What Is Chiropractic?
Chiropractic is a registered health profession focused on the diagnosis, treatment and prevention of problems with the spine, joints, muscles and nerves.
Chiropractors use adjustments to the spine and joints, along with exercise and advice, to help people with back pain, neck pain and other muscle and joint problems. We'll explain what we find and your options clearly.
What Care Involves
Assessment: a history and examination to work out what's driving your symptoms.
Adjustments: spinal and joint adjustments, including gentle instrument-assisted options, chosen to suit you.
Exercise and advice: movements to do at home, and practical changes to how you sit, lift, sleep or train.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is chiropractic safe?
For most people, yes. The most common side effect is mild soreness or stiffness for a day or two, similar to after exercise. Serious complications are rare. We screen for risk factors during your examination, explain the benefits and risks before treatment, and only go ahead with your consent.
What is the clicking sound?
The pop you sometimes hear during an adjustment is gas being released from the fluid inside the joint. It is normal and is not a bone "going back into place".
Are chiropractors university trained?
Yes. Chiropractors in Australia complete a five-year university program and must be registered with AHPRA and the Chiropractic Board of Australia to practise.
Do I need a referral?
No. You can book directly. If you have a Medicare care plan from your GP, bring the referral to your first visit.
Ready To Book?
$99 first visit. Book online in a couple of minutes or call the clinic.