Our MissionTo care for you and your family and empower your health through chiropractic care.
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Our Chiropractors
Dr Peter Grieve
Peter is an inspired Chiropractor. Peter established Umina Chiropractic Centre 40 years ago. He has a passion for helping people maintain optimum health. This passion for Chiropractic drives his enthusiasm in the work place.
Over the years, Peter has kept his skills and knowledge current by further ongoing education especially relating to neurology and paediatrics. Peter enjoys snowboarding in the winter and often walks the beach and has a surf before starting his day, spending time in the natural environment is a relaxing pastime. Peter believes that ‘small steps lead to big changes and you have the rest of your life to get better’… you need to start today. |
Dr Prue Storey
Prue and her family have moved to the Central Coast from Sydney.
Prue brings with her a wealth of experience and enthusiasm, working since 2003 in two Sydney based clinics. This has allowed Prue to help an array of patients and assist them with their health goals. Prue has enjoyed her role tutoring Chiropractic skills at Macquarie University which she did for the last 10 years. Prue has a Bachelor of Chiropractic Science and a Master of Chiropractic at Macquarie University. She is a member of the Chiropractic & Osteopathic College of Australia. With a strong interest in pregnancy and paediatrics, Prue has undergone further studies into paediatric care. Prue believes in the importance of diet, exercise, and regular chiropractic care to keep you healthy! |
Dr Michael Grieve
Michael graduated from Macquarie University with a Master of Chiropractic. Following his university training he started work here at Umina Chiropractic Centre. Over the following years he expanded his knowledge base with courses that focused on Paediatrics and Neurology. There are still many long weekends a year dedicated to further study with the aim of improving health outcomes for our patients.
Michael is married to Natacha Flohr, who works as a physiotherapist at Kincumber and is often used to refer to when her special skill set is required. Michael enjoys snowboarding on a regular basis over winter. Surfing, Kiteboarding and Stand up paddle boarding keep his interest over summer. |
Dr Dean Roods
Dean has been passionate about chiropractic care since the age of sixteen. He graduated from Macquarie University (NSW) in 2013 and since then, has been dedicating his time to furthering his education so that he can help as many people as possible.
He has a great interest in vestibular rehabilitation which involves helping with issues such as: benign paroxysmal positional vertigo (BPPV), dizziness, balance disorders, dysautonomia and migraines. Dean’s goal is to keep adding to his clinical ‘bag-of-tricks’ so that he can offer patients the best care possible. Dean wants people to be able to come to him and ask: – “Dean, I often wake up of a morning with either a stiff neck or an aching back. I think it’s just muscular, but could it have something to do with my spine?” – “My daughter keeps spraining her ankle at sport. Is it just a weak ankle or could there be something else underlying?” – “I keep bumping into things. Do you think it could be related to my spine being out of alignment?” Dean has a natural curiosity about almost everything and enjoys inspiring people to find out why something may or may not be happening. One of Deans hobbies is cooking and, in many ways, he likes to think of each patient’s case as an open pantry of ingredients - every person’s nervous system is different, and (like cooking) requires unique ‘ingredients’ to help ‘switch on’ the body’s healing processes, appropriately. So, when it comes to caring for people, there’s no ‘cookbook’ approach; there’s no, “One-size-fits-all” model – it’s very much a tailored approach which is why I love what I do. |
Our Chiropractic Assistants
These are the friendly voices you will hear when you call Umina Chiropractic centre
Cathy Grieve
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Michelle Caldwell
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Trudi Baxter
Trudi joined the practice in 2018, she has been happily living on the Central Coast with her husband and two teenage children for the past 25 years. Trudi has 15 years’ experience as a massage therapist and stretch teacher and has a keen interest in maintaining a healthy lifestyle with exercise and good healthy food.
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Aleesha Caldwell
Aleesha started working here in 2016 and is studying biomedical engineering and project management at Sydney University. She really hopes to be able to make a change in people's quality of life through this field.
She loves living on the coast near the water and enjoys dancing, bike riding and roller blading along the waterfront. |
