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Care matched to the person on the table

Every body is different, so techniques are adjusted for age, comfort and what's going on. Find the mark closest to you.

  1. Dad, Saturday footy189 cm

    Sports & injury recovery

    Back to training after a strain, sprain or accident, from a chiropractor who looked after the Penrith Panthers.

    • Assessment and a recovery plan
    • Support for return to sport
    • Motor-accident and workplace injuries
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  2. Pop, 72176 cm

    Wellness & maintenance

    Once you're feeling good, regular check-ins help you stay on top of small niggles.

    • Visits spaced to suit your body
    • Keeping older joints moving
    • Advice for work and home set-ups
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  3. Mum, 34 weeks163 cm

    Pregnancy pain relief

    Comfortable, well-supported care for pelvic and lower-back pain through every trimester.

    • Care for hip, back and sciatic pain
    • Positioned for comfort as you grow
    • Care that continues after baby arrives
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  4. Aunty Jo, desk job150 cm

    Chronic neck & back pain

    Persistent neck pain, back pain, headaches, sciatica or carpal tunnel, treated with a long-term view.

    • Headaches and neck tension
    • Sciatica and lower-back pain
    • Carpal tunnel and nerve pain
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  5. Noah, 7118 cm

    Family & general chiropractic

    Everyday care for kids and adults to keep spines moving well, with the whole household seeing the same chiropractor.

    • Care matched to each age and stage
    • A gentle start for first-timers
    • One clinic for the whole family
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  6. Mia, 4 months64 cm

    Babies & kids

    Gentle, low-force care for babies and children, adapted to their age and size.

    • Low-force techniques for little bodies
    • Posture checks as kids grow
    • Newborns through to teenagers
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Names on the chart are illustrations, not patients.

Your first visit

Wear something you can move comfortably in. Bring any scans or reports you already have.

  1. We listen first

    What hurts, when it started, what makes it better or worse, and what you want to get back to.

  2. A hands-on assessment

    Movement, posture and specific tests, then an explanation of what's going on in plain language.

  3. A clear plan

    Treatment where appropriate, an honest idea of how many visits to expect, and what you can do at home.

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Not sure which mark is you?

Call the clinic and describe what's going on. Reception can point you to the right first appointment.

Call the clinic8521 6561
Suite 61, 972–990 Old Princes Highway
Engadine NSW 2233Get directions
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