Spinal Adjustment
Corrects spinal misalignment, restores range of motion, relieves nerve compression
What is it?
Spinal adjustment is the cornerstone of chiropractic care. The chiropractor applies precise, controlled force to misaligned spinal joints, restoring their normal position and range of motion — relieving nerve compression and reducing pain.
How it works
- 1Chiropractor assesses your spinal alignment and range of motion
- 2Precise, short-thrust force is applied to specific joints by hand or instrument
- 3You may hear a "pop" — this is gas releasing from the joint, completely normal
- 4The procedure typically takes 10–20 minutes
Benefits
- Reduces neck and back pain
- Improves joint mobility
- Relieves numbness from nerve compression
- Improves posture and spinal alignment
Suitable for
Treatment Timeline
Full assessment, treatment plan, initial adjustment
Ongoing adjustments, noticeable pain reduction begins
Consolidate results, improve alignment, reduce recurrence
Periodic maintenance as needed to sustain spinal health
* Timeline is for reference only. Actual treatment varies by individual. Your chiropractor will provide personalised guidance after the first visit.