In Australia, chiropractic is the third-largest health care profession, following general practice and dentistry. Chiropractic is a registered health profession focused on the diagnosis, treatment, and prevention of musculoskeletal conditions, especially those involving the spine, joints, and nervous system. The World Health Organisation defines it as a healthcare profession that emphasises manual techniques, including spinal adjustments, to improve overall function and wellbeing. All chiropractors in Australia must complete a minimum of five years of university education and are registered with AHPRA (Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency).
Chiropractic care typically falls into three categories: relief, corrective, and protective. While all have a place in care, our approach at Health in Hands is focused on correction and long- term maintenance - beginning with an intensive phase to address the root cause of your concerns, followed by ongoing care to protect and maintain the progress we’ve made.






