Migraines
Chiropractic treatment is effective for Migraines and Headaches research show. Read more about the different types of migraines and how the treatment can help.
Acupuncture, Chiropractic, and Dry Needling are alternative forms of healthcare that offer safe and effective treatment options for a wide range of conditions. These therapies focus on natural and personalised approaches to healing, making them a popular choice for those seeking an alternative to medication and surgery.
By targeting the underlying cause of the condition, rather than just the symptoms, they offer long-lasting relief for many patients.
Want to know more? Request a Callback
Or give us a call, to find out how we can help you with Acupuncture, Chiropractic and Dry Needling.
Book an Appointment
Schedule an appointment for Acupuncture, Chiropractic and Dry Needling tailored to your needs.
Dry needling is a modern technique used in our chiropractic clinic to relieve muscle tightness, reduce pain, and speed up recovery. Fine needles are inserted into trigger points—tight knots in muscles—to release tension and improve movement. It’s especially effective for treating neck pain, back pain, and tension headaches, and works well alongside chiropractic care to support faster healing.
Chiropractic adjustments improve joint alignment and support nervous system function. Dry needling complements this by directly releasing deep muscle tension. Together, they create faster, longer-lasting relief.
We also offer other effective ways to release muscle knots:
Low-Level Laser Therapy – a painless, needle-free method that targets the same trigger points.
Manual Trigger Point Therapy – uses hands or tools to press and release muscle tension.
Dry needling targets overactive or tight muscles to help them relax. This improves circulation, reduces spasms, and speeds healing. It also disrupts pain signals, easing discomfort and restoring natural movement—especially when combined with chiropractic care.
While both use fine needles, dry needling is based on Western medicine and focuses on treating muscle-related pain. In contrast, acupuncture follows traditional Chinese principles and treats a broader range of health concerns through energy meridians.
Interestingly, many trigger points used in dry needling overlap with acupuncture points. However, the purpose and approach are different.
Everyone responds differently to treatment. That’s why we tailor care using a mix of needling, laser, or manual techniques. By combining these with chiropractic care, we can reduce pain more effectively, improve mobility, and help you get back to doing what you enjoy—without relying on medication or invasive procedures.
Give us a call now for more information or to book an appointment Contact us