We’re evolving! Align Spinal Health is becoming Rekinect Health — same care, same team, expanded services.
Care That Starts With You
Most people don’t come in with a neat diagnosis — they come in with pain that keeps coming back, movement that doesn’t feel right, or a body that isn’t coping with what life or sport is asking of it.
Our approach starts with understanding how you move, what your body is being asked to do, and why things may not be settling. Care is guided by assessment, ongoing review, and honest conversations about what’s realistic, sustainable, and worth prioritising for you.
Treatment isn’t one-size-fits-all. We combine hands-on care with movement-based rehabilitation and adapt things as your body responds — whether your goal is pain relief, getting back to activity, or building confidence in how your body works again.
What Sets Us Apart
Chiropractic care guided by how you move, what you do, and what you’re working towards. Treatment plans are adapted over time based on response to care, daily demands, and individual goals.
Our approach includes:
- Function and movement assessment
- Joint mobilisation and chiropractic techniques
- Soft tissue and myofascial approaches
- Dry needling where clinically appropriate
- Movement-based and sport-specific rehabilitation
- Gait assessment and movement efficiency
- Load management and movement pattern optimisation
What Can We Help With?
Conditions we can help with include:
- Back and neck pain
- Ankle sprain
- Cramps
- Tennis/ Golfer Elbow
- Joint pains
- Generalised aches and pains
- Minor sports injuries
- Headaches and migraine-associated musculoskeletal pain
- Tension, muscle spasms and posture-related pain
- Plantar fasciitis (short term management)
- Rotator cuff injuries, disease or disorders
- Sciatica and nerve impingement–related pain
- Osteoarthritis-related pain and stiffness
- Shoulder complaints (dysfunction, disorders and pain)
- Jaw, facial and scalp pain (TMJ-related, myofascial, tension-driven)
- Pelvic floor–related musculoskeletal dysfunction and lumbopelvic pain
- Hypermobility-related pain, instability, and load-management issues
- Sport and activity-related musculoskeletal strain
- Recurrent or training-related overuse issues
- Movement control and coordination deficits