Chiropractic, Remedial Massage & Myotherapy in Flemington

Dr Amanda Boyd graduated from RMIT University Melbourne in 2001 and in 2006 became the principal chiropractor and owner of Flemington Chiropractic. As a mum, she has seen firsthand the benefits chiropractic care has had on herself during pregnancy and on her son and daughter. Amanda completed a 3-year post-graduate qualification in Paediatric and Pregnancy (Diplomate in Clinical Chiropractic Pediatrics), making her one of a handful of chiropractors with these qualifications to treat musculoskeletal conditions during pregnancy and childhood, including lower back pain in pregnancy, sciatic pain, neck pain, and thoracic pain.

Dr Randy Hoysted grew up in country Victoria and relocated to Melbourne to study science at university. Following three years of travel and work overseas, Randy returned to Australia to pursue her Chiropractic degree at RMIT, graduating with Honours in 2006. Since then, Randy has practised in country Victoria, southern Tasmania and South East Queensland, accompanying her husband’s work as a Sports Administrator. Randy enjoys working with a wide demographic of people and has extended her skills in care associated with pregnancy, infancy and childhood, including a position as chiropractic representative on a multidisciplinary specialist board. Randy practises manual and low-force techniques such as Sacro-Occipital Technique (SOT) and Activator, and believes the best outcomes are achieved through detailed assessment, diagnosis and communication with her patients.

Born in Bangkok, Thailand, massage came naturally as part of Jasmine’s cultural background since childhood, starting with her mother. Her first formal study was Traditional Thai Massage from a teacher in southern Thailand. After completing Remedial Massage Therapy, her passion for caring for others’ health and wellbeing grew over nine years, exploring lymphatic drainage, reflexology and myofascial cupping, as well as therapeutic essential oils through Raindrop Treatment. Her favourite technique, Access Bars, acts like a “brain detox” — a perfect combination with her own signature Energy Balance Massage. Outside work, Jasmine enjoys yoga, flamenco dancing, meditation and Tai Chi.

A career Myotherapist and soft tissue specialist, Shane has worked exclusively with chiropractors in clinical settings for the past 17 years, believing this combination provides an elevated level of healthcare. He graduated dux of Remedial Massage from Endeavour College of Natural Medicine in 2003, then studied Myotherapy at MIMT in 2004. He has since studied extensively in connective tissue work, often finding solutions for conditions that haven’t responded to traditional therapies. Shane works with clients from tradespeople to office workers, young and old, and has special interest in pregnancy management. His techniques include dry needling, electro acupuncture, TENS, Japanese far infrared therapy (Onnetsu), cupping and manual lymphatic drainage. With a background in martial arts, he also enjoys meditation and music.

Noel achieved his Diploma of Remedial Massage at the Australian College of Massage, South Melbourne, in 2009. His proficiencies include Relaxation, Deep Tissue, Remedial, Sports Massage and Trigger Point Therapy. He has worked in a gym in Hoppers Crossing, a chiropractic practice in Point Cook, and a health & beauty salon in Balaclava. Noel worked with the Altona Football Club for two seasons treating sports injuries, volunteered for Black Saturday bushfire victims, and took part in a Guinness World Record “Massage-en-Masse” attempt in Daylesford in 2010. In 2015 he travelled to Vietnam to provide massage for children affected by AIDS. Noel uses a 1-10 pressure scale to give clients full control of their treatment, and his client base ranges from young children to aged clientele, including marathon runners, swimmers and footballers. Since July 2024, Noel has also undertaken mobile massage for the elderly via the Government’s Stay at Home program.