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  Dr Angus Steventon

  Biography

  Dr Angus Steventon is a chiropractor with over 25 years’ experience in private practice and is co-director of Central Coast Spinal Care Centre, a multidisciplinary clinic with four locations across the NSW Central Coast, three of which are integrated with medical clinics. He has a strong interest in collaborative care models and has spent much of his career working alongside medical practitioners, allied health professionals, and complementary medicine providers.

  Angus's approach to integration is rooted in mutual respect, open communication, and a shared commitment to patient centred care. He brings a practical understanding of how to build and sustain professional relationships within diverse healthcare teams. He is particularly interested in how chiropractors can maintain their identity while contributing meaningfully in multidisciplinary settings, and how such environments can enhance clinical decision-making and patient care

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  Dr Gabrielle Coles

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  Dr Gabrielle Coles is a recent chiropractic graduate practising at Enhance Healthcare in Canberra. While she welcomes patients from all walks of life, her background as a local AFLW player fuels her special interest in sports, functional movement, and helping people stay active.

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  Dr Sally Shokry

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  Dr Sally Shokry is in her 2nd year out in practice and is currently working at MSK Therapy and Injury Management.

  Sally also works as a sessional academic at Macquarie University, tutoring in radiology and 2nd year chiropractic skills. When not working Sally is either training in Discus, Shotput or Taekwondo or hanging out with family and friends.

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  Dr Sebastian Cook

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  Dr Sebastian Cook, founding chiropractor of Seriously Chiropractic completed a Bachelor of Medical and Health Sciences at University of Wollongong in 2014, followed by a Master of Chiropractic at Macquarie University in 2017.
  In 2018, Sebastian began practising in Campbelltown, where he developed a clinical approach centred on personalised, patient-focused care. He is committed to taking the time to listen, understand each individual’s story, and tailor treatment plans to support long-term health outcomes, not just symptomatic relief.

  In 2019, Sebastian joined the Chiropractic Department at Macquarie University, where he currently serves as a Senior Clinical Supervisor. This role allows him to mentor future chiropractors while staying closely aligned with the latest research, clinical standards, and evidence-informed practice.

  Sebastian has presented at the Australian Chiropractic Association Annual Conference, hosted the Chiropractic Alumni Seminar Dinner, and volunteered internationally with Hands on India in 2025. He continues to serve on the organisation’s Board of Directors, supporting the organisation’s initiatives to continue provide chiropractic and health care relief to the underserved communities of the West Bengal region, fund primary schools, and empower both the women and men through health and education programs.

  Locally, Dr Sebastian remains passionate about community education, taking part in spinal health talks in schools, promoting balance and strength programs for fall-prevention in retirement villages, and contributing to men’s mental health discussions at Men’s Shed groups across the region.