The word “Chiropractic”is derived from Greek, and it means “to be done by hand.” Chiropractors use a range of techniques to reduce pain, improve function and increase mobility, including hands-on manipulation of the spine and other joints of the body for example shoulders, hips etc. As well as manual treatment, chiropractors are able to offer a package of care which includes advice on self-help, therapeutic exercises and lifestyle changes to achieve your goals.

A Chiropractic adjustment is a very safe, specific, controlled force applied to a joint to restore its proper function and mobility. During the chiropractic adjustment it's normal to hear a “popping” sound (“the crack”) which is caused by the formation of a bubble within the space between joints and it is a non-painful technique. Accidents, falls and stress can negatively impact your spine and other joints. These changes impact tissues, the nervous system and other areas of the body. Left unresolved, this can make you more susceptible to chronic problems.

Either suffering from acute or chronic pain, chiropractic care is here to help you. Your chiropractor, on your first visit, will recommend a plan that will help to reduce your pain, improve your body's function to recover better and decrease the risk of your complaint relapsing.

Chiropractic is generally safe when performed correctly by a trained and registered chiropractor. Chiropractors study for at least 4 years at a University and they are qualified to recognize any red flags or contraindications to treatment, and therefore they adapt their treatment for their patient’s safety.

Some people may experience side effects from treatment, such as: mild ache, bruising or tiredness.