At Bremer Ipswich Chiropractic & Massage Therapy we regularly see Mum throughout her pregnancy, newborns throughout their stages of development, children during school age, dad after that weekend footy game, and Nana or Papa after a weekend of babysitting the grand-kids. We love serving our community by leading families toward their optimal health.
Our Services
Ipswich Chiropractor
Aimed not only at relieving your pain but ensuring your injury, tension and tightness are healed as quickly as possible. Our excellent Ipswich chiropractors are masters of diagnosis and technique; providing a full assessment prior to treatment and carrying out the best treatment for your ailment.
Ipswich Dry Needling
Dry needling is a popular procedure whereby solid filament (acupuncture) needles are inserted into the skin and muscle directly at a myofascial triggerpoint. A myofascial triggerpoint (sometimes known as a knot) consists of multiple contraction knots, which are related to the production and maintenance of the pain cycle.
Ipswich Massage Therapy
Our luxurious Ipswich massage services will leave you feeling calm, comfortable and relaxed for hours afterwards. Choose between our rejuvenating a deep tissue massage, our Swedish relaxation massage, or, why not take a mini holiday to Hawaii by succumbing to the Lomilomi (or loving touch) massage.
Latest from our Blog
What is chiropractic?
Have you been thinking about visiting chiropractor but just don't know what we do or how we can help you? Check out this fantastic video created by Heidi Haavik who is leading the way in chiropractic research. Here are some of the things covered: What a chiropractor...
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Sitting is the new smoking but chiropractic can help
What one thing can significantly contribute to heart disease, cancer, depression, diabetes, and obesity? That one thing that most of us are paid to do everyday. Sitting! [su_youtube_advanced...
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6 ways to stop technology from destroying your child’s posture
Ninety-two percent of Australian children aged 5-14 years use information and communication technologies. The older they are, the more they use. 87% of boys and 80% of girls regularly participate in electronic screen-based activities. As a result of this increased...
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