What does a chiropractic adjustment do?
A chiropractic adjustment is a precise input to a joint, most commonly in the spine. It is used to improve
movement and the sensory information travelling from the body to the brain. Adjustments may be
delivered by hand or with a specialised instrument, depending on your needs, preferences and clinical
findings.
Some people notice changes quickly. Others improve gradually as their body adapts and capacity builds. We will be honest about what we expect, review how you are responding and adjust the plan when needed.
Some people notice changes quickly. Others improve gradually as their body adapts and capacity builds. We will be honest about what we expect, review how you are responding and adjust the plan when needed.
Why people come to us
People commonly seek chiropractic care when back or neck discomfort, headaches, stiffness, recurring
flare-ups, posture concerns or reduced movement are getting in the way. Others come because they
want to support physical performance, remain active as they age or take a more proactive approach to
health.
We cannot know whether chiropractic care is suitable for you until we understand your history and assess you. If your presentation needs a different type of care or further investigation, we will tell you.
We cannot know whether chiropractic care is suitable for you until we understand your history and assess you. If your presentation needs a different type of care or further investigation, we will tell you.