About Us.
Terrence Brown
Terrence has had a very unique journey to becoming the owner of YP Chiropractic.
As a young man Terrence joined the Royal Australian Navy as a medic and specialized as an operating theatre medic serving in overseas deployments gaining an Australian service medal and Defence medal for his efforts.
Terrence decided to take up a career in chiropractic and was supported by many of his medical colleagues for chiropractic offers a large diversity in scope of practice and strong education base. After completing a Bachelor and Masters of Chiropractic at RMIT Dr Terrence worked in established practices in Melbourne and later starting his own successful clinic in Melbourne’s western suburbs treating many athletes from the A league, AFL, VFL and members of the entertainment industry.
However, the draw of the country lifestyle was too strong and after being away for close to 15 years has returned to the York Peninsula.
Terrence is available Mon, Wed, Fri, Sat in Moonta and is in Minlaton every Tuesday.
John Carr
John was born and raised in Adelaide, after his parents migrated from Ireland.
While John was in his mid-twenties, an injury at the gym landed him in a chiropractic clinic. The recovery from this serious injury was impressive and John became an advocate for chiropractic. Over the next few years, John decided that he should follow his passion for chiropractic and achieve the ultimate goal of becoming a chiropractor himself.
John returned to study, receiving his Bachelor Degree in Health Sciences from Adelaide University in 2007. From there he advanced to Macquarie University, where he graduated in 2010 with a Master’s Degree in Chiropractic.
With his chiropractic credentials in hand, John returned to South Australia to begin his new career. John worked for a year in the country, being based in Whyalla and servicing a number of different county towns in the state’s northern region.
John joined YP Chiropractic in 2020 and is available on Tuesdays and Wednesdays.
Len Brennan
Len graduated 1998 from RMIT university and spent time in many Chiropractors offices during and after university whilst waiting for his wife to graduate from Chiropractic as well.
Len returned to New Zealand and spent a large portion of his career in his own private practice in Papakura. Which is just south of Auckland. Len has a wealth of experience from working with people from all walks of life and focuses his practice on his patient’s overall health and wellbeing.
Len’s chiropractic treatment is very similar to Terrence as they both have attended the same university and had similar lecturers and clinical experiences learning from the same practitioners early in their chiropractic careers. Len also enjoys all forms of racket sports especially tennis and squash.
Len is in the Moonta office on Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday mornings.