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A gentle approach that works with your nervous system
Network Care, often called Network Spinal, is a chiropractic approach developed by Dr Donald Epstein. Practitioners use precise, light contacts along the spine to help the body release stored tension and find new ways of adapting to stress.
Many people receiving care describe feeling calmer, more present and more adaptable when facing stress.
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Read about their practice
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Contact them directly
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One body of work, several names
You may have heard it called something different. Practitioners in this directory trained at different times, under different programme names.
Network Chiropractic
The original name for the work.
Network Spinal Analysis (NSA)
The name many practitioners trained under.
Network Spinal
The current programme name.
Network Care
The umbrella term this directory uses for all of them.
Common questions
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Is this directory independent?
Yes. It is run independently to help the public find practitioners, and is not affiliated with any training organisation.
How do I know about a practitioner's training?
Each listing shows the training the practitioner reports and links to their own website.
What happens at a first visit?
It varies by practice. Most begin with a conversation about your health history before any care.
Does Network Care hurt?
Contacts are light and gentle. Talk to the practitioner about anything you are unsure of.
For practitioners
Offer Network Spinal care? Be found by the people searching for it.
A$195 a year · reviewed and live within 1–2 days · welcoming every era of the work.