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AHPRA REGISTERED CHIROPRACTOR · CHI0004079576

Dr Amy Morahan

Chiropractor · Wellbeing Chiropractic Richmond

I’m Dr Amy Morahan, chiropractor at our Richmond clinic. Severe migraines ruled my teenage years until chiropractic care changed them, and that experience decided my career on the spot: the New Zealand College of Chiropractic granted my Bachelor of Chiropractic in 2014 and I have practised ever since. I work the way I was cared for, gently, with low-force techniques like Activator and Thompson Drop that stay comfortable for children, older adults and anyone apprehensive about being adjusted. The whole family is welcome here, from toddlers to grandparents.

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A migraine patient before a practitioner

Dr Amy Morahan, chiropractor at Wellbeing Chiropractic

Richmond

2014 in practice since

New Zealand College of Chiropractic graduate, with over a decade at the table since.

Low-force by design

Activator and Thompson Drop methods keep care comfortable for every age.

Private Health Insurance Onsite

All major health insurance funds, handled quietly at the Richmond desk.

What Richmond brings through my door

The migraine that runs the household

I know from experience how a migraine bends a whole week around itself. Careful assessment of patterns and neck involvement is where mine turned the corner.

Bridge Road hours, Swan Street posture

Richmond works long days in offices, studios and hospitality. Necks, shoulders and lower backs log the overtime nobody claims.

One family, four spines

From a child’s growing frame to a grandparent’s careful joints, gentle low-force care means the whole family fits at one clinic.

Gentle is the operating principle here, not a compromise. A thorough history and examination come first, then care built from low-force techniques that suit nervous patients, young children, older adults and everyone who’d rather skip the drama. My own history sharpened one instinct above all: symptoms that need a doctor’s eyes get sent there promptly, because I know what it means to have a problem taken seriously.

The patient the migraines made

As a teenager I lived around severe migraines, planning school, sport and sleep according to their schedule. The relief I found through chiropractic care rearranged my future: I wanted to give other people the change somebody gave me. The New Zealand College of Chiropractic granted my Bachelor of Chiropractic in 2014, and I have been in practice ever since.

My technique choices reflect where I started. Activator and Thompson Drop methods deliver precise care with minimal force, which keeps treatment comfortable for children, older adults and anyone apprehensive about being adjusted. Natural, personalised, unhurried care is the whole philosophy.

Families are the caseload I treasure most at Richmond: children through to grandparents, often from the same household. Watching a patient regain confidence, get back to what they love and feel like themselves again is the reason the teenage me chose this job.

Gentle hands, thorough process

First visits are calm and complete: your story, your patterns and triggers if headaches or migraines are involved, then a careful physical examination. I explain findings in plain language and build the plan around your comfort as much as your condition.

Treatment leans on Activator and Thompson Drop techniques, dosed to age and sensitivity, with practical home guidance between visits. Progress gets reviewed against how you’re actually living, and the plan adapts as your body does.

“I planned my teenage years around migraines. Nobody leaves my room feeling dramatic for taking theirs seriously.”

Dr Amy Morahan · Chiropractor

How I work in the treatment room

Activator Method

A precise, spring-loaded instrument delivering care measured in grams, my everyday tool.

Thompson Drop

Drop-piece table work that turns each adjustment into a softer, quicker input.

Whole-family care

Technique and pressure scaled from children’s checks through to older adults’ careful joints.

Headache & migraine care

Pattern mapping and neck assessment from someone who has sat on both sides of the problem.

Registrations & credentials

AHPRA registered · CHI0004079576B.Chiropractic, NZCC 2014Activator & Thompson DropFamilies, children, older adultsMajor funds, Richmond deskRichmond VIC

Questions patients ask

For years, and badly. Chiropractic care was what changed them for me, which is exactly why I take every headache and migraine patient seriously, assess thoroughly, and refer promptly whenever a presentation needs medical eyes.

Quiet, quick and surprisingly gentle, a measured instrument pulse or a soft drop of the table section rather than anything forceful. Most first-timers tell me it’s nothing like they braced for.

All the time, they’re the two groups low-force techniques serve best. Children get age-scaled checks with parents right there, and older patients get care that respects sensitive joints and medical histories.

Yes, all major health insurance funds process at the Richmond desk on the day, and where chiropractic is on your policy you only ever pay the gap.

Unhurried. Your story first, a careful examination second, and a plain-language explanation before any care is proposed. Bring any scans or reports you hold, and bring your questions, all of them.

Where to find Amy

Wellbeing Chiropractic Richmond

Suite 1/53 Coppin Street, Richmond, VIC 3121

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