Paul Noone
Dr. Paul Noone PhD, B.App.Sc (chiro) DACNB
Dr Paul Noone graduated from the 5-year undergraduate chiropractic degree program at Phillip Institute (now RMIT University) in 1983. He has been a practicing chiropractor for over 40 years, both in Dublin, Ireland (for 10 years) and Melbourne, Australia (for 30 years) In 2012, Paul and his wife Joan moved their family to Bayside, Melbourne, and established the Small Street Clinic in Hampton. Paul has undergone extensive postgraduate education (including a PhD in clinical research methodology, and post-graduate training in chiropractic clinical neuroscience), has delivered over over 3,000 lecture hours on the integration of clinical neuroscience in chiropractic practice. Paul continues to conduct a multifaceted chiropractic practice that includes the integration of evidence-based clinical neuroscience into the chiropractic management of chronic and complex cases.
Diploma of Acupuncture, Acupuncture Foundation of Ireland Dip.Ac
In 1989, Paul and Joan moved to Dublin, Ireland, where they lived for 10 years. During this time, Paul completed further studies. Paul and Joan (who graduated from Nursing and Midwifery) both completed a Diploma of Acupuncture at the Acupuncture Foundation of Ireland. (click here)
Doctoral (Ph.D.) Studies, University of Exeter, UK
After completing his Acupuncture studies, Paul applied to commence a PhD at the Centre of Complementary Health Studies at the University of Exeter, UK. Paul’s Doctoral Thesis focused on the Health Psychology/Beliefs of Chronic Low Back Pain and how Pain Neuroscience Education techniques might improve the outcomes of manual therapy. He successfully defended his Doctoral thesis in 1998.
Diplomate of Chiropractic Neurology (DACNB)
In 1995, Paul commenced postgraduate studies in chiropractic clinical neuroscience with Dr Ted Carrick. (click here for the Carrick Institute). He then successfully completed the Board Examinations for the American Chiropractic Neurology Board, attaining Diplomate Status in 1998. Click here for the ACNB.
Clinical Research
Even though Paul’s passion has been providing service to thousands of patients in clinical practices over 41 years (as of 2024), he has raised six children with his wife Joan, and has delivered many thousands of hours of post-graduate lectures in the area of chiropractic clinical neuroscience, he has still found time to be involved in a small amount of clinical research. His main research interests have been focused on the use of computerised force platforms to analyse human postural control. If you would like to view a list of the research projects he has been involved in,
If you would like to view Paul lecturing on the topic of pain neuroscience
Contacts
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Paul Noone Hours:
Monday 9 am-12.30pm, 2pm-7pm,
Thursday 9 am-12.30pm, 2pm-7pm
Friday 8am-12pm
Tony Cassis Hours:
Tuesday 9 am-12.30pm, 2pm-7pm
Wednesday 9 am-12.30pm, 2pm-7pm,