Tynemouth's premier chiropractic care facility
Estelle Zauner-Maughan: born and raised in Albury, Australia, Estelle studied at Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology and graduated as a chiropractor in 1996.
I discovered my path in life and Chiropractic when I was 18. I was certain that I needed to be working with people and was looking into studying medical based courses when a couple of friends who were a year older and already studying Chiropractic in Melbourne, sat me down and told me all about what they were learning. It made sense to me.
At the time my mother was terminally ill with cancer and I was struggling to reconcile the treatment she was receiving with her quality of life and health. Chiropractic seemed to offer me a way of helping people in general find a better state of health so that the body could be better equipped to help itself.
My chiropractic education was at RMIT in Melbourne, before packing my bags and moving to Newcastle in Northern England in 1996. The people of the North East have made it easy to fall in love with the region and make it my home, along with the stunning countryside.
I believe that everyone must make their own choices and path through this life, but by empowering people with information and an efficiently running body and nervous system you are offering the greatest gift on earth. To this end, giving talks to local community groups is something I enjoy and do often.
In my spare time I love spending time with my husband Kevin, scuba diving (I’m a keen underwater photographer) and spending time in nature (also with a camera in hand).
I am so proud of Naturally Chiropractic and the service that we offer our clients. I hope you enjoy your experiences and learning opportunities for as long as you need us. and the service that we offer our clients. I hope you enjoy your experiences and learning opportunities for as long as you need us.
BOOK an appointment
to see Estelle
Her hours are:
- Monday: 2pm – 6pm
- Tuesday: 8.30am – 12.30pm
- Wednesday: 9am – 1pm
Thursday: 2pm – 6pm
Schedules are currently subject
to change.
