Tim Paynter is a chiropractor with over 15 years of experience in the health and fitness field. He began his career with a degree in Sports and Exercise Science and started working as a personal trainer while studying. After completing his degree, he went on to complete his honours in a study focused on chronic low back pain. This started Tim’s curiosity in treating and managing chronic pain.

This curiosity led him to study his Masters of Chiropractic. During his studies of Chiro he realised that clinical neuroscience was a keen area of interest for him. So, shortly after completing his degree he went on to study Clinical Neuroscience with the Carrick Institute and after 2 years sat the board exam for the American Chiropractic Neurology Board.

For the next 8 years of his chiropractic career Tim has continued to study and develop his chiropractic, rehabilitation and neuroscience skills with further education with the Brandon Brock Courses and FNOR (Functional Neuro Orthopaedic Rehabilitation) modules.

He has spent most of my career practicing with a mixture of older patients, giving me extensive experience managing chronic/severe arthritis, balance disorders and working around joint replacements and active/sporting patients, presenting with both acute and chronic injuries including concussions and whiplash injuries.

His approach to chiropractic care is holistic, blending classic techniques with low-force methods, dry needling, and rehabilitation. He prioritises pain management, guides you through rehabilitation, and empowers you with self-management tools.