Your Noosa Sports Chiropractor

Ba. HSc, M.Clin.Chiro 

Dr Jake Currie (chiro) graduated from RMIT in 2013 with a bachelor of Health Sciences and a Masters degree in chiropractic. After running a busy clinic in the junction for many years, Jake now practices part-time from inside CrossFit Noosa working with a select few clients. Outside of practice Jake teaches healthcare professional a technique he created known as Mind Body Therapy.

Jake has a special interest in functional neurology and chronic pain patterns. Dr Jake works with clients who have “tried everything” and seen many different practitioners to resolve their pain and health issues.

Dr Jake has a particular interest and skillset for helping people with Post Concussion Syndrome. What a lot of people do not realise is that if you have ever sustained a concussion, or had multiple head knocks through contact sports, you may have some underlying and unresolved concussion symptoms which can cause persistent pain, brain fog, balance issues, and even anxiety.

If you are expecting a “normal” chiropractic session with quick adjustments, lots of loud cracking, and short appointment times Noosa Sports Chiropractic may not be the place for you. We can recommend plenty of other local practitioners if you are looking for a more traditional chiropractor.

Instead, Jake uses cutting-edge techniques based on functional neurology, kinesiology, and nervous system regulation to help you get to the root cause of your issues. These techniques can often help you improve your pain levels, muscular tension, and range of motion without any manual “cracking” adjustments.

So if you have tried many types of health practitioners to get well, or have been told you are “a complex case” but you are still struggling with ongoing or persistent symptoms book your first appointment online today and let us look at your health from a new perspective.

Jakes's areas of interest:

• Persistent injuries or chronic pain patterns: does your pain come back again and again even after multiple treatments?

• Post-concussion syndrome (PCS): are you struggling with dizziness, balance issues, visual fatigue, neck pain or anxiety following a concussion or head knock?

• Sensory Issues: conditions like ADHD or sensory issues have links with retained primitive reflexes, visual issues, and vestibular or balance issues. Jake loves helping adults and children struggling with these issues.

• Anxiety: anxiety can have many psychological origins but you may find your symptoms are made worse if your nervous system is out of balance or “stuck” in a fight-flight state known as Sympathetic Dominance.

• Mobility Issues: do you find that you have impaired mobility or flexibility in various joints? Often this can be traced back to brain and nervous system imbalances rather than tight muscles.