Yes. Paediatric chiropractic uses very gentle, low-force techniques specifically adapted for babies and children and nothing like adjustments used for adults.

The birth process, even when straightforward, can place significant stress on a newborn’s spine and nervous system. Some parents bring babies in for general wellness checks, while others notice signs like difficultly feeding on one side, unsettled behaviour, or asymmetric head posture.

Children of any age can be assessed including newborns. Many families at Langwarrin Family Chiropractic bring their children in from birth and continue throughout childhood and adolescence.

Yes. Regular chiropractic care supports healthy spinal development, posture and nervous system function, which can help young athletes move better, recover faster and reduce injury risk.

Yes, chiropractic is safe throughout all stages of pregnancy. We use positioning and techniques specifically suited to pregnant women and use pregnancy pillows to keep you comfortable during your visit.

Many pregnant women find chiropractic care helpful for managing lower back and pelvic pain, sciatic symptoms, and round ligament discomfort. Maintaining pelvic balance can also support optimal foetal positioning as your near your due date.

Absolutely. Postnatal care is something we feel strongly about. Pregnancy and birth are demanding on the body, and many new mothers find that chiropractic care helps them recover, manage the physical demands of caring for a newborn, and feel like themselves again.

Lower back pain is one of the most common reasons people visit a chiropractor. Chronic or acute back pain is something we see often and chiropractic aims to address the underlying cause and may help ease pain. For more information check out the chiropractic for back pain section on our website.

Many headaches, particularly tension-type headaches and headaches that originate from the neck respond well to chiropractic care. For more information check out the chiropractic for headaches section on our website.

Sciatica (pain, numbness or tingling radiating down the leg from the lower back or buttock) is a condition we see regularly. Chiropractic care aims to address the underlying cause by reducing pressure on the sciatic nerve through spinal adjustments and supportive exercises. For more information check out the chiropractic for sciatica section on our website.

The physical demands of trade work, heavy lifting, repetitive movements and awkward postures place significant strain on the spine and joints. Regular chiropractic care may help manage pain, maintain mobility and keep you at your best for longer. For more information check out the chiropractic for tradies section on our website.

Neck pain, stiffness and shoulder tension are among the most common complaints we see. Whether it’s from desk work, screen use, physical labour or stress, we’ll work to identify the cause.

Standard chiropractic appointments are not covered by Medicare.

However, if your GP has created a Chronic Disease Management (CDM) plan and referred you, you may be eligible for a medicare rebate for up to 5 allied health visits per year. Speak to your GP if you think this may apply to you.

Many private health funds cover chiropractic under their extras cover. The amount rebated depends on your specific policy. We recommend checking with your insurer before your first visit.

We do not offer HICAPS in our practice.

In recent years some Private Health Insurance funds have introduced policies that allow them to request access confidential patient records.

Although we don’t offer this in the practice we are more than happy to assist you in claiming via your insurers app or online portal.

We ask that you give us at least 24 hours notice if you need to cancel or reschedule your appointment. This allows us to offer the time to another patient who may be waiting.