Yeronga Chiropractic & Wellness Centre

Yeronga Chiropractic & Wellness Centre operates from 46 Shottery Street in Yeronga, Queensland, serving the local community with chiropractic care. The practice was established in 2014 by Dr Aidan McGuigan, who holds a Bachelor of Applied Science (Clinical) and Bachelor of Chiropractic Science from RMIT University Melbourne, where he graduated in 1997. Dr McGuigan is a Diplomate of Chiropractic Paediatrics, having completed his post-graduate qualification in 2014, and serves as an executive board member of the Australian College of Chiropractic Paediatrics. He has been a member of the Australian Chiropractic Association for 25 years.

The practice offers a range of manual and low-force techniques including Diversified, Gonstead, drop-piece table methods, Sacro-Occipital Technique, and Activator. The services also encompass muscle therapy and stretching, strengthening rehabilitative exercises, and chiropractic adjustments. The team has experience working with patients presenting with acute injuries, chronic pain, sports injuries, postural issues, and general chiropractic conditions, and provides care for pregnancy and pediatric presentations.

As a pediatric specialist, Dr McGuigan brings particular expertise in chiropractic paediatrics to the practice. The clinic co-manages patient care with multiple healthcare professionals including physiotherapists, podiatrists, GPs, massage therapists, acupuncturists, exercise physiologists, dentists, mid-wives, and medical specialists. Located near Yeronga train station, the centre offers parking at the back of the building or on Cowper Street. The practice shares premises with Indigo Soul Wellness and is situated near Aeon Health – Physiotherapy & Rehab.

Yeronga Chiropractic & Wellness Centre accepts various payment arrangements including private health funds, Work Cover, DVA, CDM (GP referral), and NDIS patients. The clinic maintains an active presence in the local community as a sponsor of the Yeronga Devils Junior AFL Club, reflecting its commitment to the Yeronga area.