Harman Family Chiropractic

Dr Sam (chiropractor) of Harman Family Chiropractic in Carlton, specializes in providing gentle, safe and effective Chiropractic care to babies, children, adults and the elderly.

With many years of chiropractic training and education under her belt, Dr Sam Harman has treated hundreds of patients with conditions ranging from pregnancy, whiplash, scoliosis, sciatica, herniated (prolapsed) discs to carpel tunnel syndrome as well as low back pain, neck pain and headaches.

Dr Sam has been taking care of people from Carlton, Melbourne City (CBD) and surrounding suburbs for over 8 years.

Harman family chiropractic is located off Drummond St, Carlton, just minutes from the CBD

All our chiropractors at Harman Family Chiropractic are active members of the Chiropractic Association of Australia.

Harman Family Chiropractic is dedicated to providing comprehensive sports injury, pain treatment, nutrition, health and wellness care, tailored to you.

The techniques used at Harman Family Chiropractic, used in our Carlton office include Sacro-occipital technique (SOT), diversified and drop piece. These chiropractic techniques are gentle, safe, non-surgical and non-invasive. Chiropractic is a conservative, natural and drug free.

If you are suffering from headaches, arthritis, low back pain, neck pain, sciatica, pinched nerves, slipped discs, scoliosis, whiplash, stress, muscle soreness, subluxation or lumbargo call our friendly team.

Your Health
• What is health?

The Basics of Chiropractic
• What is Chiropractic?
• Why is the nervous system so important?
• Why is the spine so important?
• What are subluxations and how do subluxations occur?
• How do I know whether I need to see a Chiropractor?
• Can Chiropractic help me maintain my health?

About Harman Family Chiropractic
• Our philosophy
• Contact information & clinic hours
• About Dr Samantha Harman and her techniques
• What can I expect on my first visit and subsequent visits?
• ‘Half Hour to Health’
• Corporate information

Chiropractic is for All Walks of Life
• Pregnant mums and babies
• Children and adolescents
• Athletes and active adults
• Research Articles