Advance Pain Centres - Toa Payoh

Brett is from Canada and has practiced in various countries all over the world helping people reach their optimum potential. His focus is on children and families, who have health concerns from ear infections or ADD to headaches and back pain. He also works with sports injuries and accident cases. first Chiropractor in all the Southern region of Malaysia and set up a Charity dedicated to donating Chiropractic services to abandoned, mentally handicapped and seriously injured children. nominated for Awards for three years in a row (2005-2007) for business excellence and community contribution. During that time he partnered with Starlight Starbright Children's Foundation to head up a local Kids Day International which is a health and safety event for children held on the same day all over the world.

Before pursuing his doctoral studies in Chiropractic, Dr. Bryant attained a degree in molecular biology/pre-medicine at the renowned University of Michigan. After graduation, he spent a brief period of time working in the fields of research and forensics. It was during this time that Dr. Bryant quickly realized many of the imperfections of traditional medicine first-hand, and decided that there must be a better way to promote health and well-being within others. Having visited a Chiropractor during his adolescence, he decided to spend some time observing and speaking with different Chiropractors and their patients in order to learn more about the profession. Quickly he saw the special bond between doctors of Chiropractic and their patients, as well as the wide range of conditions that Chiropractic patients were coming in with and having amazing results. Dr. Bryant also had the opportunity to complete an internship in neurological Chiropractic, and has experience working with children and adults with conditions such as ADD/ADHD, insomnia, anxiety, depression, fibromyalgia, and others.

Dr George Ellis studied at Otago University and the New Zealand College of Chiropractic. He graduated with both the Adjuster Award and the John Nolan Award for Excellence in Diagnostic Imaging. first visited a chiropractor when he was fourteen because of severe lower back pain that had failed to improve for six months and was stopping him from playing the sports he loved and even attending school. After trying many other therapies, with limited success, he was referred by a friend to see his local chiropractor. Within weeks he was pain free and with regular chiropractic care noticed he was able to avoid injuries and recover faster. The results were so dramatic that he eventually decided to study chiropractic to help more people in his situation get their lives back. He practiced in his home town of Tauranga in New Zealand before traveling through Europe and has now relocated to Singapore with his fiancée. He enjoys traveling to new places and experiencing new cultures first hand and is also a keen surfer, kayaker and skier.