From sitting at a desk all day to a random pain on a Tuesday, neck pain is rarely just “one thing”. It usually involves the joints, muscles and nerves in the area working together. We assess all of it, not just the sore spot.

The dull, band-like pressure sitting across the forehead and into the temples. Commonly linked to tightness in the neck and jaw muscles, it can often be traced back to the upper neck

Clicking, locking, or a jaw that won’t fully open. Jaw problems almost come paired with neck tension, so we look at both together rather than treating the jaw in isolation.

Shoulder pain can be very complicated. The pain can come from the joint itself, the rotator cuff, or even from your upper back and neck referring pain outward. We check the whole picture to figure out what’s actually driving it.

One of the most common reasons people see us, and one of the most treatable when properly assessed. Most low back pain responds very well to chiropractic care. We may administer different modalities if chronic or recurring.

Hip pain can come from the joint itself, tight muscles around it, or actually be referred pain from your lower back. We work out where it's really coming from before treating it.

Knee pain is rarely isolated to the knee — it almost always involves the hip, foot, and lumbar spine contributing to abnormal load distribution through the lower limb.

Whether it's stabbing pain in your heel first thing in the morning or a general ache after a long day on your feet, foot pain usually comes down to how your foot moves and absorbs load. Since your feet are the foundation for how you walk and stand, we look at the whole picture — not just where it hurt

As your body changes shape and your centre of gravity shifts, your spine, pelvis and joints take on a new or a greater strain. We help manage that discomfort during pregnancy and support recovery afterwards.

A gentle approach to supporting children as they grow. This may be looking and movement, posture and development in a way that’s comfortable for both the child and the parent.