Katie MacRae Chiropractic

Katie MacRae Chiropractic is located at 7 West Promenade in Manly, New South Wales, operating within the Akasha Integrative Health centre. This multi-disciplinary setting provides a collaborative environment for patient care. The practice is led by Dr Katie MacRae, who holds a Bachelor of Science in Human Kinetics (Honours), a Bachelor of Chiropractic Science, and a Master of Chiropractic. With this extensive academic background, Dr MacRae delivers chiropractic services to the local community.

The clinic offers a comprehensive range of manual therapy techniques, including Diversified and Gonstead adjustments, joint mobilisations, and the Activator method. Soft tissue therapies available encompass myofascial release, dynamic cupping, dry needling, and dynamic taping. This variety of approaches allows the practice to accommodate different patient preferences and clinical presentations, utilising both traditional chiropractic methods and contemporary soft tissue techniques.

The practice provides services for patients presenting with various musculoskeletal concerns, including acute and chronic injuries, muscle strains, joint dysfunction, and nerve impingement. Care is also available for individuals experiencing headaches, temporomandibular joint (TMJ) dysfunction, and craniosacral issues. Dr MacRae has particular experience working with pregnant and postnatal women, offering support throughout pregnancy and the recovery period, as well as with paediatric patients and children. Postural support services extend to the general population seeking structural alignment assistance.

Dr MacRae specialises in pregnancy, postnatal, and paediatric care, bringing focused clinical expertise to these specific patient demographics. Beyond clinical practice, she is a published researcher, having contributed to award-winning co-authored research on chiropractic patient management. By practising within Akasha Integrative Health, the clinic operates as part of a collaborative, multi-disciplinary environment that supports integrative approaches to patient wellbeing.