This page features Brisbane chiropractic clinics that also offer remedial massage or myotherapy on site, so you can find care that combines both under one roof. Below you'll find what these services typically involve, what to expect at a first visit, general price ranges, and how to choose a clinic that suits you.
Multi-disciplinary clinic offering chiropractic, physiotherapy, remedial massage, and dry needling across Bowen Hills, Toowong, and Coorparoo. Techniques include active release technique, joint mobilisation, fascial scraping, and exercise rehab. Offers free phone consultations and online booking.
Multidisciplinary clinic in Graceville, Brisbane offering Chiropractic, Physiotherapy, Exercise Physiology, Remedial Massage, Myotherapy, Paediatric Care, Pregnancy Care, Golf Screenings, and Workcover/DVA services. Team of 16 practitioners. Online booking available via Pracsuite.
Multidisciplinary clinic with chiropractors, physiotherapists, osteopaths and massage therapists offering manual therapy, dry needling and exercise prescription. Services include care for back pain, neck pain, sports injuries and migraines. Bulk billing for GP-referred plans, health fund claims processed, online booking available.
Multidisciplinary clinic offering chiropractic and physiotherapy alongside remedial massage and dry needling. Techniques mentioned include active release technique, joint mobilisation, and fascial scraping. Free phone consultation and online booking available; multiple Brisbane locations including Toowong.
Aspley, North Brisbane clinic offering chiropractic, physiotherapy and remedial massage. Evidence-based, manual treatment methods. AHPRA-registered practitioners; approved for DVA, Workcover and NDIS. Appointments bookable online or by phone.
Chiropractic clinic in Fortitude Valley offering chiropractic adjustments, musculoskeletal care and remedial massage. Services include care for back, neck, sciatica, headaches, posture and sports injuries. Health fund, Medicare, DVA and workers compensation claims accepted. Online booking via Cliniko.
Chiropractic clinic in Taringa, QLD offering spinal adjustments using Diversified Technique, soft tissue work, mobilisation, and therapeutic deep tissue massage. Services include back pain, neck pain, headaches, and sports injury support. Online booking available via Cliniko.
Kula Health in New Farm offers chiropractic care, functional neurology, N.E.T, massage, acupuncture, dry needling, naturopathy, clinical nutrition and movement therapy/corrective exercise, with posture support. Online booking via Cliniko and phone booking available.
Many Brisbane chiropractic clinics have remedial massage therapists or myotherapists working on site, so you can access both services in one location. It's worth understanding what each involves.
A chiropractor is an AHPRA-registered practitioner who works with the musculoskeletal system — the joints, muscles and connective tissue of the spine and limbs. A typical consultation begins with an assessment: the practitioner asks about your history, how your body moves, and what you've noticed. They may check your posture, range of motion and how specific joints and muscles respond.
Hands-on techniques a chiropractor may use include manual adjustment (a controlled movement applied to a joint), joint mobilisation (slower, gentler movement through a joint's range), and soft-tissue work applied to muscles and surrounding tissue. Remedial massage and myotherapy focus on the soft tissues — massage therapists use techniques such as deep-tissue massage, trigger-point work, myofascial release and stretching. These are described here as what the care involves, not as treatments for any particular condition.
Some people choose to combine chiropractic and remedial massage as part of a broader approach to managing how their body moves and feels. Whether that suits you is a conversation to have with the practitioner.
Your first appointment is usually longer than follow-up visits because it includes the assessment. Expect the practitioner to take a full history, ask about any pain or stiffness, and explain what they find. For a remedial massage session, the therapist will typically ask about the areas you want addressed and any medical history relevant to hands-on work.
A good practitioner will explain any proposed care in plain language — what they suggest, why, how many visits might be involved, and the expected cost. You should never feel pressured into a long, prepaid plan. Ask questions, and take your time before committing.
Bring a list of any medications, past injuries or scans, and let the practitioner know if you're pregnant or managing a health condition. Wear or bring comfortable clothing.
Prices vary between clinics and are set by each practice, so treat the following as a general guide only — always confirm current fees directly with the clinic.
Many clinics can process private health insurance extras on the spot via HICAPS if your policy covers chiropractic or remedial massage — the amount you get back depends on your level of cover. Under Medicare, a small number of subsidised visits may be available through a Chronic Disease Management (CDM) plan, but only if your GP assesses you as eligible and provides a referral. Speak to your GP about whether this applies to you.
With clinics across Bowen Hills, Cannon Hill, Toowong, Fortitude Valley, New Farm, Milton, Highgate Hill, West End, Hawthorne and Lutwyche, you have plenty of options. Here's how to narrow it down:
Some symptoms need medical assessment before any hands-on care. See your GP first if you have any red-flag symptoms: numbness, weakness in the arms or legs, fever, unexplained weight loss, or loss of bladder or bowel control. These can signal something that requires prompt medical attention.
If you're pregnant, or considering care for a child, discuss it with your GP first. The Chiropractic Board of Australia has published guidance on the care of children, and a considered, neutral conversation with your GP and the practitioner is the sensible starting point.
Or read the full remedial massage guide, or browse all Brisbane clinics.
The clinics featured on this page are chiropractic practices that also offer remedial massage or myotherapy on site. Services offered vary between locations, so confirm directly with the clinic what's available and whether a massage therapist works there.
Many clinics can process private health extras on the spot via HICAPS if your policy includes remedial massage or chiropractic cover. The rebate depends on your level of cover and any annual limits, so check with both the clinic and your fund.
No referral is needed to book privately. A referral only comes into play if you're seeking subsidised visits under a Medicare Chronic Disease Management plan, which requires your GP to assess your eligibility first.
As a general guide, an initial chiropractic consultation is often around $80–$150 and a 60-minute remedial massage around $90–$140. Fees are set by each clinic and change over time, so confirm current pricing when you book.
Every chiropractor in Australia must be registered with AHPRA. You can verify any practitioner's registration for free on the public register at ahpra.gov.au before you book.