Experience Whole Body Health in Mudjimba

No, chiropractors in Australia are primary healthcare providers, so you can book directly. However, a referral may be required for Medicare, DVA, or Workers' Compensation claims.

Many clients find relief from headaches and migraines with our natural care. Addressing spinal alignment, muscle tension, and posture may help reduce their frequency and intensity.

Most private health funds in Australia include chiropractic in extras cover. The rebate amount depends on your insurer and level of coverage; check with your health fund for details. We have a preferred provider relationship with Medibank and pass on these savings to Medibank Private members.

Rather than just focusing on spinal adjustments, a holistic chiropractor considers posture, exercise, nutrition, stress management and lifestyle habits to address the root cause of discomfort. This typically produces better and longer-lasting results and an improvement in overall physical and emotional health and wellbeing.

Yes! Our services, with tailored approaches for each life stage, can benefit all ages, from infants to seniors.

Yes! Chiropractic care is highly effective for back and neck pain, addressing both the symptoms and underlying causes. Chiropractors use gentle spinal adjustments to improve alignment, reduce tension, and restore proper movement. This helps relieve pain, decrease inflammation, and enhance mobility.

Studies show chiropractic care can be as effective as pain medication—without the side effects! It's a great option for those seeking natural, drug-free relief from issues like muscle strain, poor posture, or spinal misalignment.

If you're experiencing back or neck pain, a chiropractor can assess your condition and develop a tailored treatment plan to get you moving comfortably again.

We don't have X-ray facilities at our practice. When needed, patients are referred to a local radiology centre for spinal X-rays, which are covered under Medicare. We provide specific instructions to ensure accurate motion study images that show how different parts of the spine are moving. Comparing initial and follow-up X-rays allows us to assess changes in spinal function over time, offering a more reliable measure than pain levels alone.

Not everyone requires imaging, and X-rays are never taken during pregnancy. If recommended, your chiropractor will explain why and how the results may help guide your care.