Chiropractic is a healthcare discipline focused on diagnosing and treating neuromuscular

disorders, primarily through manual adjustments and manipulations of the spine. Its goal is to

reduce pain, improve functionality, and support the body's natural ability to heal itself.

Chiropractic care involves a series of manual adjustments to the spine and other joints,

performed by a trained chiropractor. These adjustments are designed to correct misalignments,

alleviate pain, enhance mobility, and promote overall health. The care plan may also include

exercises lifestyle advice and other supportive therapies tailored to your specific needs.

Chiropractic care can help a wide range of conditions, including back pain, neck pain,

headaches, and joint issues. It is also beneficial for improving overall spinal health and

maintaining optimal physical function. A consultation with our chiropractor can determine if

chiropractic care is suitable for your situation.

The time it takes to see improvements varies depending on the individual and the nature of the

condition being treated. Some patients experience relief after just a few sessions, while others

may require several weeks or months of consistent care. Your chiropractor will provide a

personalised treatment plan and timeline based on your specific needs.

Chiropractic primarily focuses on spinal adjustments and on the relationship between the spine

and the nervous system, aiming to correct misalignment and improve overall health.

Physiotherapy, on the other hand emphasises the rehabilitation of physical impairments and

disabilities through exercise, manual therapy, and other modalities. Both can complement each

other in treating various conditions and enhancing overall well-being.

The cracking or popping sound you might hear during an adjustment is caused by the release of

gas bubbles from the joints as they are adjusted. This is a normal occurrence and typically

painless. It is like the sound you hear when cracking your knuckles.

Car parts adjustments are generally painless. Some patients may experience mild discomfort

during the adjustment or slight soreness afterwards, similar to what you might feel after

exercising. This is usually temporary and part of the body's natural healing process.

The frequency of chiropractic visits depends on your individual condition and treatment goals.

Initially more frequent visits may be necessary to address acute issues. As your condition

improves, visits can be spaced out. Your chiropractor will recommend a schedule that best

supports our recovery and long-term health.

Maintenance care involves regular chiropractic visits to keep your spine and joints functioning

optimally even after your initial condition has improved. this ongoing care help prevent the

recurrence of issues, supports overall wellness, and promotes long term health. Your

chiropractor will tailor a maintenance plan to suit your lifestyle and health needs.

When necessary, we will communicate with other healthcare professionals for referral or as

additional care alongside your chiropractic plan.