Commonly Asked Questions

This varies from person to person. Any trauma, injuries and other factors are all considered when coming up with a care plan. Care plans are individualized so some (eg. Acute pain) may start with twice a week before graduating to weekly then fortnightly care.

Others may begin with weekly care. It all depends on the individual and the examination on the first visit. Most clients transition into wellness care to improve their quality of life.

Every person is unique. What works with one individual may not work for others. Just as we cannot be friends with everyone, one Chiropractor does not suit all. If you are unsure if Chiropractic is for you, make a time to come in and have an obligation free chat with Chandani. See if she is someone you want to work with.

YES! Chiropractic is quite safe. Founded in 1885, Chiropractic care is a science with new research being released often. The New Zealand Government performed an enquiry in to Chiropractic – ‘Commission of Inquiry into Chiropractic’ and it was deemed ‘remarkably safe’.

Anyone with a spine can receive chiropractic care. Babies, athletes, pregnant mothers, people with osteoperosis, those who have the ‘9-5 job’ and more. The care is tailored to the individual, we have various techniques that we practice and can find one that suits you. You are never too old or too young to receive care.

The birthing process can be quite traumatic on both mother and child. Tension on the nervous system at this time is quite common – no matter the delivery (vaginal, forceps, vacuum or ceserean). Having your baby checked for nerve system interference can ease their tensions. The pressure used is the same amount of pressure you would use to check the ripeness of a tomato.