Yes, Chiropractors are registered health practitioners with AHPRA in Australia.
- National regulation
- Ongoing CPD
Q: Are Chiropractors registered health professionals?
Q: What training do Chiropractors have?
Chiropractors complete a Masters degree in Chiropractic.
- 5 years tertiary education
- Clinical training
Q: Is Chiropractic treatment safe?
Chiropractic care is considered safe when provided by qualified professionals. As with all types of health care, there are risks involved with Chiropractic care. This will be screened and discussed with your practitioner.
- Evidence-based
- Thorough screening
Q: Are adjustments safe for the neck?
Neck treatments are performed following careful assessment. There are risks involved with neck adjusting, however you will be screened for your risk level in your appointment and risks will be discussed openly. We can avoid neck adjustments if you are not comfortable.
- Risk screening
- Alternative techniques available
Q: Do Chiropractors diagnose conditions?
Chiropractors diagnose musculoskeletal conditions within their scope.
- Referral when required
- Collaborative care
Q: Is Chiropractic suitable for osteoporosis?
Modified techniques are used when appropriate. We will review your medical history including the severity of your osteoporosis, and create an individualised care plan.
- Low-force options
- Medical history reviewed
Q: Are side effects common?
Mild soreness may occur temporarily.
- Short-lived
- Similar to exercise
Q: How is patient safety ensured?
Safety is prioritised through assessment and informed consent. We ensure the patient understands the risks and benefits of their proposed treatment before proceeding.
- Clinical guidelines
- Individualised care
Q: Are chiropractors insured?
Yes, professional indemnity insurance is mandatory.
- Regulatory requirement