Pain is a signal, not the whole story. The area that hurts is not always where the problem began — so care starts by working out what is actually driving it.
Below are the conditions most often seen in the office. If yours is not listed, get in touch — it does not mean it cannot be helped.
Spinal Health
Back Pain
Acute or chronic, upper or lower. One of the most common reasons people first come in, and one of the best-evidenced uses of chiropractic care.
Neck Pain
Stiffness, restricted turning, and pain that radiates into the shoulders or arms — often linked to posture, desk work, or an old injury.
Headaches & Migraines
Headaches that originate in the neck and upper spine, where restricted joint movement and muscular tension are contributing factors.
Hip Pain
Pain in the hip and surrounding musculature, including cases where the hip is compensating for a problem in the lower back or the foot.
Sciatica
Pain travelling from the lower back through the buttock and down the leg, typically where a nerve root is being irritated or compressed.
Scoliosis
Assessment and supportive care for curvature of the spine, focused on mobility, comfort and function.
Extremities
Dr. Moseley is a Certified Chiropractic Extremity Practitioner (CCEP) — care is not limited to the spine.
Shoulder Pain & Rotator Cuff
Restricted or painful shoulder movement, including rotator cuff involvement and the compensations that follow it.
Arm Pain
Pain, weakness or altered sensation in the arm, including symptoms referred from the neck.
Elbow Pain
Tendon and joint pain at the elbow, including the overuse patterns common in racquet sports and manual work.
Carpal Tunnel Syndrome
Numbness, tingling and weakness in the hand and wrist — assessed at the wrist and along the whole nerve path, including the neck and shoulder.
Knee Pain
Knee joint and surrounding soft tissue pain, including cases driven by hip or foot mechanics rather than the knee itself.
Leg Pain
Pain through the thigh, calf or lower leg, including referred and nerve-related pain.
Plantar Fasciitis & Foot Pain
Heel and arch pain, assessed alongside foot mechanics and gait. Orthotic support is available where it is contributing.
Injuries
Herniated & Bulging Discs
Disc injury in the lumbar or cervical spine. Flexion distraction therapy offers a low-force approach where a disc is involved.
Auto Accidents & Whiplash
Neck and spinal trauma following a collision, including symptoms that only appear days or weeks afterwards.
Pinched Nerve
Nerve compression or irritation causing pain, numbness, tingling or weakness along the nerve's path.
Sports Injuries
Acute and overuse injuries across all levels of sport — knees, shoulders, TMJ, plantar fasciitis, tendonitis and achilles complications among them.
Falls
Injuries following a fall, where the impact affects the spine, pelvis or extremities.
Sprains & Strains
Ligament and muscle injuries, and the movement restrictions that persist after the initial injury has settled.
Overuse & Repetitive Strain Injuries
Cumulative injuries from repeated movement at work, in training or in daily life.
Other Conditions
Poor Posture
Postural patterns that load the spine unevenly and contribute to pain over time — assessed alongside the work, training and daily habits driving them.
Arthritis
Supportive care for osteoarthritic joints, focused on maintaining movement and managing discomfort.
Bursitis
Inflammation of the bursa at the shoulder, hip or elbow, and the joint mechanics that contribute to it.
TMD / TMJ
Jaw joint pain, clicking and restricted opening, frequently occurring alongside headaches and neck tension.
Flat Foot & Foot Mechanics
Fallen arches and altered foot posture, assessed for their effect on the knee, hip and lower back.
Vertigo & Dizziness
Dizziness associated with the neck and upper cervical spine, where joint dysfunction is a contributing factor.
Every plan is individual. The same diagnosis does not mean the same treatment. Book a consultation and we will work out what is actually going on.