Dr Michael Azari

Your chiropractor

Dr Michael Azari

BAppSc(Chiro), BSc(Hons), PhD, FRCC(UK)

Michael earned his chiropractic degree at RMIT and a PhD in neuroscience from the medical faculty of Monash University. He spent years at Monash and RMIT researching chiropractic and medical science, and holds the fellowship of the Royal College of Chiropractors (UK) - one of only a handful of Australian chiropractors to do so. He has a special interest in headaches, neck pain and low back pain.

Common student complaints

What we help with

Study & desk posture

Neck, shoulder and upper-back pain from long hours at a laptop or in the library.

Headaches

Tension and other common headaches, including the exam-season kind.

Low back pain

From sitting, lifting, or an old injury that flares up.

Sports injuries

Strains and niggles from training, sport and the gym.

Posture & ergonomics

Simple, practical advice to set up your desk and prevent it recurring.

Something else?

If chiropractic isn't right for your issue, we'll tell you honestly.

Visiting us

Where & when

Location

Monash University Health Services, Campus Centre, 21 Chancellors Walk, Monash University, Clayton VIC 3800.

Clinic days & hours

By appointment - book online to see available times.

Fees & rebates

Standard consultation fees apply, the same as at our main clinic. Medicare (with a GP care plan) and private health "extras" rebates may apply - see Services & Rebates.

Contact

Tel: 0493 374 119
Email: ourchiros@gmail.com

First time seeing a chiro?

Good to know

Is it safe? Does it hurt?
Chiropractic care is safe when done by a registered practitioner, and most treatment is gentle. Michael chooses techniques to suit you and always explains what he's doing first.
Do I need a referral?
No - you can book directly. If you have private health "extras" cover, you may be able to claim; bring your card.
How long is an appointment?
Your first visit includes a history and examination as well as treatment where appropriate, so allow a little extra time.
What should I bring?
Your student ID, any private health card, and details of your issue. Wear comfortable clothing.

Book on campus