Our Services & Packages
Consultation
A structured assessment focused on identifying musculoskeletal and movement-related dysfunction prior to treatment.
Includes evaluation of joint mobility, muscle function, posture, and movement patterns to determine contributing factors and guide appropriate care.
- Movement and functional assessment
- Joint and soft tissue evaluation
- Postural and biomechanical analysis
- Clinical reasoning to identify contributing factors
Physiotherapy + Chiropractic Treatment
Our DUO Method integrates physiotherapy and chiropractic care within the same session to address both soft tissue and joint dysfunction.
Treatment begins with physiotherapy, including soft tissue therapy, manual therapy, joint mobility work, and guided exercises to reduce muscle tension, improve flexibility, and restore movement. Dry needling may be applied where indicated to target deeper muscle tightness and trigger points.
This is followed by chiropractic care using drop table and activator techniques, along with joint mobilisation, to improve joint mobility, alignment, and reduce restriction.
- Reduces muscle tension and joint restriction
- Improves mobility and movement control
- Supports joint alignment and stability
- Addresses disc and nerve-related conditions
Spinal Decompression Therapy (SDT)
A non-surgical therapy that uses controlled traction to reduce pressure on spinal discs and nerves, supporting disc rehydration and reducing nerve irritation.
SDT is commonly used for disc-related and nerve-related conditions, including slipped disc, disc bulge, sciatica, and chronic back or neck pain.
- Reduces pressure on intervertebral discs and nerve structures
- Helps relieve radiating pain, numbness, and nerve irritation
- Supports disc recovery and improves spinal loading
- Improves mobility and functional movement
Rehabilitation
Rehabilitation programs for individuals recovering from stroke, post-surgical conditions, and age-related functional decline.
Care is focused on restoring mobility, strength, balance, and functional independence through structured, movement-based therapy.
- Stroke rehabilitation to improve mobility and coordination
- Post-surgical rehabilitation (orthopaedic, spine, joint replacement)
- Geriatric rehabilitation for strength, balance, and fall prevention
- Improves mobility, strength, balance, and coordination
- Supports independence in daily activities