Rowen D'Souza

I’m delighted to be joining The Health Lounge this May. Over the past 30 years, I’ve had the privilege of caring for patients across Australia and the UK, and my passion for chiropractic has always been driven by one thing — seeing people thrive.

In both countries, our healthcare systems were built to address the challenges of the 1950s — managing heart disease, cancer, and the physical toll of manual labour. These systems have helped increase life expectancy significantly. However, as people live much longer today, there's a growing need to support not just lifespan, but quality of life. Chiropractic care is uniquely suited to help maintain strength, mobility, and balance while reducing pain and inflammation — allowing people to enjoy fuller, more active lives as they age.

I’m excited to work with patients in Surrey to support their health goals and enhance wellbeing for individuals and families alike.

I graduated from RMIT in Melbourne in 1995 and began my career practicing in Australia before relocating to the UK.  Over the last three decades, I’ve developed a broad toolkit of techniques to tailor care to each individual’s needs.  I’ve worked as both an associate and locum chiropractor, and established practices in Scotland before returning to Melbourne in 2006 to open my own clinic. 

Alongside my clinical work, I’ve remained active in sport, particularly tennis, and have served as President and CEO of the GLTA, the global LGBTQ tennis organisation. I also founded the Glam Slam in partnership with Tennis Australia.