Welcome to Brain + Body Health Chriropractic Gladesville
Brain and Body Health is a multi-disciplinary health treatment centre in Gladesville, offering a range of services to treat and manage a variety of issues, from back pain to migraines and more. Our team of highly trained, motivated and effective therapists work using the latest technology and methods to get you out of pain quickly and on the road to a healthier, happier you.
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It all starts with assessing your pain
Our therapists utilise a range of the latest technologies and techniques to accurately assess your condition before any treatment. Depending on the pain you’re experiencing, we may use a combination of:
“Growing up Dad would tell us stories of how he almost made it to the Olympics for Boxing but hurt his back a few days before selections. As a kid I remember thinking how sad it was that a bit of pain got in the way of Dad achieving a life goal. Now it is my goal to help people move pain free and not let pain get in the way”
Founder & Principle Chiropractor
Next, we create a personalised treatment
Our goal is to find the cause of the pain so that we achieve long term pain relief. Not just Chiropractic manipulations, we combine several types of therapies based on what we find with your initial assessment.
“This is not a simple approach, there is more to getting you pain free than manipulating the joint and hoping for the best.”
Founder & Principle Chiropractor
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with one of our experienced therapists
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Head Posture
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Perfect Posture
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LAYS
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Neck Pain
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Sciatica Pain
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DBSD
Disc Bulge or Slipped Disc Slipped disc’s, disc bulge or a herniated disc are all terms for one of the most painful conditions effecting the low back. Fortunately, Chiropractic can have great results in aiding your recovery. If you (or someone you know) have ever...
What is Pain
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Exercise For Good Posture
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Vertigo
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FAQs
What is Chiropractic Care?
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What Causes Lower Back Pain?
The back hurts when you slouch, have a bulging disc, degenerative disc disease, spinal stenosis, strained muscles, or sprained ligaments.
How Can a Chiropractor Help with Lower Back Pain?
By means of spinal adjustments, manual manipulation, and therapeutic exercises, chiropractors realign the spine, lower nerve pressure, and ease pain.
Are Chiropractic Treatments Safe?
Yes, chiropractic treatments are generally safe when performed by a licensed professional. Mild side effects like soreness or fatigue may occur.
How Often Will I Need to See a Chiropractor?
How often you go depends on how bad your health is and how well you respond to treatment. At first, several visits a week may be needed.
How Does Chiropractic Care Differ from Other Pain Treatments?
Focusing on natural, non-invasive approaches free from drugs or surgery, chiropractic treatment treats the fundamental cause of pain with spinal adjustments and lifestyle modifications.
What Should I Do After a Chiropractic Adjustment?
Stay hydrated, don’t do anything too hard, and do what your chiropractor tells you to do. Doing light exercises and stretching can help keep the effects going.
What Techniques Do Chiropractors Use to Treat Lower Back Pain?
Techniques include spinal manipulation, manual therapy, trigger point therapy, myofascial release, and mobilization.