After a thorough initial examination, we can determine together whether and how we can help you. Our focus is on identifying the root cause of your concerns.

If we find signs that your spine and nervous system are compromised, New Zealand-style chiropractic care is often a highly effective approach.

Should we determine that another form of support—such as from a medical specialist or therapist—would be more appropriate, we will provide a clear and honest recommendation.

Our top priority is that you and your family receive the care that truly suits your needs.

People of all ages come to us for many different reasons. Our practice members value the holistic approach of New Zealand-style chiropractic care – from infancy through to adulthood.

For babies, common concerns include:

• Follow-up after birth

• Restlessness or excessive crying

• Sleep difficulties

• Gas and digestive issues

• Challenges with feeding

• Asymmetrical head positioning

• Signs of tension or discomfort

Children and adolescents may come to us with:

• Headaches or difficulty concentrating

• Postural weaknesses and muscle tension

• Growing pains

• Allergies

• Physical strain from sports or the desire to improve performance

• Emotional or hormonal changes

Adults often seek our support for:

• Lack of energy and fatigue

• Sleep issues and inner restlessness

• Stress and mental overload

• Back pain, joint, or muscle discomfort

• Digestive problems and hormonal imbalances

• Pregnancy-related complaints

• A desire for more vitality and quality of life

Important to know: In chiropractic care, we don’t simply treat symptoms – we look for the underlying causes. Our goal is to relieve pressure on the nervous system and support the body’s ability to regulate and heal itself naturally.

Absolutely.

Even if it may sound surprising at first: around 80% of our practice members receive regular chiropractic care without having any acute symptoms.

Over time, many of them have found that regular adjustments help them feel more balanced, energised, and overall better in their day-to-day lives.

That’s because an imbalance in the spine doesn’t always cause pain – but it can still affect the nervous system, sometimes without being noticed.

Common effects that many people don’t immediately associate with the spine include:

• Lack of energy or motivation

• Poor sleep (quality or duration)

• Difficulty concentrating or “brain fog”

• Digestive issues

• Hormonal imbalances

• Reduced coordination or physical performance

• Mild shortness of breath or muscle fatigue

The only reliable way to find out whether your spine is affecting your nervous system is through a targeted assessment. That’s why every care journey with us begins with a thorough, individualised examination.