Chiropractor Beaconsfield
Chiropractic for Beaconsfield families and athletes, about 4 km from our clinic at Unit 1, 210 Queen Victoria Street, North Fremantle. From junior footy on a Saturday to a stiff back after a week at the desk, we look at the whole picture.
Why Beaconsfield patients make the drive
Most people want two things from a chiropractor: to understand what is going on, and to know there is an end point. That is how we work. You get a full assessment, a plain-language explanation and an estimate of how many sessions it should take, at your first visit.
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Our chiropractors come from sport. Dr Nathan Bridger is also a strength and conditioning coach, and Dr Ed Atkins competes in Hyrox. That means rehab is part of the plan from day one, and we can talk sensibly about training, game day and getting back to it.
We are open six days, with morning and after-work times and Saturday mornings, so care fits around school runs and work.
What we treat
Back pain, disc injuries and sciatica. Neck pain and headaches. Shoulder and jaw pain. Dizziness. Sports and gym injuries. Care through pregnancy and for families.
Hilton Park, Ken Allen Field and school sport
Beaconsfield is a sporting suburb. Hilton Park and Dick Lawrence Oval, Fremantle's largest sporting reserve, are home to junior cricket and the Fremantle City Dockers juniors, and the new ovals and pump track are on the way. Ken Allen Field takes rugby, athletics, hockey and soccer, and Fremantle College and the local primary schools fill the weekends with sport.
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That means we see a lot of growing athletes, and a lot of parents coaching, carrying gear and running water. Ankles, knees, backs and shoulders, sorted with a plan that works around training and school.
Getting here from Beaconsfield
Driving: north on Hampton Road or Carrington Street to High Street, then Stirling Highway over the Stirling Bridge, or straight through Fremantle and over the new Traffic Bridge. About 8 to 11 minutes outside peak.
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Easy parking on site. Book online in under a minute.
Frequently asked questions
How far is the clinic from Beaconsfield?
About 8 to 11 minutes by car, at Unit 1, 210 Queen Victoria Street, North Fremantle, over the Stirling Bridge or through Fremantle over the Traffic Bridge.
Do you see junior footballers and cricketers?
Yes. Under 18s are seen with a parent or guardian present, and we keep the plan practical around training, games and school. If something needs imaging or a GP, we tell you and refer you on.
Do I need a referral?
No. Book online any time, or call 0414 316 261.
What happens at my first appointment?
A thorough history and physical examination, including neurological, orthopaedic and movement testing. We explain what we find and, if care here is right for you, talk you through a plan.
Is chiropractic covered by private health insurance?
Yes, most extras policies cover chiropractic. We do not have HICAPS in the clinic, so you pay on the day and claim back directly through your insurer, which most funds make quick and easy via their app. Check with your fund for your specific entitlements.
When are you open?
Monday 2pm to 6:30pm, Tuesday 8am to 12pm and 2pm to 6:30pm, Wednesday 8am to 12pm, Thursday 2pm to 6:30pm, Friday 8am to 12pm and Saturday 8am to 11:30am.
North Fremantle Chiropractic is a sports and performance chiropractic clinic at Unit 1, 210 Queen Victoria Street, North Fremantle WA 6159, serving Beaconsfield, Fremantle and the western suburbs of Perth.