After completing my Master’s degree in Chiropractic, I began developing my clinical experience before taking the step into my own practice. MyXhape Chiropractic was the first expression of that journey — giving me the opportunity to build a practice around the way I wanted to care for patients. My clinical development was further shaped through mentorship at Nurture Nature Chiropractic, where I expanded my experience in Neuro Impulse Protocol, paediatric chiropractic and a broader range of clinical presentations. These experiences strengthened my foundation while also encouraging me to keep questioning, learning and evolving.

My journey into chiropractic began during the COVID period, when I started treating patients through a mobile practice, adapting to a very different way of providing care. I later entered a 2.5-year mentorship in Neuro Impulse Protocol (NIP), which became an important period of clinical development and shaped much of the way I approach patient care today. During this time, MyXhape Chiropractic remained my own personal practice, but took a back seat while I worked in an associate position and immersed myself in learning and gaining experience. Alongside my main clinical work, I continued developing specialised experience in paediatric and neurological chiropractic, while spending weekends working in football recovery and sports chiropractic. These different environments exposed me to a wide range of patients, from children and neurological cases to athletes, and taught me to look beyond a single technique or symptom and consider the individual as a whole.

From treatment to capacity. My clinical and sporting experiences deepened my interest in what happens beyond the adjustment — how someone moves, how they control their body, how strength is developed and how confidence is rebuilt after pain or injury. This became an increasingly important part of my approach: combining chiropractic care with movement, rehabilitation, recovery and functional capacity. The goal is not simply to help someone feel better today, but to help them develop the capacity to keep moving forward.I completed my FIFA Medical Diploma in 2021 and travelled with the team, including international competition in Rotterdam, where we faced teams including PSG, Fulham and Copenhagen. Working within football taught me that good healthcare has to translate beyond the treatment table — into movement, resilience, recovery and the ability to perform when it matters

MyXhape Chiropractic was the beginning. Dr. Sarlie Chiropractic is the evolution. As my experience, education and understanding of health developed, I wanted the practice to reflect something broader than chiropractic treatment alone. I wanted to create an approach centred around Applied Health & Alignment — bringing together chiropractic care, movement, rehabilitation, prevention, optimisation and longevity. The evolution from MyXhape to Dr. Sarlie Chiropractic represents that shift: from simply providing a service to building a philosophy of care that reflects how I practise today.This became an increasingly important part of my approach: combining chiropractic care with movement, rehabilitation, recovery and functional capacity. The goal is not simply to help someone feel better today, but to help them develop the capacity to keep moving forward.