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Chiropractic Life Now In Parkes And Forbes

December 13, 2019 By Maggi Barnard

Dr Bernie Haberman and Dr Adam McKenzie of Chiropractic Life.

Chiropractic Life has recently opened practices in Parkes and Forbes. Chiropractic Life is a family focused practice where all can feel welcome and belong. We provide the tools and support to help our practice members achieve their health and wellness goals.

Dr Adam McKenzie opened the first Chiropractic Life practice in the Northern Territory in 2015. Since then Chiropractic Life has grown to support rural and regional communities of Australia. We have established practices in Cowra, Canowindra and Grenfell too.

We offer contemporary chiropractic health care focused on your body’s master control system: your nervous system. State of the art digital x-rays and motion study which couples together Roger Sperry’s Nobel Prize winning work that 90% of the stimulation and nutrition to your brain come from movement of your spine. We provide world leading health and wellness tools currently used by high performing athletes and business professionals across the globe. We are excited to announce that services coming soon to Forbes and Parkes include an iFloat Tank (sensory deprivation therapy), red-light therapy and an infrared sauna.

Chiropractic Life is heavily involved in each community we practice in with local sponsorship programs available for sporting clubs and support for community organisations. We also regularly offer free spinal health checks and business health talks where our doctors go out into the community to speak to locals about their structural function and wellness. As an entity we raise funds for charities such as Royal Children’s Hospital, Red Cross, Salvation Army, Australian College of Chiropractic, Spinal Health Research, New Zealand College of Chiropractic, Tan Ari, with initiatives such as our annual Christmas Toy Drive, workshops and Dinner with the Doc.

We would love to invite the community of Forbes and Parkes to our Health and Wellness Workshop on Wednesday, 18th December at 7pm with complimentary drinks and nibbles. Come and learn how your nervous system affects your health. Limited seats available, please call to secure your spot.

Filed Under: Articles, General Interest, Health & Wellbeing

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