ABOUT FEEL BETTER MOVEMENT CLINIC
Feel better. Move better. Live better.
Evidence-informed chiropractic and musculoskeletal rehabilitation for people working through pain, injury, and a return to the activities that matter to them.
Based at Green Point Medical Centre, Green Point, NSW.
Assessment-led care • Hands-on treatment where appropriate • Rehabilitation-focused
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OUR APPROACH
Rehabilitation and injury prevention, made simple
Healthcare doesn’t need to be complicated. My goal is to bridge the gap between clinical evidence and your daily life, providing care that is practical, sustainable, and focused on your long-term movement health.
We start with a thorough assessment to understand not just where it hurts, but why. Pain is often a messenger, influenced by your training history, work environment, stress, and lifestyle. By looking at the whole picture, we can address the root causes rather than just managing symptoms.
Collaboration is at the heart of the Feel Better approach. I work with you to build a rehabilitation plan that fits into your schedule and addresses the activities that matter most to you, whether that’s returning to competitive sport, managing a physical job, or simply moving without restriction.
Looking beyond the painful area
The site of your pain isn’t always the source. A knee issue might stem from hip mechanics; a shoulder problem might be linked to how your ribcage moves. My clinical process looks at how different parts of your body work together.
This approach ensures we aren’t just chasing pain around your body, but building a more resilient system that can handle the specific demands you place on it every day.
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MEET YOUR CHIROPRACTOR
Meet Alistair Rye
Alistair Rye is a chiropractor with a practical, evidence-informed approach to musculoskeletal pain, injury rehabilitation, and return to activity. Care combines a thorough assessment, clear explanation, hands-on treatment where appropriate, and progressive exercise programming shaped around your goals.
Alistair graduated from the Macquarie University chiropractic program and has worked in private practice settings with a focus on active populations. He has a particular interest in working with people recovering from sports-related injuries, gym-based training concerns, and persistent spinal pain.
Outside of the clinic, Alistair stays active through hockey and resistance training, and brings that practical understanding of movement and load management to the rehabilitation process.
Academic Qualifications
Master of Chiropractic Science
Macquarie University, Sydney
Bachelor of Chiropractic Science
Macquarie University, Sydney
Advanced Clinical Training
Chronic Pain Management Specialist Training
Online Pain Education Network (OPEN)
GLA:D® Back — Certified Clinician
Macquarie University Spinal Pain Research Centre
Certified Dry Needling Practitioner
CPD Health Courses
Continuing Professional Development
My ongoing professional development includes continuing education in spinal pain, musculoskeletal conditions, sports injuries, rehabilitation and evidence-informed clinical care.
Care options, guided by your assessment
Following a thorough assessment, we will discuss the best path forward for you. This often involves one or a combination of the following approaches:
Chiropractic Care
Hands-on treatment including joint mobilisation and manipulation where appropriate.
Active Recovery
Guidance on modifying your current training or activity to stay active while recovering.
Rehabilitation
Individualised therapeutic exercise to build strength, resilience, and tolerance.
Education
Clear information about your condition and strategies to manage it independently.
Who I commonly work with
I help a diverse range of people navigate musculoskeletal health, from focused injury rehab to managing long-term persistent pain.
Back and Neck Pain
For people managing new, recurrent, or persistent back and neck symptoms that are affecting work, sleep, exercise, or everyday movement.
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SPORTS AND TRAINING INJURIES
For recreational athletes and active adults managing injuries or symptoms related to sport or other active hobbies.
SHOULDER, HIP, KNEE, AND JOINT CONCERNS
For people experiencing joint or muscle symptoms that affect lifting, walking, stairs, work tasks, training, or daily activities.
Active Retirees
For people who want to keep walking, gardening, travelling, golfing, swimming, exercising, playing with grandchildren, or enjoying an active retirement with greater confidence.
PERSISTENT OR RECURRING PAIN
For people whose symptoms have been present for some time, keep returning, or have made them less confident with movement and activity.
Post-Surgical Rehab
For people who are recovering from orthopaedic surgery and need a structured plan to rebuild movement, strength, confidence, and everyday function.