Clifton Hill Chiropractic

Welcome!

The Clifton Hill Chiropractic Clinic is a wellness based clinic established in 1977. We are an experienced, dedicated and well respected team of professionals delivering excellent health care to the community.

We believe that pain and reduced performance are signs that the body is stressed and functioning poorly. General fatigue, poor co-ordination, headaches, muscle spasm or weakness, limitation of movement and referred pain can all be signs of spinal dysfunction.

We work directly with the relationship of your spine to your nerves and to the rest of the body. If your spine isn't working well, then you may be risking your health. We address the cause of your pain not just the symptoms.

We believe that it is important that you feel entirely comfortable and completely satisfied with the care that you are receiving.

What is Chiropractic?

Chiropractic is the modern science, art and philosophy that concerns itself with the relationship between the nervous system and the function (health) of the body.

The nervous system controls the function of every cell, tissue, organ and system of your body. The spinal cord is protected by 24 moving vertebrae. When these bones loose their normal motion or position they can irritate the nervous system. This results in pain, stiffness, soreness, tiredness, low back pain, headaches and a variety of other health problems.

Your chiropractor focuses on correcting the cause of your health problems, by correcting your spinal misalignments — thus allowing normal nerve transmissions to your bodies vital systems resulting in improved health — naturally.

We are a dedicated team of professionals who work directly with the relationship of your spine to your nerves and to your health. If your spine isn’t working well then you are risking your health.

We believe that pain and reduced performance are signs that the body is stressed and functioning poorly. General fatique, poor co-ordination, muscle spasm or weakness, limitation of movement and referral pain can all be signs of spinal dysfunction.

Our Techniques

Our chiropractors have studied many different chiropractic techniques which include traditional
(manual techniques) and recent low force technique approaches which include: SOT. (Sacral
occipital technique), N.E.T. (Neuro emotional technique) and Activator.