Unexpectedly in mid-March 2019 we said goodbye to Douglas Scown as he has injured his wrist. After thirteen years of working together (and twenty in the profession) it was not an easy decision for him to take early retirement from chiropractic.
Ailsa Patterson and Tony Roberts are happy to help any of Doug's patients who still required treatment in the city.
Doug Scown B.Ed B.App.Sci B. Chiro.Sci has been in clinical practice in Brisbane since 1998 after graduating from RMIT and moving from Melbourne with his family. Areas of interest are general spinal, musculoskeletal, disorders of balance, headache and chronic pain.
His work with Ailsa Patterson began after 2000 when they merged their efforts into City Centre Chiropractic. This meant that they could provide a broader service with extended hours as both their families grew. Since then they’ve also worked with a number of other practitioners, in particular Luka Botic, AKA The Muscle Therapist, as well as being openly collaborative with imaging and other medical specialties and services.
More recently Doug returned part time to teaching, his first profession, and began lecturing in the new chiropractic program at Central Queensland University primarily in the area of critical thinking. He briefly represented the profession at state level executive and is involved with research into education and professionalism issues.