Chiropractors complete 4–5 years of rigorous university-level training, which includes both academic study and extensive hands-on clinical practice.
Their education covers:
Anatomy and physiology, neurology
- Diagnostic imaging (like X-rays)
- Pharmacology
- Orthopaedic and neurological testing
- General health screening
- Clinical assessment and manual therapy techniques
They’re fully qualified to:
- Take a detailed medical history
- Perform comprehensive physical and neurological exams
- Assess posture, alignment, and spinal function
- Spot red flags and refer to other specialists when needed
- Diagnose and treat musculoskeletal and postural conditions
Think of chiropractors as your go-to experts in structure, movement, and neuromusculoskeletal health — that’s making sure that your nerves, muscles, and bones all working together.
