After over 10 years of having pain and problems with my knees I decided to see a Chiropractor. Dr…read moreChoi was professional and seemed very knowledgeable. After seeing Dr Choi for several treatments, my knees felt great. It's been over a year and since the treatments and still no pain or problems. I strongly recommend Dr Choi if you are seeking a Chiropractor.

Hi, my name is Lani and I am a Google Diagnoser. Yep. I am on of *those* people. And this means…read morethat I try a lot of things to remedy issues. My latest quest? Acupuncture. I'd heard of the student clinic at Endeavour College and figured that at $15 for an hour session, it was the perfect way for me to dip my toes into the world of acupuncture and see if it was actually for me, and more importantly, if I noticed any results. I've had two sessions so far, and while I'd definitely consider it a work in progress, I am noticing an overall improvement in not only the primary issue I sought the treatment for (severe lower back pain) but in my total energy levels, attitude and a lasting effect of balance. I'm even noticing I'm eating less. The students are fully supervised and their supervisor comes into the sessions regularly to check that all is going well. I'm yet to feel in any way uneasy about the students that have practiced on me. Don't stress. I'm getting to what you all want to know. The needles? Honestly? I don't feel them. Sure you *know* they're sticking a needle in you but do you feel any pain? I'm told it is different for everyone but, I personally, haven't felt anything more than a quick prick of the skin. Once they are all in it actually feels like a nice current is washing over you. A calmness if you will. The sessions can take a little longer as they are student practitioners and they begin each session with a short Q&A and sign-off from their supervisor. For $15 though, I can't complain and I would whole-heartedly recommend to anyone wanting to either save a few quid or test it out without dropping a wad of cash.

This place is every uni students dream come true... Wish…read moreyou could get a massage for all those insane hours crammed over a computer? Is your diet migorang noodles and canned tuna? Go to endeavour College for a consultation! The clinics are run by third years, so In a few months the services and advice they give you for... $10!!! They will be charging hundreds, Naturopathy, aromatherapy, massage, acupuncture.... And way more that I didn't read, all as cheap as chips. Seriously, I can't talk it up more. The students that run clinic are professional and know their stuff, I'm currently in my third week for dietary analysis and the guy that is working with me is top notch, he explains things to me simply, and he doesn't let it get awkward even when he has to ask personal questions. The massages are not just the oily, waste of time massages that you get at a lot (A LOT!) of places in the city, they are actually about improving you physically, fixing pain or dealing with the neck problems from cramming at your desk all night. I love a bargain and I love my health, so this is my new happy place.

Dr Paul Kelly of Kelly Chiropractic Centre runs a great little place at Toowong. After experiencing…read moreridiculous amounts of pain in my joints, I visited Kelly Chiropractic and he identified the problem almost immediately. Not only did he ensure I got all the proper attention, including scans and what have you, I felt a remarkable difference within days of treatment. My whole family has been to Kelly Chiropractic and received a high level of care and a dedication to overall treatment and wellbeing. I always feel better after having had an appointment. I've never found it difficult to get an appointment, and you can leverage your health fund to claim back some of the treatment. Kelly Chiropractic is on a busy intersection along Milton Road, but there is undercover and car park parking that always has available spaces. This is an excellent practice that gets to the core of your body's issues. Kelly Chiropractic Centre is open every second Saturday.

I was visiting my daughter here in Brisbane from the States. I suffer from occipital neuralgia &…read morehave seen chiropractors in the States for many years. Of course after such a long flight, I started experiencing severe pain. I booked in with Aiden & he was really good. After just one visit the pain was gone. I did come back for a few more just to make sure it stayed away. I do believe in seeing a chiropractor regularly for maintenance to stay aligned. He also treated my mother for her sore neck. She also found great relief from his treatments. The front desk staff are so very kind, patient & helpful. I can't tell you what an overall pleasant experience it was. I highly recommend them. If you have any questions, just send a message, I'll be happy to answer.

Personalised service, reliable and quality. I suffer from chronic back pain and I know when I go to…read moreBardon Physiotherapy that I'll be 100% looked after. They go the extra mile and take the time to know you and your injuries and tailor treatment to suit you. My partner and I are starting Pilates with Ben this week and we are looking forward to working towards improving our core strength as a preventative treatment. I can thoroughly recommend you visit Bardon Physio and confident you will be satisfied with the exceptional service. Lisa Schofield

Tony at Brisbane Chiropractic Centre is my regular chiropractor. Tony's incredibly good at what he…read moredoes - he knows which parts of your back or neck need adjustments almost instinctively and appointments are never uncomfortable or painful. It's a skill set that runs in his family; his father and grandfather established the business, and Tony had a natural knack for it despite wanting to become a marine biologist. That's one of the few fun facts you'll learn about Tony as you become a regular patient of his. He's a very friendly and funny guy and you'll be sharing stories in no time. If you're booked in for a chiropractic adjustment the appointment will go down like this. (Important to know because I've been to chiropractors before where I haven't needed to dress down.) 1. One of the girls at the desk will lead you into an adjustment room. You'll need to strip down to your underwear here. 2. You'll be massaged by one of the girls to loosen up your muscles so you adjust easier. 3. A heat lamp will be placed above your problem areas to soften the muscle further. 4. Let the adjustments begin! Tony's method of adjustment is very physical, so don't be alarmed if at some stage he is pushing his weight against you to align a specific part of your spine, or tugging on your legs to balance out your pelvis. (This is less suss than it sounds.) Follow the adjustment up with a swim and you'll feel revitalised for weeks to come.

If you suffer with back problems this is the place and chiropractor you what to see, I have been…read morecoming here for about 2 years now very very good.

As the name suggests, you can get your physio done here. They also do acupuncture, various types of…read moremassage and the like. I first visited the physio here a while back when I did something to my back and could barely walk. He got me right as rain again. More recently some brutal rostering at work had my back a bit achey, so I went in for a massage this time. Fortunately I could claim it on my private cover, so it saved me a few clams, but once more, feeling a lot better. He has recommended a follow up, but given all the other aches i'm feeling now my back has settled, this is a good idea. Definitely book ahead, because they can be quite busy, but they do open a little later and the staff are all lovely.

I'm a medical student and I was a patient of Ian's from Feb 2017 until I moved back to the US at…read morethe end of the year. I've only been to a few chiropractors in the US but Ian is the best chiropractor I've ever been to. I recommended him to several of my medical school classmates who have also found him really helpful. What I got from my first visit when I was having the worst radiating back pain and spasms I'd ever experienced was a thorough assessment of my pain and body mechanics (not rushed like some places I've been to), really good explanations of what the pathology is, some adjustments that immediately alleviated some of the pain, and some tips and exercises for what to do at home. I worked in a Physio department for several years before medical school. In my experience Ian is not only a skilled practitioner but he's a great guy. I wouldn't hesitate to recommend him to anyone.