Anne Arnold
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first heard Jun 2016
last heard Jun 2018
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So is it a stretch to say that pressing on a particular part of the neck...
will have a direct effect on organs?
The Australian organisation that promotes sacro-occipital technique, Soto Australasia, has been advertising courses on tongue tie, which they claim can be helped by cranial therapy.
Calls to the president of Soto Australasia, chiropractor Tori Wright, have not been returned.
In early April, a chiropractor on the New South Wales south coast slipped into a hospital on a clandestine mission to make a baby poo.
The baby, Harvey, was three days old.
The chiropractor is Grant Bond.
This is not the first time a chiropractor has adjusted a hospital patient without the hospital's permission.
Chiropractors have discussed on social media the best way to do secret hospital visits.
Go in visiting hours when it's busy, draw the curtains around the bed, etc.
This service, though, shocks doctors and many fellow chiropractors.
Apart from questions about the need to adjust a newborn baby's spine, there's the ethics and risks of not telling the hospital and other treating health staff.
Unlike many other non-mainstream healthcare providers, chiropractors are registered under APRA, the Australian Healthcare Practitioner Regulation Agency, along with doctors, physiotherapists, nurses and others.
It's in APRA's Code of Conduct for all health practitioners that they must communicate effectively with other practitioners.
But some chiropractors have developed a reputation for disregarding the rules.
And when they do unauthorised treatments in hospitals, they say that they're meeting patient demand.
When Grant Bond treated baby Harvey in hospital, it was at mum Jocelyn's request.
This was just weeks after an edict from the Chiropractic Board, the regulator, that chiropractors should not promote benefits other than musculoskeletal.
But Grant Bond was adamant that chiropractic care has a broad range of applications.
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