When a chiropractic adjustment is performed correctly and suits the individual, it can stimulate the nervous system in a way that helps ease discomfort and support better movement. The goal is to get joints moving more freely and reduce tension in the muscles around them. As spinal movement improves, you may find it easier to move and notice increased flexibility. These adjustments give your body useful feedback that it can adapt to over time. Because lasting change usually takes repetition, multiple sessions are often needed rather than just one.

No you don't. Chiropractors in Australia are primary contact healthcare providers, meaning they’re trained and legally allowed to assess, diagnose, and manage musculoskeletal conditions on their own—without needing a GP to “approve” the visit first.

We start with a conversation about your history, what’s brought you in and what you’d like to achieve. Then we do a hands-on assessment, which may include movement, orthopaedic, and neurological tests. Treatment is included if it’s clinically appropriate, and we’ll explain what we’re doing and why before we begin. Please allow 45 minutes.

No. You can book directly online or by phone. If you have recent scans, X-rays or reports, feel free to bring them along.

People often think the sound is "bones crunching"... this couldn't be further from the truth 😂. It is in fact the release of gas within a joint when it gaps (momentarily opens up). Not every adjustment makes a sound, and the sound itself isn’t a measure of how the treatment went.

It depends on you, your history and what you’re coming in for. During your first visit, we’ll explain what we think is a reasonable plan, and you’re always free to decide how you’d like to proceed. Typically, treatments are more frequent in the early stages, and then become more spaced out as we proceed.

Please give us a minimum of 3 hours’ notice so we can offer your spot to someone else. Late cancellations or no-shows will incur a $50 fee.