Spine and joints
Chiropractic Care
Precise, hands-on care for the spine and joints, aimed at restoring how they move rather than masking how they feel.
What this looks like here.
A chiropractor is a primary care doctor who specialises in the health and function of the spine and the other joints of the body. That covers prevention, careful diagnosis, and non-invasive treatment of joint related discomfort.
The word chiropractic means done by hand, and that is still the heart of it. An adjustment is a precise, well-placed input to a joint that has stopped moving the way it should. When a joint stiffens after a fall or a heavy training week, it pulls on the muscles around it and can irritate nearby nerves, and problems tend to travel from there.
Adjustments are only part of it. Our chiropractors also use soft tissue work, movement and lifestyle advice, and nutritional guidance, and they work alongside the physiotherapy and sports therapy teams every day. When something falls outside their scope, they refer you on.
- Assessment before any treatment begins
- Adjustments to restore joint movement
- Soft tissue therapy alongside hands-on care
- Referral onward when that is the right call
Often paired with
What this care is usually used for
Published rates
See the full rate card- First visit consultation
- 40 BD
- Follow up adjustment
- 30 BD
- New patient package, 6 sessions
- 180 BD
Confirm the current price and what your insurance covers when you book.
What it includes
What chiropractic care is used for here.
Drawn from the musculoskeletal problems InTouch lists as its scope of practice.
- Mechanical neck pain
- Low back pain
- Sciatica
- Decreased joint range of motion
- Muscle spasms and trigger points
- Poor postural balance
- Scoliosis management
- Sports related joint restriction
Good to know
Questions about this care.
Is an adjustment painful?
Most people describe it as a quick, contained movement rather than a painful one, and it is normal to feel looser straight afterwards. Your chiropractor will explain what they are about to do before they do it, and anything that does not suit you can be adapted.
Do I need a referral to see a chiropractor at InTouch?
No. You can book an assessment directly. If what you describe turns out to sit better with the physiotherapy, sports therapy or podiatry team, we will say so and move you across rather than treating around it.
Are your chiropractors registered?
Yes. Dr. Amy Bowzaylo holds a doctorate from Palmer College of Chiropractic West, and Tarron Woon is a registered Doctor of Chiropractic in New Zealand and a member of the NZCA. The clinic itself is accredited by the NHRA.
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Whether something hurts today or you simply want to move well for a long time, it starts with one visit.