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Headaches & Migraines

The neck could possibly be the cause of your headache or migraine.

We routinely treat movement and position faults of neck joints that specifically relate to the production of head and neck pain and/or migraine. And we do not crack necks.

We utilise The Watson Headache® Approach – a series of techniques, which, when applied in a systematic way, accurately identifies the upper cervical spinal segments responsible for symptoms of headache or migraine.

We have treated people who live as far away as Tamworth, Scone, Central Coast, Taree, Coffs Harbour and Sydney.

Common people and conditions we treat include:

  • Migraines
  • Women who get headaches associated with their cycle
  • People who get tension headaches
  • People who suffer from eye pain and jaw pain
  • Constant, severe and powerful head pain
  • Sufferers of sinus headaches
  • Headaches associated with neck pain
  • Headaches resulting from traumas such as concussions and whiplash

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“Within 2-3 treatments we can figure out if you have a mechanical spinal component that is related to the pain you feel.”

-Spinal mechanics, finding the source