Chiropractic

Chiropractors treat conditions effecting muscles, joints and the nervous system

Chiropractors treat a large number of pain conditions affecting the whole body. Chiropractic is also used to improve mobility and maintain health. Treatments are tailored to your individual needs and goals. Chiropractic is suitable for all ages.


Chiropractic care is used to help maintain good posture, promote wellbeing and improve performance

Your Chiropractor at Mackinnon-Little Chiropractic Clinic studied in the McTimoney chiropractic technique. McTimoney chiropractic uses adjustments and mobilisations to improve alignment of the skeleton and joint mobility. Other treatment modalities can be used in your chiropractic care including medical acupuncture, rehabilitation exercises and soft tissue treatments.


Targeted exercises and advice to help with injury rehabilitation and prevention

Aftercare guidelines are given to optimise the treatment and aid recovery. These can include rehabilitation exercises, lifestyle advice and postural education; depending on your individual circumstances.
Exercises and education help you to manage pain, improve mobility and strength. Sports injury management includes training and recovery advice. Tai Chi based exercises help stress management, and improve balance and coordination. The clinic is Epley Manoeuvre certified.

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