Chiropractic
Examination and manual treatment of the spine, pelvis and peripheral joints for neck pain, back pain, headaches of cervical origin, and joint restrictions. Sessions include the exercises and load advice that keep the change.
Pillar 01
Assessment first, then manual treatment and progressive loading — for spine, joint and movement problems in adults, adolescents and athletes.
Chiropractic is manual treatment of the spine and joints combined with exercise and advice. In this clinic it always starts with an examination: history, orthopaedic and neurological screening, movement testing and, where useful, a posture and gait scan.
Treatment can include joint mobilisation and adjustment, soft-tissue work, dry needling, and physiotherapy modalities such as DTS decompression, high-intensity laser or shockwave. What we use depends on the findings, not on a fixed protocol.
The aim is measurable: less pain, better movement, and a return to the activity that matters to you — with a home programme so the result holds after care ends.
Chiropractic is conservative care. It does not treat infections, fractures, tumours or systemic disease, and we refer to a medical doctor when the examination points that way.
What is included
Each is used on its own or combined inside one plan.
Examination and manual treatment of the spine, pelvis and peripheral joints for neck pain, back pain, headaches of cervical origin, and joint restrictions. Sessions include the exercises and load advice that keep the change.
Fine needles into muscular trigger points to reduce local tension and sensitivity. Usually a short addition to a manual session rather than a treatment on its own. Bruising and short-term soreness are the common side effects.
Supervised exercise, loading progressions and modalities — DTS spinal decompression, high-intensity laser and shockwave therapy — for tendon problems, disc-related pain, post-injury recovery and return to sport.
Structured assessment with posture photographs and Cobb-angle monitoring from existing imaging, mobility and derotation work, and scoliosis-specific exercise in the Schroth tradition. We refer for bracing or a surgical opinion when the curve calls for it.
Exercise and manual care aim to improve function, pain and postural control. They are not a guaranteed way to reduce a curve.
Foot and gait assessment for flat feet, plantar heel pain and knee or hip complaints coming from the foot. Footwear advice first, then over-the-counter or custom-made insoles with a fitting and a comfort review.
What a first visit looks like
About an hour, and you leave knowing what we found.
What happened, what makes it better or worse, your work, training and medical background, and what you want to get back to.
Orthopaedic and neurological screening, joint and movement testing, and a posture or gait scan where it adds information.
We explain what we think is going on in plain language, what we can and cannot help with, and what the plan and cost look like.
If nothing needs referral first, treatment starts in the same visit and you leave with one or two exercises.
Who it suits
Warning signs — sudden severe weakness, loss of bladder or bowel control, unexplained weight loss, fever with back pain, or trauma — need medical assessment first. Call us and we will point you to the right place.
Prices & programmes
Chiropractic follow-ups, acupuncture and Pilates share the same core-session price, so a package can be split between them. The first assessment is longer and priced separately.
800.000 ₫ per core session
The first chiropractic assessment is billed separately.
Contact
Booking online is fastest. If you would rather write first, use whichever channel you already have open.
Messages are answered during opening hours. For anything urgent or worsening, call us or go to hospital.
Book a first assessment. We screen, explain what we find, and tell you honestly if we are not the right clinic for your problem.