Neck Pain? Chiropractic can help

Neck pain is a common reason why people seek chiropractic care, with neck complaints presenting as stiffness or soreness in and around the neck area. While neck pain may be localised to the lower or upper neck, it may also radiate up or down the neck into the head, shoulders, arms, or fingers. The neck plays an important structural role in the human body, supporting the head and connecting the spinal column to the brain. Here at Healing Wave Chiropractic, we aim to reduce neck pain and related physical discomfort through careful manipulation and tailored exercise management programs.

Neck pain can present itself in many ways, with common symptoms including sharp pain, tenderness, stiffness, and pain that radiates into other areas of the body. Neck pain can be acute or chronic in nature. Along with mild and severe local pain, neck pain can also affect other parts of the body, with possible symptoms including headaches, shoulder pain, numbness, and tingling in the arms and fingers.

Here at Healing Wave Chiropractic, our chiropractors have the knowledge and experience to address your neck pain and related issues. From structural problems and acute physical pain through to associated nerve complaints, our expert team are here to help. With over 25 years’ experience. Healing Wave has male and female chiropractors available to assist in neck pain care and management. All of our chiropractors are trained in the latest techniques, so you can ensure the highest level of care for yourself and your family.

Before we develop an individualised care plan to address your neck pain, we work to identify the underlying cause, which may result from physical trauma, injury, poor posture, repetitive movements, or disk and joint problems. Each case is assessed on an individual basis, with a care plan developed based on a thorough physical assessment. Communication and informed consent are central to our approach, with chiropractic adjustments carried out alongside posture correction, exercise management, and mobilisation techniques in an effort to provide pain relief and sustainable long term healing.