We’d love you to become a Member of the Australian Spinal Research Foundation!
You’ll be helping to develop a global knowledge-base that delivers certainty, clarity and confidence to our profession.
Our Members share our Vision. By signing up, you’re saying you believe in the philosophy of chiropractic care. You’re fascinated by its potential to improve human function and community wellbeing. And you want to investigate vertebral subluxation and its effects and impacts through our chiropractic paradigm.
Pay it forward…become a Member for as little as the cost of 1 adjustment per month!
Our Full Members are qualified chiropractors, or strongly committed community members, who share our Vision and want to play a pro-active roll in enhancing the knowledge-base about chiropractic.
Our Graduate Members are our those who have recently graduated, and want to understand and contribute to the global body of chiropractic research.
Our Supporters are like-minded people who share our health and wellbeing principles and are eager to drive scientific evidence to demonstrate chiropractic’s benefits.
Our Student Members are our upcoming generation. Membership provides an opportunity to learn about and contribute to research that complement your studies.
Our Partners are those Members who not only share our vision and philosophy, but are drivers in funding research to fill the knowledge gaps.
This research will enhance our knowledge-base on what is fundamental to our great profession – the vertebral subluxation – and will be centred on producing outcomes with strong, clinical relevance for chiropractors.
Simply add your desired donation amount when filling in the membership form!
Joint hypermobility seems to be one of those issues that is gaining awareness, and while it exists on a spectrum from that which causes no problems that that which is disabling, it is something that is all too easily overlooked. A new narrative review published in the Asia-Pacific Chiropractic Journal argues that when we do…
Frozen shoulder syndrome (FSS), also known as adhesive capsulitis, affects an estimated 2% to 5% of the general population. The painful and debilitating condition most often affects people between the ages of 40 and 65, with a slight female predominance. The condition is dramatically more common in people with diabetes: reported prevalence in diabetic populations…
Few things are more powerful than hearing a child put words to their own progress. Twelve weeks into chiropractic care, a two-year-old boy who had presented with delayed speech turned to the adults in his life and said, “I’m so happy I can talk now.” That very human outcome moment crowns the clinical findings in…
