Our profession has adopted a specialised approach to examination, diagnosis, and treatment, based on the latest available research and clinical evidence with particular emphasis on the relationship between the spine and the nervous system. This extends to the extremity joints of the body, such as the ankle and shoulder joint.

Chiropractic succeeds without the use of drugs and surgery, enabling patients to avoid these whenever possible.

Chiropractic provides quality of life care, ensuring that the root cause of the underlying injury/condition is diagnosed and then treated. Normal healthy functioning of the system (neural/musculoskeletal) is of primary importance and emphasis is placed on improving this as opposed to focusing on symptoms only.

Chiropractors undergo a considerable number of hours training and are expertly qualified in providing spinal adjustments, other manual treatments, lifestyle interventions and exercise instruction.

Most chiropractors seek to reduce pain and improve the functionality of patients as well as to educate them on how they can account for their own health via exercise, ergonomics, lifestyle factors and other therapies to treat musculoskeletal conditions.

Of utmost importance is the collaboration with other health professionals when necessary.