What is chiropractic?
Chiropractic focuses on the musculoskeletal system: the spine, the joints, the muscles and the nerves connected to them. The aim is to help your body move and function better, so complaints ease at the source.
Back, neck and joint complaints often come down to joints that no longer move properly. That restriction can irritate nerves and make muscles tense up, causing pain and stiffness. A chiropractor examines where the restriction sits and restores movement with targeted, controlled techniques.
At Chiropractic Enschede every treatment starts with a thorough examination. We make a diagnosis and talk it through with you, so you understand what is going on and what we are going to do about it. Only then do we treat.
Who is chiropractic for?
Chiropractic is suitable for young and old alike. People come to us with a wide range of complaints: from lower back pain, a herniated disc or sciatica to neck complaints, headaches and problems after whiplash. Even if you still have complaints after back surgery, there are often options left.
You do not need a referral from your GP to make an appointment. Not sure whether chiropractic is right for you? During the first consultation we examine your complaint and tell you honestly whether we can help.
Our holistic view
We look at you as a whole: health, wellbeing, results and personal attention come first. Rather than only fighting the symptom, we look for the cause of your complaint. That way you work towards a lasting result and a better quality of life.
Evidence based approach
Our treatments are grounded in scientifically supported methods (evidence based practice).
Holistic view
We look at the whole picture: health, wellbeing and results, with an eye for you as a person.
Focus on the cause
We don't just treat the symptom, we look for the cause of your complaint.
Personal attention
One chiropractor who knows you and guides your treatment from start to finish.
Ready to work on your complaint?
Book an appointment online or give us a call. You do not need a referral from your GP.