The first visit will involve a history, physical examination and, if deemed safe by the Chiropractor, treatment. If x-rays are required they are bulk billed through an external provider. Please note, x-rays are not a requirement for treatment.

The first visit can take up to 30 minutes.

A standard appointment is the regular appointment required for patients who have completed the initial consultation. 

This appointment time can take up to 15 minutes.

A referral from your GP is required and appropriate paperwork needs to be completed. The first visit is necessary and will involve a history, physical examination and, if deemed safe by the Chiropractor, treatment. If x-rays are required they are bulk billed through an external provider. Standard appointments are then offered to patients.

A referral from your GP is required and appropriate paperwork needs to be completed. The first visit is necessary and will involve a history, physical examination and, if deemed safe by the Chiropractor, treatment. If x-rays are required they are covered by DVA through an external provider. Standard appointments are then offered to patients.

Cervical traction is a treatment often used to help treat neck pain and cervical radiculopathy (compression or injury to a nerve root by a herniated disc or degenerative changes; causing pain, tingling or numbness into the arm/s or hand/s). A distracting force is applied to your neck to gently stretch and separate the disc and joint surfaces in your cervical spine.

Cervical traction may be offered to some patients. This appointment adds additional time to your standard appointment depending on what is required. It is advisable to bring a book with you when on traction. No extra charge for cervical traction when combined with the standard chiropractic consultation.

Flexion distraction is an advanced, traction based therapy commonly used to manage and treat the symptoms of disc injury, and various lower back pain problems. This type of procedure is proven effective, safe, gentle, non-invasive, and non-surgical in treating sciatica.

Flexion Distraction helps to decompress the joints and is a non-surgical option for the management of disc injuries. The technique combines targeted pressure, movements, stretching and flexing to address disc problems and other spinal issues.