Chiropractic is a healthcare profession focused on diagnosing, treating, and preventing disorders of the musculoskeletal system, especially those involving the spine, muscles, joints, and nerves. It emphasizes a hands-on, non-invasive approach to allow your body to do the healing for you.

Absolutely, chiropractic care is considered safe when provided by a qualified and registered chiropractor. Your chiropractor will discuss the relevant considerations prior to adjustments to ensure the approach suits your medical history and goals.

Question of the year ! :)

That sound is simply gas releasing from a joint as it moves during adjustment. It’s definitely not your bones rubbing or anything harmful.

Chiropractors refer to it as cavitation as negative pressure is created during high velocity low amplititude adjustment. Many techniques don’t produce any sound at all.

This varies from person to person. Your chiropractor will outline a plan based on:

• Your current condition

• How long it has been present

• Your lifestyle and daily demands

• Your goals (relief, correction, maintenance, performance)

Recommendations will be suggested and outlined for you to make the decision.

At Spirit Chiropractic you’re always in control of your care.

A chiropractic adjustment is a controlled force applied to a joint, typically in the spine, to restore proper movement and improve function. It’s designed to reduce inflammation, reduce pain and improve blood flow and nerve supply to support your body’s natural healing processes.

Definitely not,

Imaging is only recommended when clinically appropriate—for example, if your history or examination suggests it would provide useful information.

Most people do not require imaging before starting care.

Chiropractors are considered primary healthcare providers. That means you don’t need a referral to see one. They’re trained to assess, diagnose, and treat musculoskeletal issues, there are many chiropractors often working alongside other medical professionals.

Yes, Spirit Chiropractic medicare services are bulk billed and no gap payment is required. Importantly a referral from your GP is required for Chronic Disease Management (CDM) or Enhanced Primary Care (EPC).