Assessment comes first.
Findings, suitability and next steps are discussed before care begins.

One Spine clinical team

Ivy Ting

Chiropractor & Clinical Lead

Ivy supports patients with back pain, neck pain, sciatica-like symptoms, posture and movement concerns, as well as prenatal and paediatric chiropractic needs. Her approach begins with listening, assessment and a clear explanation of suitable options.

T&CM registration CP-PPPB2025/26122

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EducationBachelor of Science (Hons) ChiropracticInternational Medical University

Further studyDiplomateAustralian College of Chiropractic Paediatrics

RegistrationRegistered practitionerTraditional & Complementary Medicine Council, Malaysia

MembershipsACM & ICPAProfessional memberships

Clinical focus

Care shaped around the person, not only the symptom.

Ivy considers symptom behaviour, movement, posture, daily demands and health history before discussing care. Patients are encouraged to understand the findings, ask questions and make an informed decision about their next step.

Areas of clinical focus

Concerns Ivy commonly assesses

Care approach

Clear assessment. Practical next steps.

The purpose of a first visit is to understand the concern and decide what is appropriate. When chiropractic care is not suitable, further medical assessment or another care pathway may be discussed.

01
Listen and assess
Review symptoms, health history, movement and relevant daily activities.
02
Explain the findings
Discuss what the assessment suggests and answer questions in plain language.
03
Plan and review
Agree on suitable options and review the response as care progresses.

Clinical content review

Care information reviewed by Ivy

Ivy reviews selected One Spine patient guides so they remain clear, cautious and assessment-based.

Profile last reviewed: 5 August 2026

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Information note: This profile and related clinic information are for general education. They do not replace an individual assessment, diagnosis or medical advice.

Certified Schroth Best Practice Practitioner

Ivy Ting is a Certified Schroth Best Practice practitioner, trained in the Schroth method for scoliosis — a specialised, exercise-based approach that uses three-dimensional breathing and posture correction to guide scoliosis management.

Questions about Ivy Ting and One Spine TTDI

What qualifications does Ivy Ting have?

Ivy Ting is the chiropractor and clinical lead at One Spine TTDI. She is a Certified Schroth Best Practice practitioner, registered under Malaysia’s Traditional and Complementary Medicine (T&CM) framework (registration CP-PPPB2025/26122), and has additional training in the Webster Technique, dry needling (UK and GEMt), the Activator Method and Swiss DolorClast shockwave therapy.

What is T&CM registration?

T&CM registration is the registration framework for traditional and complementary medicine practitioners in Malaysia, which sets out who may practise and what standards apply. Ivy Ting’s T&CM registration is CP-PPPB2025/26122.

Does Ivy assess children or infants?

Prenatal and paediatric care is one of Ivy’s clinical focus areas, with age- and stage-appropriate assessment and communication. Suitability is always discussed before any care begins.

How do I book an assessment with Ivy Ting?

Book a first-visit assessment at One Spine TTDI for RM238 — consultation, movement and posture checks, explanation, and first care where suitable. Message the clinic on WhatsApp to arrange a time.

Start with an assessment

Book a first-visit assessment at RM238. We explain findings and pricing after your assessment — this is part of our assessment-first approach.

Book a First Visit Assessment — RM238