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Chiropractic care can be suitable for people of all ages, including babies, children, adults, pregnant women and older adults. It does not focus solely on pain, but on supporting the body’s natural function through a more balanced and adaptable nervous system.

Every person is different, so the length of care varies depending on your starting point, your health goals and how your body responds and adapts. After the first few visits, we’ll recommend a personalised care plan tailored to your needs.

A spinal adjustment involves applying gentle, precise and controlled pressure to a joint in the spine to help reduce tension and support the normal function of the nervous system.

Yes. When performed by a qualified professional, chiropractic adjustments are generally considered safe for many people. Adjustments are adapted to each person’s age, condition and individual needs.

Yes. Some people choose to visit a chiropractor even when they have no symptoms as part of a proactive approach to their well-being and to support how their body responds to the physical and emotional demands of everyday life.

Yes. Chiropractic care can be used alongside other approaches to health and well-being, such as physiotherapy, medical care, exercise and nutrition.

Yes, in many cases. The chiropractor will assess your individual situation and use gentle, specific techniques adapted to your needs to provide appropriate care.

It is a small “click” caused by the release of gas within the joint, similar to the sound of cracking your knuckles. It does not always occur and is not an indication of how effective the adjustment is.

No, chiropractic is not a medical specialty. It is a separate healthcare discipline that focuses on the relationship between the spine, the nervous system and the way the body functions and adapts.

Chiropractors receive specific professional training and use manual techniques without prescribing medication or performing surgery.

Many people report feeling lighter, more mobile, more relaxed or generally better after an adjustment. Some may experience mild tiredness or temporary soreness as the body responds.

Yes. Chiropractic care during pregnancy uses gentle techniques adapted to each stage, with the aim of supporting the changes your body goes through and promoting comfort, mobility and balance.

A chiropractor completes specialised higher education and professional training, the length and structure of which vary depending on the country. Their studies typically cover areas such as anatomy, neurology, biomechanics and chiropractic adjustment techniques.

You can support your chiropractic care with healthy habits that promote overall well-being, such as:

• Staying active
• Looking after your posture
• Doing the recommended exercises
• Prioritising sleep
• Managing stress