“I have had the pleasure of working with the Australian Spinal Research Foundation for 10+ years, running advertisements to inform chiropractors about our CPD offerings. Throughout this time, I have been consistently impressed by their professionalism and the excellent service they provide. Their team’s dedication to supporting the chiropractic community and fostering professional growth is evident in every interaction”.
Elham Nia – CPDO Online
Commercial Supporter Opportunities
Marketing to the Chiropractic Community
Communicate is a suite of targeted marketing and advertising opportunities offered by the Australian Spinal Research Foundation,
to assist you to reach out to the chiropractic community with your products or events.
Why Is It Unique?
Advertising Opportunities
Commercial Supporter Initiative
The Foundation has introduced a Commercial Supporter Initiative, whereby businesses in the Chiropractic and Health & Wellbeing industries can elect to become a Commercial Supporter of the Foundation, as a way to build their brand, gain exposure and support the ASRF’s Vision and Mission.
Product Endorsement
We have a limited number of endorsement opportunities for like-minded businesses. All endorsed products are fully tested and approved by our Board of Directors. Contact us for all enquiries – details below.
Events Sponsorship
ASRF 365 Sponsorship: A Year-Long Spotlight for Your Brand
Not just an event – a year of online visibility with the ASRF. This new initiative is designed for you to meet your audience where they are most engaged!
It’s our events sponsorship reimagined, with an all-year presence in the ASRF global community.
We’ve created a range of exciting digital events and promotions that will help you to connect with our tribe in a way that keeps your brand in front of people from March to December 2026, in new and innovative ways.
There are 2 options for sponsorship – Major Sponsorship OR Spinal Research Hero Month (April 2026) Sponsorship. Find out more here.
Contact for all commercial opportunities: Bridget Coyne (bridget (@) spinalresearch.com.au)

