Everyone is different, so the number of sessions will depend on your individual needs, symptoms and how you respond to care. Some people may notice improvement within a few visits, while others may benefit from a longer period of care and rehabilitation.Following your initial assessment, we’ll discuss our recommendations with you, including your treatment options and likely timescales. Your progress will be reviewed regularly, and your care plan can be adjusted as needed.

Chiropractic care can help with a range of musculoskeletal conditions, including back pain, mechanical neck pain, joint pain, muscle spasms, headaches arising from the neck (cervicogenic headaches) and minor sports injuries. Chiropractic care may also be used for migraine prevention.During your consultation, we’ll carry out a thorough assessment to determine whether chiropractic care is appropriate for your individual needs. If chiropractic care isn’t suitable, we’ll discuss the appropriate next steps with you.

Yes. However, we do not bill health insurance providers directly. Patients are required to pay for their treatment at the time of their appointment and then claim reimbursement from their insurer themselves.Please check with your insurance provider before booking to confirm that chiropractic care with your chosen chiropractor is covered under your policy and whether you need prior authorisation.We will provide you with invoices and receipts to support your claim. Please note that reimbursement is subject to the terms and limits of your individual insurance policy.

Chiropractic treatment is not normally painful, although some techniques may cause temporary discomfort. Some chiropractic adjustments involve a quick, controlled movement of a joint and may produce a clicking or popping sound.Some people may experience mild soreness or stiffness following treatment, similar to how you might feel after exercise. This is usually temporary and settles within a few days.Your care will always be tailored to your individual needs and comfort, and your chiropractor will explain the techniques being used and discuss any concerns you may have.

Chiropractic treatment is generally considered safe when carried out appropriately by a trained and registered chiropractor. As with any form of healthcare treatment, there can be risks and side effects. Some people may experience temporary soreness, stiffness or tiredness following treatment, while more serious complications are rare.Before treatment, your chiropractor will take a detailed medical history and carry out an appropriate examination to make sure chiropractic care is suitable for you. We’ll explain the proposed treatment, including relevant benefits, risks and alternatives, and you’ll always have the opportunity to ask questions before deciding whether to proceed.Source: General Chiropractic Council (GCC)