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Chiropractor's can crack bones and we can work on loosening up muscles too. Now we have a new tool, called the edge tool, for working on the bits in between. Your connective tissue is composed ...

Dear Patients, We are excited to inform you all that we have recently begun using the World Health Organisation's (WHO's) latest assessment tool, this is software published by the WHO for the express purpose of ...

I recently had a patient in our clinic present with right index finger pain of about 2 months after no particular injury. The condition was particularly worrying for that patient, a dressmaker, as she had ...

Dear patients, It's been a little while since my last post but I am pleased to let you all know that we are busy enough that I feel confident to quit my job on the ...

Grip strength is fast becoming a very reliable indicator of health in many ways. It is widely known and accepted to be a good indicator of heart health and increasing your grip strength with exercises ...

Hi everyone,   As some of you may have noticed I was away last weekend as I had a long drive down to Coffs to attend the Sports Chiropractic Australia 'symposium'. All in all a ...

The knee has been found to be the most common source of musculoskeletal pain in the body even though people are more likely to seek out care for their back pain. The medial knee or ...

Dear Patients, We would like to inform that you that as of July 1st we have put our prices up across the board by $2. You can find the new pricing schedule here: https://www.chiropracticmoves.com.au/fees-hours/ If ...

Desk worker's shoulders? Neck pain? Arm weakness? In today's technology-driven world, desk work has become an integral part of our daily routine. However, the sedentary nature of these jobs often leads to neck and shoulder ...

"I've got TMJ!" Is a phrase we here very often as chiropractors, but what does it mean? The Tempero Mandibular Joint (TMJ) is the just the joint between the temporal bone (a bit on the ...