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Tania Miller

McTimoney Chiropractor

Before I trained as a Chiropractor I worked in hospitality and ran a catering business with my sister.  I was always interested in looking after my own health so I guess it was a natural progression to help others do the same.

I qualified as a McTimoney Chiropractor in 2008 and then continued to build my skills with training in acupuncture , craniosacral therapy, massage, myofascial release, SIRPA, and Embodied Processing. 

I met Georgie Oldfield in 2015 and this changed my whole view about pain and made complete sense to me from what I was seeing in my clinic.  I could never understand why people with seemingly the same pain responded differently to the same treatment.  I completed the training in 2015 and have wholeheartedly embraced the mind body approach to pain and have seen some amazing transformations in some of the clients I have worked with.  I also no longer have chronic back pain or headaches!

In 2025 I went through cancer treatment; surgery and chemotherapy plus a lot of work on myself with diet, lifestyle and help from a Naturopath throughout and a Nutritionalist.  My SIRPA training was so helpful during this time and prompted me to work deeper than ever before on myself. I also follow the principles of the book ‘Radical Remission’ which I highly recommend for anyone experiencing cancer.

McTimoney Chiropractor, SIRPA Practitioner and member of SIRPA’s Membership Board

I truly believe that this integrated approach has helped me to be a cancer thriver. 

I am a part of the membership board team and enjoy not only supporting Georgie but also the friendships that have grown in our team where we all support each other.  I also love the get togethers with other SIRPA Practitioners in our community. 

My photo shows me embracing life in New Zealand 2026 just before a very cold dip of around 8 degrees!

Posts by Tania Miller

29 August 2024 · 3 minutes

Challenging Ourselves and Personal Growth

Part of recovering from chronic pain and other symptoms is learning, challenging ourselves, helping to create new neural pathways. It doesn’t stop when the symptoms stop. Finding new and interesting challenges and creating new habits can help us to continue to grow, enjoy life and remain symptom free. As Practitioners we need to walk the…
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24 May 2022 · 4 minutes

Husky Sledding and Dealing with Fears!

Earlier this year I was lucky enough to go on the trip of a lifetime.  Husky sledding in Lapland.  It was an amazing experience!  I love snow. I’m still like a child when it snows, and I love to walk and play in snow.  We each drove a team of 4 dogs with our own…
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