At Belper Chiropractic Health Centre, we offer chiropractic care for all ages, including babies, children, adults, and the elderly. We help with conditions such as back pain, sciatica, neck pain, headaches, and joint discomfort. We also provide on-site digital X-rays, sports massage, and specialised care for pregnancy and paediatrics.

Look for chiropractors who are registered with the General Chiropractic Council (GCC) and members of recognised bodies like the UCA. Read patient reviews, ensure they offer the services you need, and consider their experience. At our Belper clinic, we’re known for honest, straightforward care and a patient-first approach.

Yes. Lower back pain is one of the most common conditions we treat. Our tailored chiropractic techniques are designed to restore normal movement and reduce pain, helping you return to daily activities more comfortably.

Absolutely. Chiropractic care can help relieve tension, restore neck mobility, and reduce discomfort caused by poor posture, stress, or injury. We take a gentle, personalised approach to your care.

Yes. We regularly help patients experiencing sciatica. Chiropractic adjustments, combined with movement advice and soft tissue techniques, can often relieve nerve pressure and reduce leg pain associated with sciatica.

Yes, chiropractic care is very safe when carried out by a qualified and registered professional. We are fully registered with the GCC and tailor our care to each patient’s age, condition, and health history.

Your first visit includes a discussion of your health history and current symptoms. If needed, we perform a clinical exam and may take digital X-rays. You'll receive a clear explanation of your findings and a tailored care plan, with no pressure or long-term contracts.

No, you can book directly with us. A GP referral is not required to start chiropractic care.

We offer transparent pricing. For the most current costs, visit our pricing page or contact us directly.

Some private insurers cover chiropractic care. We are not currently available through the NHS.

Chiropractors complete a 4-5 year degree and are registered with the General Chiropractic Council. We also continue professional development annually.

Chiropractors focus on the spine and nervous system using manual adjustments, while physiotherapists focus on muscles and rehabilitation exercises.

Both treat musculoskeletal issues, but chiropractic care emphasises spinal adjustments, whereas osteopathy uses broader soft tissue techniques.

Yes. We help with thoracic (mid-back) pain by restoring spinal mobility and reducing muscle tension.

Yes. These symptoms are often related to nerve irritation, which chiropractic care can help manage.

Yes, particularly when it's caused by nerve pressure or misalignment in the spine.

Yes. We assess posture, gait, and mobility to support proper function and reduce hip discomfort.

Yes. If it’s related to joint mechanics or alignment, chiropractic care may offer relief.

Yes. We examine the shoulder joint and upper spine to identify causes of pain and provide focused care.

Yes. We treat a variety of musculoskeletal issues common in sports, such as strains, sprains, and overuse injuries.

Yes. While we don’t cure arthritis, we can help improve joint movement and manage discomfort.

Yes. We provide safe, gentle care for expectant mothers to support comfort and pelvic alignment.

Yes. Our care is adapted for children and babies using gentle, age-appropriate techniques.

It’s the release of gas bubbles from a joint — similar to cracking your knuckles — and is completely normal.

We serve Belper, Duffield, Holbrook, Ripley, Kilburn, Crich, Ambergate, Denby, and surrounding areas.

Some people feel better after 1–2 visits, while others may need longer-term care. It depends on the condition.

Some people feel mild soreness after an adjustment, similar to post-exercise aches. This usually resolves quickly.

It’s a precise manual technique applied to a joint to restore normal movement and function.

Yes. Tension and spinal issues often contribute to headaches, and chiropractic care can offer relief.

We help with back pain, neck pain, sciatica, headaches, joint pain, pregnancy-related discomfort, and more.

Healing takes time and repetition. Just like building muscle requires consistent effort, true recovery relies on regular care. The frequency of chiropractic visits depends on your unique condition and goals. In the early stages, especially if you’re in acute pain, you may need to visit 2–3 times a week to help your body begin healing. As things improve, visit frequency typically reduces. Once your issue has stabilised, many people choose to continue care every few weeks for prevention and overall wellbeing. Your chiropractor will recommend a plan based on how your body responds and what you're aiming to achieve.

Yes. Infact this is the most important time to be receiving Chiropractic care. You wouldn't quit going to the gym after you got fit would you? Chiropractic is the same. Many patients choose to continue with occasional chiropractic visits even after their symptoms improve. Regular care can help prevent future issues and maintain overall wellbeing.

For most people, wellness visits every 2 to 4 weeks work well as it works inline with physiological timeframes. The exact frequency depends on your goals, lifestyle, and health history. Your chiropractor will make a personalised recommendation.